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Ignite Your Network: Tech & AI Social

Thu, Nov 19, 1:00 AM
From Bay Area Jobs Network
4.4
1 attendee
Job Seeker Meetup: An in-person peer support space for job seekers

Job Seeker Meetup: An in-person peer support space for job seekers

Tue, Dec 1, 6:00 PM
From NorCal World Schoolers. Be a student of life & living !!
4.6

This is a relaxed, in-person gathering where job seekers can connect, share, and support one another through the ups and downs of the job search. Looking for work can feel isolating — but you’re not alone. This is a welcoming space to: * Talk openly about your experience * Swap advice, encouragement, or leads * Build a community of people who truly understand * Learn practical interview preparation strategies from career coach Cathy Lloyd, including how to use AI tools to research organizations and interviewers, decode job descriptions, anticipate questions, sharpen STAR stories, practice with an AI mock interviewer, and prepare thoughtful questions to ask at the end of the interview. *[View Cathy’s Handout](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VmbN3ShdyCvfVH3eMIviNVQxhAbOWS8i/view?usp=sharing).* Whether you're between jobs, changing careers, or figuring out your next step — this is a place for you. **This program takes place in the Jobs and Career Center - 4th Floor of the Main Library (100 Larkin Street)**

4 attendees
FREE: Happy Hour - OAKLAND

FREE: Happy Hour - OAKLAND

Fri, Dec 4, 1:00 AM
From PMI San Francisco Bay Area Chapter
4.7

## IIBA Partnership Happy Hour ## **IIBA Partnership Happy Hour** Whether you're a project manager, analyst or both, join us for an evening of cross‑chapter networking and great conversation! This is a great opportunity to meet and network with Chapter leaders, members, and volunteers in a relaxed setting, while building professional relationships and sharing experiences. The meeting is open to anyone who is interested. *** ### 📍 Location Brooklyn West Winery 200 2nd Street Oakland, CA, 94607 [brooklynwestwinery.com](https://brooklynwestwinery.com/) ### 🚗 Transportation & Parking The venue is near BART Stations Lake Merritt, City Center & 12 St / Oakland, the Okland Ferry Station, or the Okland Transit Station and the AC Transit bus station. ### 👥 Who Can Attend? This meeting is open to anyone interested, members, non-members, newcomers, and returning attendees. ### 📝 Registration FREE for all attendees. Walk-ins are welcome, but please register online in advance to help the Event Host plan and reserve space. ### 💵 Cost There is no event fee. Attendees pay only for what they order from the venue (separate checks). Both wine and non-alcoholic beverages are available. Snacks will be provided and food is available to order. Please drink responsibly. ### 👥 Event Team This is a event co-hosted by PMI San Francisco and IIBA Bay Area. *** ### About PMI San Francisco Bay Area Chapter The **Project Management Institute San Francisco Bay Area Chapter (PMI-SFBAC)** is one of the largest PMI chapters in the world. The chapter is a fun, supportive community dedicated to advancing the project management profession since 1974. PMI-SFBAC hosts meetings, conferences, networking events, workshops, and other innovative programs designed to meet the Chapter’s Strategic Goal – To be acknowledged as THE Project Management Resource in the San Francisco Metro Area. Today, our chapter has over 3,000 members, 64% of whom have earned the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification. PMI-SFBAC is the 15th largest chapter in an international organization of over 300 chapters and 750,000 members across 200 countries. ➡️ Learn more at [pmisfbac.org](https://pmisfbac.org/) ### About the PMI San Francisco Bay Area Happy Hour Program The chapter hosts happy hours in a rotation of locations in San Francisco and the East Bay. We also co-host other happy hours with partner organizations. ### About IIBA The IIBA Bay Area chapter is the Bay Area's leading professional development community for local business analyst, data analyst, product owner, and cybersecurity analyst professionals. ➡️ Learn more at [bayarea.iiba.org](https://bayarea.iiba.org/) ###

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6 attendees
Nonprofit & Social Services Career Fair

Nonprofit & Social Services Career Fair

Wed, Nov 18, 7:00 PM
From NorCal World Schoolers. Be a student of life & living !!
4.6

Connect with local San Francisco nonprofits and social service agencies that are actively hiring. Meet employers, learn about career opportunities, and explore ways to make a meaningful impact in the community. [PRC](https://prcsf.org/) is a longtime Bay Area nonprofit committed to ensuring everyone has an advocate and an opportunity. PRC provides critical support and services—including employment training, housing, financial assistance, and access to healthcare and benefits—to help people facing HIV/AIDS, substance use, mental health challenges, and other barriers achieve greater stability and independence. For questions about this event, contact Basil Martinez at at 415-972-0820 or email: basil.martinez@prcsf.org. **This program takes place in the Koret Lobby & Latino/Hispanic Community Room Center - Lower Level of Main Library (100 Larkin Street)**

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14 attendees
San Francisco Green Drinks Monthly Happy Hour Meetup!

