Events

Austin Enterprise AI Important: Register on the event website is required for admission. Welcome to the AI meetup in Austin. Join us for deep dive tech talks on AI, GenAI, LLMs and Agents, hands-on experiences on code labs, workshops, and networking with speakers and fellow developers. Topics/Speakers: Stay tuned as we are updating speaker/topics. If you have a keen interest in speaking to our community, we invite you to submit topics for consideration: Submit Topics Sponsors: We are actively seeking sponsors to support AI developers community. Whether it is by offering venue spaces, providing food, or cash sponsorship. Sponsors will not only speak at the meetups, receive prominent recognition, but also gain exposure to our extensive membership base of 8,000+ AI developers in Austin and 500K+ worldwide. Venue Sponsors: Thank you to Station Austin for sponsoring Austin AI Developers Group. Station Austin is the center of gravity for entrepreneurs in Texas. They bring together the best entrepreneurs in the state and connect them with their first investors, employees, mentors, and customers. To sign up for a Station Austin membership, *click here.*

Data Science Philadelphia (DataPhilly) 📢 Join DataPhilly for our September Tech Talks: an evening of expert-led presentations, hands-on conversation, and networking with Philadelphia's data community. Our host is The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. https://www.wharton.upenn.edu/ ⚡ Speaker announcements coming soon, follow the DataPhilly Meetup page and LinkedIn to stay updated. ❗Please note, by RSVPing you agree to comply to our code of conduct - https://github.com/DataPhilly/projects/blob/main/COC.md

DC Startup Founder 101 You have watched enough webinars. What you have not done is talk to the people building in this city. No stage, no slides, no panel. A short opening, structured introductions so nobody is stranded, and then the evening is yours. Founders at every stage, local investors with no obligation to pitch or be pitched, and operators who can actually help with something. Bring what you are working on and what you are stuck on. ❯❯ Register now at: https://luma.com/922hcf1v ❯ Guest Speakers include: * Guc Ozenci (Program Director, FI Washington DC) * Vikram Dhawan (Founder & CEO, KnoetiK Solutions Inc.,) * Sean Makulowich (Founder & CEO, IdeaFire™) ❯ What You'll Learn: * Who is building what in Penn West right now, from the people building it; * Which local investors are active and what they are looking at; * What the operators in the room can help with; * Where the local ecosystem is strong and where it is thin; * How to keep the conversations going after the night ends. ❯ Who Should Attend: * Founders at any stage building in or near Penn West; * Professionals considering starting something who want to meet people who did; * Local investors and operators looking for early deal flow and talent; * Anyone who prefers a conversation to a webinar.. ❯❯ Register now at: https://luma.com/922hcf1v

Oakland Startup Founder 101 🍸 San Francisco. 1928. Prohibition is in full force. The city’s most influential entrepreneurs, artists and visionaries aren’t gathering in public, they’re meeting behind hidden doors, where jazz fills the air, cocktails flow in secret and the night’s best conversations are reserved for those who know where to look. 🔹For one unforgettable night during Dreamforce, step into an immersive Prohibition-era experience at Barbarossa, one of San Francisco’s most iconic cocktail lounges. 🔹Expect an evening of handcrafted cocktails, incredible music and a curated community of founders, investors, engineers, creators, innovators and enterprises. 🔹As the night unfolds, the music evolves from vintage speakeasy vibes into elevated DJ sets. Join us for: * ✨ Immersive Prohibition-era experience * 🥂 Craft cocktails * 🤝 Founders • Investors • Engineers • AI Builders • Creatives • Enterprises * 🎧 Titanic’s End DJs Dress Code (Optional): Gatsby • Black Tie • Flapper • Vintage • Art Deco • Speakeasy Chic 🚨Password: Sign up & you'll receive it before the event 🚨 Hosted By: Founders Bay is a 200,000+ member community of founders, executives, investors and operators — weekly curated events, expert workshops, and mentorship. About Us: Founder Institute San Francisco/Oakland AI rewrote the rules of company building. The playbook has changed. *Skills are no longer the barrier. Direction is*. At Founder Institute, we’ve merged our structured programs with AI agents t

Los Angeles Startup Founder 101 Are you ready to build the next breakout AI company? Serephina Ha from Founder Institute is co-hosting an intensive AI Hackathon for founders, developers, and creators to collaborate and build. Last year's winner got funded by Y-Combinator! ❯❯ Register via Luma: https://luma.com/upjkn37w This event is run by our partner, LIKELION US. RSVPing on this Meetup will not get you entry to this event. To attend, you must register via Luma.

