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NYC's Ultimate Networking Event – Ecommerce Founders & Entrepreneurs ✨

Fri, Nov 20, 12:00 AM

From New York Ecom Network

4.9

***Tickets must be purchased in advance through Luma:*** [https://luma.com/ecomNY2611?utm_source=meetup](https://luma.com/ecomNY2611?utm_source=meetup) ***Please note: A Meetup RSVP does not count as a ticket.*** ***Limited discounted tickets available.*** \-\-\- Surround yourself with top ecommerce founders and operators at one of the city’s trendiest venues. 🚀 Hosted by The Ecom Network, this high-energy night brings together people actively building and scaling real businesses. Enjoy meaningful conversations on growth strategies and AI-powered workflows, alongside great drinks 🍸, curated music 🎶, and a room full of ambitious people looking to grow faster and smarter. 💡🤝 📸[Follow us on Instagram @ecomnetworking](https://www.instagram.com/ecomnetworking)📸 Hosted by the Ecom Network, this event brings together ecommerce and DTC founders, online sellers, and digital entrepreneurs for a relaxed yet high-energy networking night. Expect great drinks, curated music, and meaningful conversations with people building and scaling real businesses. 💬🎶 \*\*\* **Who is this event for?** This event is suitable for all online sellers - whether you run a Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) brand on Shopify, sell on Amazon (FBA), Etsy, eBay, Walmart, or manage a store on social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok. \*\*\* **Event Highlights** ✨ **Network in a Vibrant Setting** We’ve secured a dedicated section at the venue just for our group. Enjoy meaningful conversations and chill vibes while connecting with fellow entrepreneurs. We kindly ask that you support the venue by purchasing at least one drink or food item. 📣 **Share Your Story** Building a brand, product, or project? Looking for partners, feedback, or fresh ideas? This is your chance to introduce yourself and spark valuable connections in the ecommerce community. 💡 **Learn and Grow** Swap insights on scaling, marketing, operations, sales, and how others are using AI and new technologies to gain an edge. Many past attendees have made valuable connections that led to partnerships, new clients, and fresh ideas - you never know what one great conversation could lead to! \*\*\* **Dress code:** Smart / Business Casual \*\*\* Have questions or suggestions? Feel free to reach out to the organizers! We can’t wait to see you (again)! \*\*\* **Notice of Photography** *During the event, photos and videos may be taken for promotional purposes. By attending, you consent to being photographed and/or filmed. If you prefer not to appear in any media, please let one of the event organizers know.*

46 attendees

GenAI Tokenomics

Mon, Nov 16, 9:30 PM

From AWS New York | Official Meetup

4.6

The price of a token decreases each year, but AI bills increase. This session shows where tokens go and how to measure the cost of each business outcome. It also shows the levers that decrease that cost and the traps to avoid. **What we'll cover:** * Section 1 - Framing and Anatomy of Token Bill - cost equation, hidden factors affecting spend Section 2 - Measurement Section 3 - Levers to Pull - savings mechanism, benefits, trade-offs Section 4 - Traps to avoid Speaker Bio: * Krishna Reddy is a Senior Solutions Architect at AWS based in the New York City. He has 20+ years of experience designing and delivering solutions for a variety of industries from startups to enterprises. He works with ISVs to build scalable, cost-effective, and secure cloud solutions. Outside of work, Krishna loves weightlifting, traveling, and spending time with his family. * Samit Kumbhani is an AWS Senior Solutions Architect in the New York City area with 20+ years of experience. He partners with independent software vendors (ISVs) to build highly scalable, innovative, and secure cloud solutions, with a growing focus on Analytics and AI/ML. Outside of work, Samit enjoys playing cricket, traveling, and biking. **High level schedule:** * 4:30 - 4:45: Arrivals * 4:45 - 5:30: Presentation & Demo * 5:30 - 5:45: Q&A * 5:45 - 6:00: Networking **Important instructions** * Event starts at 4:45 pm EST, but please allow at least 15 minutes for security to process registration * Please ensure that your meetup profile has your **full name.** Both first and last name are required and we will not be able to register attendees with just abbreviations or incomplete names. * There is an optional networking and Q&A event at the end of the meetup

87 attendees

Brooklyn Mourners Common

Tue, Nov 17, 12:00 AM

From Brooklyn Ethical - Free Thinkers Community in Park Slope

4.6

Brooklyn Mourners Common is a monthly in-person gathering for people who have experienced the death of a loved one — a space to share, reflect and find support in the company of others who understand. While there’s no roadmap for grief, there is community. The Brooklyn Mourner’s Common invites all grievers – no matter who they lost or when – to join this circle where we express, acknowledge, and process grief together. This event is facilitated by **Jennifer Bleyer, LMSW.** A psychotherapist, social worker and longtime Brooklynite, she is passionate about fostering a sense of community and connection among those who have experienced loss; normalizing and honoring grief, and creating spaces where all feelings are welcome. Join us in person at: Brooklyn Ethical 269 4th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11215

1 attendee

Speed Friending (Expand Your Social Network)