San Francisco Green Drinks Monthly Happy Hour Meetup!

Thu, Nov 19, 1:00 AM
From San Francisco Green Drinks Meetup
4.6

Welcome back San Francisco Green Drinkers!!! San Francisco Green Drinks is pleased to announce we are hosting our monthly **In-person Happy Hour Networking Event** on **Wednesday, November 18th**, at **Southern Pacific Brewing** \- a venue that should be familiar to our friends from Climatebase\, Work on Climate\, and others in the San Francisco Bay Area Climate Solutions Community\! Please note the change from Second Thursday to Third Wednesdays, going forward. Southern Pacific Brewing is located in a spacious warehouse in the Mission's industrial heart, that has been renovated into a bright and expansive brewery and restaurant complete with outdoor seating. It's about 6 blocks, or a 15-minute walk (less by bike!) from 16th Street Mission BART, so please plan ahead! Look for us at a table inside or in the Courtyard, depending on weather and crowds. Remember to bring your business cards, your positive attitude and your interest in discussing sustainability and climate change. Nametags will be available, but reusable ones are encouraged. Also, bring your cash or credit cards to pay for drinks. And be sure to tip our servers! As always, we encourage Green Drinkers to use public transportation, walk, bike or use some other form of low-carbon transportation to get to our event. If you need an escort to BART or Muni at the end of the night, feel free to ask one of our event volunteers! Look forward to seeing you there!! John Tripp President, San Francisco Green Drinks *** If you are interested in volunteering to help run SF Green Drinks, please reach out. I love hosting the event, but I'm always looking for volunteers, and I'd love to rebuild the leadership team! If your organization or someone you know is interested in sponsoring a SF Green Drinks Event, or you have an event space and would like to talk to us about hosting our event at your location, please contact me at: JohnPenfieldTripp@gmail.com The invite will be updated to include the specific date when the event is announced, usually about 1-2 weeks in advance, but we are always on the **Third Wednesday of the month**, unless announced otherwise. You can also leave a note here or on our Facebook Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/sfgreendrinks/) for the latest information.

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5 attendees
An Authentic, Trusting & Powerful Men's Circle

An Authentic, Trusting & Powerful Men's Circle

Wed, Nov 18, 3:00 AM
From Men's Fire Circle - SF East Bay
4.9

Many of us arrive at MDI looking for something. At this point in our lives we have had several challenges. Some that have made us better, some that have rocked the foundation of everything we know and experience in our daily lives. We have felt isolated, alone, burdened, broken even. I was unsure that anything outside of me could hold solutions, or that it was possible for me to learn new ways of being that would connect me with other men-that I could find a place where I could develop into mature masculinity to be able to not only solve some of my problems, but learn how to lead teams of men. This begs a question: How is the world better off with Mature Masculine Leadership, and what is in it for me? Here are a few answers. If your interest is peaked, consider reaching out to us, claim your future... The world is significantly better off with **Mature Masculine Leaders** because such leadership brings a balanced, grounded, and principled approach to power, responsibility, and service. Here's how this benefits society: Mature masculine leaders typically embody **emotional regulation, self-mastery, and integrity**. This creates more stable governments, organizations, and families. These leaders don’t react impulsively or let ego drive decisions—they respond with clarity, long-term thinking, and accountability. *They become anchors in chaos.* The benefit to the world is **transformational**. Mature masculine leaders don't just govern—they **mentor, stabilize, and serve**. Their presence often leads to safer societies, stronger institutions, healthier families, and more cohesive communities. When men lead from maturity, not insecurity or domination, **everyone—regardless of gender—thrives.** Mentor Discover Inspire (MDI) is an international men's organization. You can also [visit our website ](https://www.mentordiscoverinspire.org/) to find out more about us. There is a form there which can help find an MDI Team in your area. If you fill out the form we will get back to you about starting the process of joining an MDI Team.

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Meetup provides opportunities to connect with groups focused on career development, networking events, and discussions relevant to transitioning careers, especially in a diverse job market like San Francisco's.

Yes, you can find various career transition events in San Francisco by searching for events in the city or joining groups that focus on career development workshops and networking events.

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Absolutely! You are free to join as many groups as you like, which allows you to explore various events and communities that fit your career interests.

Meetup facilitates connections and networking but does not guarantee employment outcomes as success depends on your active engagement and connections made.

San Francisco hosts diverse industries and career interests, but actual availability can vary. Exploring the site will show what's active currently.

Yes, as an organizer, you have the flexibility to schedule events at short notice, though providing attendees with advance notice can increase participation.

While many groups focus on local networking in San Francisco, the platform also supports virtual meetups, broadening opportunities beyond geographic limits.

Events are organized by group members who may be professionals or enthusiasts in their fields. Quality varies based on the organizer's expertise.