San Diego Python Users Group We are continuing our Study group online for the time being. We are now meeting online in the San Diego Python Discord server! Here is the link to join: https://discord.gg/8GpWuVvdbQ There is a "meetup" voice/video channel that we will be using! We may start meeting in person soon! This will be discussed at the meetup. We are considering having some online, some in-person. Decisions, decisions! Every Saturday we meet up with the larger Python community (including San Diego PyLadies (http://www.meetup.com/sd-pyladies), Open BioInformatics San Diego (https://www.meetup.com/Open-Bioinformatics-SanDiego/) and San Diego Artificial Intelligence (https://www.meetup.com/SanDiegoAI/)) to chat, learn, and hang out. Our study group is for everyone on their Python journey, whether you're just starting out, an experienced pro, or anywhere in between. There's no formal instruction, just a bunch of folks who like to code. Sometimes we talk about a specific subject, sometimes answer questions, whatever! Python Community Code of Conduct (http://www.pythonsd.org/coc): Python is much more than a software language. Python is a vibrant community made up of members from around the globe with a diverse set of skills, personalities, and experiences. It is through these differences that our community experiences great successes and continued growth. Overall, we're good to each other. We contribute to this community not because we have to, but because we want to.

The Boston Python User Group From absolute beginners to industry experts, all are welcome! Whether you're coding, networking, or just hanging out, this is the perfect time to collaborate and learn.

The Boston Python User Group From absolute beginners to industry experts, all are welcome! Whether you're coding, networking, or just hanging out, this is the perfect time to collaborate and learn.

Seattle Enterprise AI Important: Register on AICamp website or (luma) is required for admission. RSVP on meetup is turned off. Agentic AI is redefining how software is designed, built, and deployed. Organizations are moving beyond experimentation and into production, creating intelligent systems that can reason, orchestrate workflows, and accelerate outcomes across the enterprise. Agents of Impact, presented by AWS & NVIDIA, is where technical leaders and builders come to learn how to design, build, and scale production-ready, agentic AI systems. Join us for a full-day experience featuring keynotes on the foundations of agentic AI, architecture deep dives, and hands-on labs where every attendee builds in their own cloud environment. You'll hear real customer stories: what worked, what failed, and what the path from prototype to production actually looks like. The day closes with open Q&A and a happy hour with the engineers and builders in the room. What you will learn? ✔ Build agentic AI applications hands-on using Amazon Bedrock and AgentCore ✔ Learn from customers who are running AI agents in production today ✔ Explore proven architectural patterns for agent orchestration, governance, and scaling ✔ Connect with others working on similar AI challenges ✔ Accelerate your AI initiatives through the AWS AI-DLC program Who should attend? ✔ Technical decision makers - VPs of Engineering, Heads of Product, Technical Directors ✔ Software developers - Senior Developers, ML Engineers,

DC Startup Founder 101 Your pitch has a problem you cannot hear. You have said it enough times that it sounds fine to you. Mentors hear it in the first ninety seconds. In this session founders pitch live and get structured feedback on the spot, and everyone else learns from watching someone else's mistake instead of making it. Bring a pitch at any stage, including one that is still only an idea. Register now and say it out loud to people who will tell you the truth. ❯ Guest Speakers include: * Guc Ozenci (Program Director, FI Washington DC) * Jonathan Greechan (Co-Founder & CIO, Founder Institute, GP Founder Capital) ❯ What You'll Learn: * How to open a pitch so the listener knows what you do in one sentence; * The structure investors expect and the order they expect it in; * How to talk about traction when you do not have any yet; * The most common mistake in pitches at this stage, and the fix; * How to handle the question you were hoping nobody would ask. ❯ Who Should Attend: * Founders preparing to pitch investors, mentors, or an accelerator; * Idea-stage founders who have never said their idea out loud to strangers; * Anyone who has pitched and could not tell why it did not land; * Founders who want to learn by watching others get feedback.. ❯❯ This is a live, interactive online event, so be sure to RSVP at https://fi.co/e/405075/meetup to receive the Zoom URL to join us live!

