Format · no travel required
Online rooms
212 verified · every time below is shown in your time zone, not ours
Happening soon
- Tech & StartupsVerifiedOnline
Npsp to Agentforce NonProfit: Migration Strategy, Risks & Considerations
Online·Trailblazer Community
Free — just turn up Verified
OnlineCibse NW CPD: AHU Refurbishments - Performance & Decarbonisation
Online·CIBSE North West
Free — just turn upVerified
OnlineEdTech Together Online
Online·DOHE
Free — just turn up
The rest of the calendar
5 events, including the 3 above
- Marketing, Media & CreativeVerifiedOnline
Using AI in day-to-day Marketing Operations
Online·Trailblazer Community
Free — just turn up Verified
OnlineAAB Presents: Production Management for TV
Online·AAB Productions
Free — just turn up- Marketing, Media & CreativeVerifiedOnline
Virtual Lunch & Learn: Help us shape our Salesforce Marketing Group
Online·Trailblazer Community
Free — just turn up - Marketing, Media & CreativeVerifiedOnline
Marketing Cloud Mondays Hands-On Sessions
Online·Trailblazer Community
Free — just turn up Verified
OnlineThe Human-Centred Marketing Club
Online·Psych Digital Marketing
£40.79–73.30
Online events get the same five checks — a dead Zoom link fails the same as a dead venue.
Why bother with an online room
Online networking has a reputation, most of it earned by webinars pretending to be conversations. The ones worth an hour have three things going for them.
Geography stops being the filter
The useful person for your business is rarely the nearest one. An online room is the only place a Bristol consultant and a Manchester buyer end up in the same conversation on a Tuesday lunchtime.
An hour, not an evening
The real cost of in-person networking is the travel either side of it. An online session costs exactly its own length, which makes a bad one survivable and a good one repeatable.
Easier to actually speak in
Structured breakouts and a queue for the microphone suit people who find a loud room hard work. A lot of quietly effective networkers do their best work here.
A webinar with a Q&A box is not networking, and this index treats it as junk rather than inventory — which is why there are 212 of these and not thousands.
One line per event. Weekly.
The letter lists what landed online — nothing else, ever.