Tag: networking

Seattle Area Networking Events

Carl Setzer
Guys networking

Well, it’s been a bit, hasn’t it? It’s been nearly a year since my last post. Wow! My apologies. Attempting to reboot my career has taken a great deal of my time and energy. I deeply appreciate that you are here, now, reading this post. Thank you so very much!

As I’m now looking for a new role, I thought it apropos to create a list of networking events. Besides the need for ME to network, I’ve had a couple of folks ask me for places to go. So, here’s the quick list I came up with.

List of Seattle networking events

  • Seattle Chamber of Commerce:
  • Puget Sound Business Journal
  • IABC (International Association of Business Communicators)

Now, here’s where you come in. This list is minimal. Please give me ideas, add to this. I think this could be a nice addition and regularly updated element to my site.

Any of you going to #Seattle’s “Network After Work” Event this Wednesday, March 22

Carl Setzer

Hey Seattle-based chums,

Any of you planning on attending “Network After Work Seattle at Amber“? It’s Wednesday evening right by Pike Place Market.

For me, driving to downtown mid-week/evenings is a bit of a pain. Back when I worked at Starbucks it was easy (it’s only a few minutes north, and, ostensibly, on my way home). Even when I was at Microsoft, heading into downtown was pretty straightforward. Marysville, though…well, with traffic, construction and all the other events in my life make these sorts of things challenging.

So, let me know if any of you are planning on going, or even just thinking of going.

Tomorrow! Greendrinks Start-up Fair!

Carl Setzer

When I worked in Environmental Affairs, and worked in Seattle, I attended these regularly.  It’s a bit of a hike, though, so, the likelihood of me making it there are slim. I still highly recommend attending, though. It’s definitely worth the time.  You’ll meet amazing people doing incredible work.

Tomorrow is our first ever Greendrinks Startup Fair and we want you to be a part of it! We are at Impact HUB Seattle!

 

At this month’s Greendrinks, we will have a Start-Up Stand Up. Every organization will have two minutes with the microphone to give the room their pitch, discuss their product or program or ask for the resources they need. They are looking to take their work to the next level or help you get your startup off the ground. Come to be a resource. Come to learn. Come and be inspired!

 

 

The agenda for the night is:

5:30: Doors open

6:15-6:30-First Stand Up Group

7:00-7:15-Second Stand Up Group

7:40-7:55-Third Stand Up Group

8:30: Event Ends

Particpants include:

Kitsap Bank

Northwest Chocolate

Evergreen Carbon

Community General Store

Repair Cafe

Seattle 2035

Tower Garden

Brain Fingerprinting

King County ECO Net

Ardea Coaching

 Association of Green Property Owners and Managers

 www.myneighbor.com

Center for Inclusive Entrepreneurship

No Place Like Home
Capital Hill EcoDistrict 

 

 

Have you joined our Facebook Page? It’s a great way to engage with our community, share your events and organizations and learn about upcoming events!! Request to join and we will get you approved!


Don’t forget your own cup and as always, 

it’s a $5 donation at the door!

Open House at the Everett Herald – TONIGHT!

Carl Setzer

Sadly, I won’t be able to make it. But should be very interesting and insightful.

The Daily Herald – Open House

Tuesday, September 23rd, 2014  –  4:00 – 7:00 p.m.

1800 41st Street, Ste 300, Everett

Contact:  The Daily Herald jcampbell@heraldnet.com   Phone: 425-339-3000
In partnership with Economic Alliance Snohomish County

 

Our new offices are starting to feel like home.  We’re ready to invite our friends to visit.  If you haven’t had the chance to visit the Daily Herald since we made the move, we’d like to give you a chance to join us at an open house on Tuesday, September 23, 2014 from 4p.m. until 7p.m.  Light hors d’oeuvres and drinks will be served.

There will be a silent auction containing memorable pieces of our history available for you to take home.  All of the proceeds raised will go towards The Herald Editorial Scholarship Fund through the Greater Everett Community Foundation.  The fund provides annual scholarships to Snohomish County college students who have shown a dedication to community journalism.