Oakland Startup Founder 101 You don't need to be "naturally creative" to find a great startup idea. Strong ideas come from a clear, repeatable process, and that matters more than ever now that AI can generate endless ideas in seconds. The hard part is deciding which one is worth building. In this live workshop, Jonathan Greechan (Co-Founder & CIO of Founder Institute) shares a proven framework for developing high-potential startup ideas, based on insights from working with 10,000+ startups worldwide. You'll also share your idea, get feedback, and meet other aspiring founders in your industry. ❯ What You'll Learn: * Why smart founders get trapped in idea paralysis * How to choose what to build when AI can generate endless ideas * A practical scoring system to compare multiple ideas * How to identify problems with real urgency and demand * How to assess founder-market fit objectively * Clear signals that an idea is worth committing to ❯ Featured Speaker: * Jonathan Greechan - Co-Founder & CEO of the Founder Institute - Jonathan Greechan is the Co-Founder & CEO of the Founder Institute, the world's largest pre-seed startup accelerator. Since 2009, he has grown and scaled the organization to chapters in over 200 cities and over 100 countries, producing over 9,000 portfolio companies with nearly $2BN in venture funding. In his long career in tech and marketing, Jonathan has advised thousands of startups on marketing, growth, and product strategy and has spoken at startup conferenc

The Fintech Sandbox Innovation Forum at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston — two days of fireside chats, expert panels, masterclasses, and networking receptions on the future of fintech. Local to Hult Boston. (Sep 22–23)

Chicago Startup Founder 101 If you have a startup idea or a growing company and you want to expand your network in Chicago, then join us for the in-person 'Founder Night Out' event. At this informal networking event, you can connect with other early-stage entrepreneurs, startup mentors, and advisors from the Founder Institute network. With AI reshaping how founders build, launch, and scale, it's the perfect moment to swap notes on the tools and tactics working right now — whether you're a technical builder or just getting started. Socialize over drinks with potential co-founders, advisors, mentors, and partners, trade ideas on building smarter with the latest tools, and most of all, get away from the computer and have fun! Who Should Attend: * Anyone interested in entrepreneurship * Anyone who has a pre-seed tech company or an AI startup idea * Anyone interested in joining an AI-Native Company Builder ❯❯ This is an in-person event, so be sure to RSVP at https://FI.co/e/404448 to secure your spot and receive further details.

Oakland Startup Founder 101 You built the thing. It works in a demo, it looks real, and then someone asks whether it can handle a thousand users and take payments. That gap is where AI built products stall. The tools are excellent at getting you to a working prototype and almost silent about architecture, security, and everything that decides whether a product survives contact with customers. Carlos Ignacio Sanabria, Partnership Manager at Designli, has run dozens of code and UX audits on exactly these builds. He will show you what to look for, so you can find the problems before your users do. ❯❯ RSVP now at https://fi.co/e/404613/meetup to get your link and join us live! ❯ What You'll Learn: * The three places vibe coded builds fail: architecture, security, and test coverage * How to run a basic readiness check on your own build before you put it in front of customers * Why context and guardrails around AI beat raw shipping speed, and what that looks like in practice * How to move from build mode to hypothesis mode, testing assumptions instead of stacking features * How to pick a North Star Metric that tells you whether the product is actually working. ❯ Featured Speaker: * Carlos Ignacio Sanabria \- Partnership Manager @ Designli: Carlos is the Partnerships Manager at Designli,

Miami Startup Founder 101 Graduates spend 10 intense weeks turning an idea into a company that earns a real investor meeting. This is the session where they get to pitch live in front of investors. Each founder gets five minutes on stage, followed by live questions from angels and early-stage VCs. If you want to take a peek behind the curtains and witness what early founders are building in Miami and the questions investors ask first, this is a room you want to be in. ❯ What You'll See: * Five-minute pitches from every graduating Miami founder, live; * The AI-powered products they built during the program; * Live questions from investors, including the ones founders get asked first; * What pre-seed traction looks like after 10 weeks of hard work from idea to the point of graduation; * How to apply to the next Miami cohort. ❯ Who Should Attend: * Idea-stage founders who want to see what one semester of work produces; * Founders preparing to raise pre-seed; * Investors and operators looking for new companies coming out of Miami. * Anyone considering applying to the next Founder Institute cohort. About Founder Institute: The Founder Institute is the World's Largest AI-Native Company Builder, giving idea-stage, first-time founders, and employees making the leap to entrepreneurship the tools, global network, and proven methodology to build an AI-powered startup from zero to funding. Since 2009, our structured programs have helped over 9,000 founders across 100 countries raise more

