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Meet & Greet on the Rooftop Terrace of the SNF Library

Meet & Greet on the Rooftop Terrace of the SNF Library

Wed, Oct 21, 9:30 PM
From NYC Business Systems, Processes, & Human Factors Discussion
4.9

**Meet & Greet:** Bring a topic question to discuss with friends and we'll discuss the most popular one. Let's enjoy the pleasant weather on the 7th floor Rooftop Terrace of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation. Inspired by Christopher and Cecilia Phillips, founders of Socrates Cafe. https://youtu.be/3JKrJGIe4d0 (3 minutes) Let's explore the intersection of decision-making, cognitive biases, and social influences on behavior. Whether you are new in town or a seasoned intellectual looking for stimulating discussions, this event is for those interested in learning and connecting with like-minded individuals. We will be using the Socratic method developed by Christopher Phillips & Cecilia Chapa Phillips, this format encourages curiosity and deep exploration of complex ideas. Participants will propose questions, which will be voted on to determine the topic question for discussion. **Topic Ideas or Suggest Your Own:** **Truth and Deception:** \- In an era of misinformation\, what strategies can we employ to become more adept at separating fact from fiction? \- Are there ever situations where deception is not only acceptable but also necessary for the greater good? If so\, what are the ethical boundaries? **Happiness and Fulfillment:** \- Is happiness a fleeting desire or an essential need that drives our lives? What does it truly mean to be happy? \- How do we define and pursue genuine happiness in a world filled with distractions and superficial pleasures? **Moral Frameworks:** \- If you could design the ultimate moral system\, what principles would it be based on\, and why would it be superior to existing ones? \- How do different moral systems influence our decisions and shape society\, and which one do you believe is the most effective in promoting a just and harmonious world? **Love and Connection:** \- What does the concept of a "soulmate" mean in today's world\, and how has the idea evolved over time? \- Is the idea of a soulmate a romantic ideal or a realistic expectation\, and what role does it play in modern relationships? **Family Dynamics:** \- How have the traditional notions of family changed\, and what does the modern family look like in today's society? \- What are the challenges and benefits of the evolving family structures\, and how do they impact individuals and communities? **Changing Wisdom:** \- Which pieces of conventional wisdom have become outdated or irrelevant in our rapidly changing world\, and what new insights should replace them? \- How can we discern which traditional beliefs are timeless and which are in need of revision or replacement? **Wealth and Prosperity:** \- What does wealth truly mean beyond just financial abundance\, and how can it be created in a way that benefits both individuals and society as a whole? \- How do different cultures and societies define and pursue wealth\, and what can we learn from their approaches? **Education Reform:** \- How can we redesign the traditional education system to better prepare students for the current challenges and opportunities? \- What are the most innovative and effective education reform initiatives being implemented around the world\, and what can we learn from them? **AI:** Jeffrey Hinton, "The Godfather of AI," https://youtu.be/OD8fMvRSyDU Let’s enjoy the beautiful weather together! Come ready to connect, learn, and engage in thought-provoking discussions! #SOCRATESCAFE #COFFEE #PHILOSOPHY #MEETUP

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Monthly Non-Monogamy Roundtable: Autonomy and Interdependence

Thu, Oct 22, 11:00 PM
From Downtown Brooklyn Polyamory Social
4.7
6 attendees
Meet & Greet - Blood Donation Meetup

Meet & Greet - Blood Donation Meetup

Thu, Oct 22, 3:45 PM
From NYC Business Systems, Processes, & Human Factors Discussion
4.9

Hosts: Yen & Bill. Give blood - "One pint of blood can save 3 lives. Bring a friend & save 6 lives." [Pay It Forward](https://youtu.be/MqUfHAOdn30) [https://youtu.be/MqUfHAOdn30](https://youtu.be/MqUfHAOdn30) * 62% of the U.S. is eligible to donate blood. The #1 reason people don't donate is they were never asked. * Did you know that platelets support blood clotting and give those with leukemia and other cancers a chance to live? * Did you know that blood loss victims of car accidents may need transfusions of 50 pints or more of red blood cells? * More than 25% of the blood supply is used by cancer patients. "Red Cross declares first-ever national blood crisis." https://youtu.be/ZUmbgpmNixg #GIVEWITHME [https://www.cbsnews.com/news/red-cross-blood-crises-united-states-covid-19/](https://www.cbsnews.com/news/red-cross-blood-crises-united-states-covid-19/) Make your reservation here: [https://donate.nybc.org/donor/auth/signin](https://donate.nybc.org/donor/auth/signin) We'll be donating at the Grand Central Donor Center Chanin Building 115 East 41st Street NEW YORK, NY 10017 +18009332566 (this is NOT to be confused with the Metro North Donor Center) Information for first-time donors, including eligibility criteria: [https://www.nybc.org/donate-blood/](https://www.nybc.org/donate-blood/) "The need for blood is ongoing, but COVID-19 has destroyed the foundation on which the community donates blood to patients served by New York Blood Center. Every week, more than 75,000 blood donations and 1,700 donated platelet units are needed to meet patient need. To ensure we are prepared to support health agencies in our communities and across the country, NYBCe strongly urges individuals who feel healthy and well to make an appointment at a donor center or find a new community blood drive. DONORS PRESENTING: " Regardless of vaccination status, ALL donors MUST wear a mask that covers their mouth and nose Must be 14 days symptom free if recovered from COVID-19 May NOT donate if they have a positive diagnostic test or experienced symptoms of COVID-19 in the last 14 days May not donate if they have been told to self-quarantine due to exposure risk, including travel. We follow current State and CDC travel recommendations. CDC - Travel (cdc.gov) COVID\-19 Travel Advisory \| Department of Health \(ny\.gov\) If you are unsure whether to donate, or if you have donated recently and you develop symptoms of COVID-19 or you test positive for COVID-19, please contact us at 800.688.0900." https://nybc.org/donate-blood/covid-19-and-blood-donation-copy/ #SAVEALIFE #GIVEWITHME #DONATEBLOOD #NYBLOODCENTER #REDCROSS #VOLUNTEER #BLOODSHORTAGE

