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Networking & Meetups

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About networking & meetups

Networking events and meetups exist to help people connect. Some are informal — drinks, coffee or a walk with people who share a profession or interest. Others are structured, with introductions, speed-networking rounds, short talks or facilitated small-group conversations. Online networking events use breakout rooms in the organizer's meeting tool so attendees can talk in small groups.

On MultiVendor Market, meetups and networking events are hosted by community organizers, professional groups, coworking spaces, local businesses and individuals. Many are recurring, so you can get to know the same group over time. In-person events show the venue and local time; online events send the joining link to registered attendees.

Pick events where the people you want to meet are likely to be, and look at the format: if you find open mingling hard, structured formats with guided introductions may suit you better. Arrive with a short way to describe what you do and what you're looking for.

Choosing a networking event or meetup

  • Look at who the event is for — profession, industry, career stage or shared interest.
  • Check the format: open mingling, structured introductions, talks or small-group discussions.
  • Recurring meetups let you build relationships over time; consider attending more than once.
  • Confirm the venue and accessibility for in-person events, or the time zone for online ones.
  • Prepare a brief introduction and a couple of questions to ask others.

Questions about networking & meetups

What happens at a networking event?

It depends on the format. Some are informal gatherings; others include introductions, short talks or speed-networking rounds. The listing describes how the event runs.

How do online networking events work?

The organizer uses their own meeting tool, often with breakout rooms for small-group conversations. The link is sent to you after registering.

What if the meetup is full?

Join the waitlist. If someone cancels, the waitlist moves automatically and you'll be notified.

Can I go to a networking event alone?

Yes, most people do. Structured formats with introductions make it easier to start conversations.

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