Austin Enterprise AI Important: Register on the event website is required for admission. This meetup is for developers and platform teams who want to understand what it actually takes to move from AI experimentation to production-ready workflows. We’ll focus on how teams are redesigning their development workflows to work with AI, not just adding tools on top. That includes how to structure workflows, manage agents, and introduce the right level of control without killing developer velocity. No hype. No tool comparisons. Just a clear look at why most AI workflows fail and what actually works at scale. Who this is for: \- Beginner → intermediate software developers \- Platform engineers and DevOps folks supporting dev teams \- Anyone using \(or wanting to use\) AI tools beyond simple autocomplete Agenda: \* 5:30pm\~6:00pm: Checkin, Food and Networking \* 6:00pm\~6:15pm: Welcome/community update \* 6:15pm\~8:00pm: Tech talks and Q&A \* 8:00pm\~8:30pm: Open discussion & Mixer Tech Talk: Scaling AI Coding Agents Across the Enterprise Speaker: Stephen Kirby, Solutions Engineer @ Coder Abstract: Everyone wants AI coding agents, but putting them on developer laptops creates a new set of problems. Tool sprawl becomes impossible to govern, security and data egress are difficult to audit, and access to agents stays limited to the developers who know how to use them. ​As organizations look to scale AI, platform teams are left with the challenge of figuring out where these agents should

SF AI Important Note: Register on the event website is REQUIRED for admission. Welcome to the Enterprise AI meetup in SF. We're a community for practitioners building, deploying, and scaling AI inside enterprises. We're here to tackle the hard problems: integration, deploying, governance, monitoring, security, ROI, and the messy middle between pilot and production. Who should attend: * A developer, engineer, or data scientist building AI into enterprise systems * A tech lead or architect designing AI infrastructure and pipelines * A tech decision-maker evaluating, adopting, or governing AI in your organization * Anyone who wants to move beyond the hype and learn what actually works in production In September Edition, we team up with PhoenixData, Snowflake and CircleCI. Speakers/Topics: If you have a keen interest in speaking to our community, we invite you to submit topics for consideration: Submit Topics Sponsors: We are actively seeking sponsors to support our community. Whether it is by offering venue spaces, providing food/drink, or cash sponsorship. Sponsors will not only speak at the meetups, receive prominent recognition, but also gain exposure to our extensive membership base of 50,000+ AI developers in San Francisco and 500K+ in global.

San Diego Python Users Group We will be at Qualcomm Building Q (this is the indoor amphitheater we were at in 2022 and before Covid). The event will also be live-streamed to our YouTube channel. Pizza will be provided by Cloudflare. GETTING INTO THE VENUE Go through the entryway through the cafe to the big stadium seating conference room toward the back of the building. You may need help getting into the building as the door does lock. However, security knows we are meeting so just explain that you're here for San Diego Python! AGENDA We will be doing 5-7 minute lightning talks If you are interested in giving a talk, please signup to give one: https://www.sandiegopython.org/present/ CURRENTLY SCHEDULED TALKS ANNOUNCEMENTS We want your feedback improving San Diego Python! Post it here. San Diego Python has a code of conduct.

DFW Pythoneers Come socialize with other Python programmers over dinner. No presentations or demos, just hanging out and chatting. Please note that there is no meeting held on Thanksgiving Day.

Atlanta Startup Founder 101 Welcome to Startup Oasis in collaboration with Founder Institute! If you are a startup founder or anyone else in the tech ecosystem looking to start, join, or help a tech startup, this event is for you! Startup founders pitch their business or concept to the audience like on Shark Tank. Then, each founder gets a breakout room for more collaboration and discussions, similar to a hackathon. If you are a Founder and you come away with teammates, DO NOT LET IT GO TO WASTE. This windfall of resources may change your perspective, but remember you were just in the desert, trying to find human capital. Schedule weekly benchmark calls, keep them excited about the vision, be open to input, and celebrate small wins. We are meeting on Zoom, the link is here in the listing. Agenda: 8:00pm – 8:10 EDT Intros: During the first 10 minutes, we will give you the history, structure, and future plans of Startup Oasis and open signups for founders that want to pitch their startups. 8:10 - 8:25 Pitches: Each founder will then get up to 3 minutes to pitch their startup. This format is recommended: name, business, the problem, your solution, target customer base, and your biggest challenge/current need. This part is similar to Shark Tank. 8:30 – onward Breakout Groups: For the remainder of the event, each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk to the founders in greater detail about their needs and challenges in a small group setting