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staaake Halloween event for Tech Founders. — Reverse Network Meet

staaake Halloween event for Tech Founders. — Reverse Network Meet

Sat, Oct 31, 12:00 AM
From staaake
4.7

Come join our Halloween event for tech founders and people in the tech industry. Meet founders, builders, and creators. Just mingle, have fun, and meet new people. No pitching. No panels. No speakers. No cheesy networking. Location will be revealed 24 hours before the event. About Reverse Network Meets Reverse Networking events can happen anywhere, from parks and co-working spaces to bars, clubs and more. Invite the people you've connected with online and meet them all in one place in real life. Skip endless coffee meetings and connect with multiple people at once. Friday, Oct 30 · 8:00 PM EDT Get on the host's list https://www.staaake.in/staaake Vote & suggest the event title, time and location: https://reversenetworkmeets.com/ndb1017

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Building AI Capability: Internal vs. FDEs: opportunity for people analytics?

Tue, Nov 3, 11:00 PM
From New York Strategic HR Analytics Meetup
4.8
44 attendees
Parade grounds soccer game

Parade grounds soccer game

Sun, Oct 18, 7:00 PM
From Parade Grounds Pickup Soccer/Football Group
4.8

The game starts at 3:15 so please be on time if you’re coming. Only RSVP if you plan to actually show up. This isn’t a beginner friendly game, intermediate and advanced players welcome. If your plans change, please cancel by Sunday 8:00 PM so we can adjust.

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Frequently asked questions

CEO roundtables are structured forums where chief executive officers gather to discuss business challenges and opportunities. These meetings offer a collaborative space for executives to share knowledge, strategies, and experiences, fostering personal and professional growth.

At CEO roundtables, participants take turns sharing insights on specific topics, engaging in group discussions, and receiving feedback from peers. This setup provides an opportunity for leaders to both give and gain valuable insights.

These roundtables are generally tailored for chief executive officers and business leaders looking to network with peers in New York City. Participants often gain perspectives from those in similar leadership roles.

Typically, attendance is reserved for CEOs and high-level executives. However, some roundtables might welcome other senior leaders. It's advised to check specific group requirements before attending.

Joining a CEO roundtable may require a membership or participation fee. These costs cover meeting logistics and any materials needed for discussions. Some groups may offer limited free sessions as trial runs.

CEO roundtables in New York usually meet in business centers, office spaces, or appropriate venues large enough to accommodate executive discussions in the city context.

The frequency varies, but many CEO roundtables meet monthly. Regular sessions help maintain continuity and allow participants to engage consistently over time.

Yes, preparing by reviewing topics or business challenges beforehand can enhance contribution to discussions. Bringing specific questions or ideas can also be helpful.

You can join a CEO roundtable by searching for a suitable group on Meetup or contacting current members if invited. Ensure participation aligns with both availability and interest.

It might be difficult to find a group that fits every busy CEO's schedule perfectly. Exploring multiple groups or contacting event organizers for alternate arrangements can be helpful.

Some CEO roundtables may offer hybrid or virtual formats to increase accessibility. These can be a flexible option for those with a tight or unpredictable schedule.

While CEO roundtables offer networking chances, they can't guarantee successful partnerships or experiences. Engagement is key to deriving value from sessions.

Immediate outcomes aren't guaranteed; value accrues over time through active participation and relationship building within the group.

Yes, they're designed to address diverse business issues through peer discussions. However, the specificity and depth will depend on the roundtable's agenda and focus.

Not every interest might have an active group in every location, but New York typically offers diverse options due to its vast business community.