Denver Python Users Group Come out and meet up with people in the broader Python community, including the Denver Data Science and Machine Learning Group, and the Denver Biology & Bioinformatics Group. Our study group is for everyone on their Python journey, whether you're just starting out, an experienced pro, or anywhere in between. There's no formal instruction, just a bunch of folks who like to code. Sometimes we talk about a specific subject, sometimes answer questions, whatever! Python Community Code of Conduct: Python is much more than a software language. Python is a vibrant community made up of members from around the globe with a diverse set of skills, personalities, and experiences. It is through these differences that our community experiences great successes and continued growth. Overall, we're good to each other. We contribute to this community not because we have to, but because we want to. Library code of conduct: https://jeffcolibrary.org/policies/code-of-conduct/

The Boston Python User Group From absolute beginners to industry experts, all are welcome! Whether you're coding, networking, or just hanging out, this is the perfect time to collaborate and learn.

New York Open Statistical Programming Meetup External registration required at nyhackr. This month we have Mirian Lima talking about how to provide your judgement to agents. Thank you to NYU for hosting us. Everybody attending must RSVP through the registration form at nyhackr. There is a charge for in-person and virtual tickets are free. Space is extremely limited and in-person registration closes at 3 PM the day of the talk. About the Talk: Judgment is the capacity; your creative process is its observable trace. Every conversation with your agent is exactly that — a trace. You're already sharing your expertise, every day, with an audience of one. The alternative: package your judgment, keep your intent. This talk shows what that means in practice. At the UN we packaged our methodological judgment as a portable kit: a Python package, an MCP server, and a skill set that turn a generic coding agent into an opinionated pair-analyst for self-service analytics. You'll leave with a simple framework for what to package and what to keep, a structural answer to 'won't this replace me?' (it doesn't), and two public-good reasons to share your judgment." About Mirian: Mirian Lima is a research methodologist working with economic develo

Chicago Startup Founder 101 Join us for a live session with Broc W. Edwards, Managing Partner at Exit Quotient Ventures, a Midwest-focused fund investing at pre-seed and seed in capital-efficient startups. Broc is also Founder and CEO of Pronoia Capital, with a background in investment banking at Merrill Lynch, Keefe Bruyette & Woods, and Raymond James. We’ll map the local funding landscape: which funds and angel groups are deploying, what public programs and grants are available, realistic check sizes, and what investors screen for, including the AI-native traction local investors are increasingly asking about. Register now and leave knowing who to approach. ❯ Guest Speakers include: * Broc W. Edwards (Exit Quotient Ventures) * Jason Jacobsohn (Founder & Managing Director, Propellant Ventures) ❯ What You'll Learn: * Which funds, angel groups and public programs are actively deploying in the Midwest; * What check sizes are realistic locally, and at what stage; * What each type of funder screens for before taking a meeting; * What AI-native traction means to a local investor; * How a founder at idea stage gets on the radar of any of them. Featured Speaker: * Broc W. Edwards - Managing Partner at Exit Quotient Ventures - Broc leads a Midwest-focused venture fund writing pre-seed and seed checks into capital-efficient startups across the region. He is also Founder and CEO of Pronoia Capital, and spent his career in investment banking at Merrill Lynch, Keefe Bruyette & Woods and

DFW Pythoneers Welcome. We're a friendly group for those who program using the Python language as well as those wanting to learn it. We try hard to be beginner friendly as well as cover advanced material. Social hour starting at 6pm. Our normal meeting and talk will start at 7pm. This be an in-person event

The Boston Python User Group From absolute beginners to industry experts, all are welcome! Whether you're coding, networking, or just hanging out, this is the perfect time to collaborate and learn.

DFW Pythoneers Join us for our monthly meetup! The meetup will take place in the PyTexas Discord server, so be sure to join! This month we are excited to be joined by *Shayan Ali* Speaker: *Shayan Ali* Topic: *How to Read the AI Brain* Artificial neural networks over the course of the last 5 to 6 years have grown so large and complex that humans are losing the ability to understand and interpret this artificial brain. If this continues, our society can face disastrous consequences. This talk sheds light on how these networks work and, drawing from Shayan's personal research, how we can develop that understanding for the future ahead.

Denver Python Users Group FOOD WILL BE PROVIDED AGENDA We will be doing 5-7 minute lightning talks. If you are interested in giving a talk at this or a future Monthly Meetup, please message an organizer. CURRENTLY SCHEDULED TALKS Python Community Code of Conduct: Python is much more than a software language. Python is a vibrant community made up of members from around the globe with a diverse set of skills, personalities, and experiences. It is through these differences that our community experiences great successes and continued growth. Overall, we're good to each other. We contribute to this community not because we have to, but because we want to. Library code of conduct: https://jeffcolibrary.org/policies/code-of-conduct/

Denver Python Users Group FOOD WILL BE PROVIDED AGENDA We will be doing 5-7 minute lightning talks. If you are interested in giving a talk at this or a future Monthly Meetup, please message an organizer. CURRENTLY SCHEDULED TALKS Python Community Code of Conduct: Python is much more than a software language. Python is a vibrant community made up of members from around the globe with a diverse set of skills, personalities, and experiences. It is through these differences that our community experiences great successes and continued growth. Overall, we're good to each other. We contribute to this community not because we have to, but because we want to. Library code of conduct: https://jeffcolibrary.org/policies/code-of-conduct/

The premier startup and tech conference — the Startup Battlefield pitch competition, founder and investor keynotes, and one of the best rooms in tech for anyone into entrepreneurship, VC, or product. (Oct 13–15, San Francisco)

The Austin Python Meetup New location at Brazos Place @ 800 Brazos st. us the entrance on brazos street not 8th. This is a Hybrid event both in-person and virtual. The in-person event is hosted at Antler downtown Austin. Address: Brazos Place @ 800 Brazos st, The entrance is off of Brazos st. Talks: Zombie Radio AI - Theatrical improvisation by LLM actors and Human quality Text-to-Speech for a Halloween party By: Alfredo Valles Description: Abstract: A Python CLI Application that performs an audio-only theater play with several LLM voice actors that improvise along the story of 4 persons trapped in a lab with Zombies. The result is a stream of audio dialog that resembles a radio program from the 30s. (In the spirit of Orson Welles' 1938 Halloween episode: "The War of the Worlds"). In contrast with radio, the user can interact with the AI actors via voice in certain key moments. To run the Text-to-speech Model locally you need a beefy CUDA graphic card, but we will also provide scripts / Dockerfiles to install the required AI models in a cloud provider. This project is perfect for a Halloween party booth. Bio: Alfredo Valles is a backend engineer with years of experience. I love Python, Linux and open source. Alfredo is also a Physicist. Way back he used machine learning in research (before it was cool). Now he is dipping his toes in the brave new world of Transformers AI models. Antler Antler wor

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The world's largest gathering of women and non-binary technologists, anchored by a massive career fair with 400+ companies recruiting for tech, product, and data roles. Hybrid — attend in person or virtually. (Oct 27–30)

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A free, fully virtual career fair connecting students and job-seekers with firms hiring for financial planning and wealth-management careers. Join from anywhere. (Nov 13)

IndyPy Join us either in person or remotely for our hybrid event! * IN PERSON: TBD * REMOTE: Zoom AGENDA 7 - 7:15pm: Announcements and Introductions 7:15 - 8:15pm: Pro Talk 8:15 - 8:30pm: Door Prizes 8:30 - 9pm: Networking & General Discussion Guests are welcome to attend, but please have each person RSVP on their own Meetup account.

The world's most powerful tech event — 4,000+ exhibitors unveiling the year's biggest innovations in AI, mobility, and consumer tech, plus a major business-development and hiring floor. (Jan 6–9, Las Vegas)

South by Southwest — Austin's sprawling conference at the intersection of tech, startups, media, and culture. A magnet for founders, investors, and creatives, with deep programming on the future of business and innovation. (Mar 15–21, Austin)