Fri, Nov 20, 12:00 AM

From NYC Professionals

4.4

\*GET TICKETS AT - [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/speed-friending-tickets-1131156542669](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/speed-friending-tickets-1131156542669) *(\*Our events are co-organized by multiple groups so don't pay attention to the RSVPs. They are consistently well attended. Must prepay to attend.)* This is a great time of the year to meet new people and make new friends! Come expand your social circle at this fun and friendly event! Prior to the event, we will provide you with some ice breaker questions that you can use, or you can make up your own. At the event, participants will be broken up into groups of 3-4 people. The group will stay together for about 5-10 minutes and at the end of the round, half of the participants will move to a new station and start a new round, meeting new people. \*\*\*\*\*1 item minimum purchase (drinks, non alcoholic is ok, and/or food) FAQs: **How many will attend?** This is a MULTI-GROUP partner Meetup. We will have a good number of members attending. **Can I come alone?** Yes. 95% of those attending will be coming on their own. This is a great way to network, connect and make new friends! **Is this age-specific?** 20s, 30s, 40s. We usually get a good mix of ages. **Do I need to get ticket in advance?** Yes. Prepay only event. $19-$25 depending upon available spaces/how early you purchase ticket

16 attendees

Petit Déjeuner et Français Mercredi

Wed, Nov 18, 3:30 PM

From Petit Déjeuner et Français Mercredi

5.0

Deuxième étage.

3 attendees

High Line & Hudson Yards Singles Date Walk (20s, 30s, 40s)

Sat, Nov 21, 9:00 PM

From NYC Professionals (6,000+ Members)

4.1

**\*TO ATTEND GET TICKETS AT:** [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/high-line-hudson-yards-date-walk-singles-sunset-stroll-tickets-2003210077266](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/high-line-hudson-yards-date-walk-singles-sunset-stroll-tickets-2003210077266) (Limited # of ladies save $5 by using discount code LADIES at checkout. Multiple groups are co-organizing. Space is limited and this event sells out every time.) Take in the beautiful views of both the High Line & Hudson Yards while meeting fun & friendly singles! Hudson Yards is the ultimate must-visit holiday destination in NYC, with over two million glittering lights throughout the neighborhood. Get some fresh air, a little exercise, and meet some new people… and maybe even that special someone! Plus, enjoy the unique architecture & cutting-edge art that is all a part of the High Line and Hudson Yards. These "Date Walks" are a very casual and non-awkward way to meet others. Our host will be there to make introductions and every 10 minutes or so, will also ask the men to switch with a woman they have not spoken to yet so everyone gets a chance to talk with everyone. We'll walk a 1.5-2 mile stretch of the High Line & Hudson Yards. We will then hang afterwards at a nearby fun venue for food and drinks. FAQs: **How many will attend?** We are limiting the # of attendees to 30 so that there is enough time to meet and spend time with everyone. And we do our best to keep the gender ratio as even as possible. **What are the ages?** We'll have a good mix of ages and everyone usually finds others in their age group. **What if rains?** We will email attendees a new date. **Can I come alone?** Yes, about 90% come on their own. **How much?** $15-$25 depending upon when you get ticket and spots left. To find more fun events follow: [https://www.eventbrite.com/o/new-york-city-social-events-10797526283**](https://www.eventbrite.com/o/new-york-city-social-events-10797526283**)

16 attendees

FREE Tickets Comedy Club! Top NYC Comics!

Mon, Nov 16, 2:00 AM

From NYC Comedy Club Meetup! Great Comics!

4.3

**Free Ticket Meetup to the Greenwich Village Comedy Club!** Meetup at the Greenwich Village Comedy Club! **Come see top Comics from Comedy Central, Netflix, Tik Tok, Max and more!** Amazing and Greenwich Village Location. Hilarious Show! You don't want to miss this! No Cover! (Standard 2 drink min pp)

1 attendee

The Postgres Mistakes that we all still make

Wed, Nov 18, 11:00 PM

From NYC Postgres

4.7

Abstract: Let's take a look at all of the things we do in Postgres (even after 30 years) that cause repeat trouble. What workloads do we run that cause excessive bloat and how can we avoid it? When connection storms take over the database, how do we protect against them? How does idle in transaction keep you from getting work done, and how can you move past it? We'll take a look at the common lost battles and build a plan so that you can avoid these traps before you hit them. **Speaker/ Speakers Bio:** Scott Mead is a Senior Staff Engineer at Databricks, where he works on managed PostgreSQL at scale. He has 22+ years of experience with PostgreSQL as a user, DBA, developer, and contributor, and throughout his career, his focus has stayed on production performance — the systems, patterns, and pitfalls that show up when Postgres runs at scale in the real world.

43 attendees

Would You Ship This?

Mon, Nov 23, 10:00 PM

From NYC User Experience & Digital Product Designers

4.5

**"Would You Ship This?** **An Interactive AI Design, Safety & Fairness Challenge** **Monday, November 23, 2026 | 5:00 PM** **Location: New York Institute of Technology (NYIT), 16 W 61st Street, 11th Floor Auditorium, Manhattan, NYC** **Admission: Free and open to everyone.** **What would you do if an AI product worked exactly as designed but created unexpected consequences for its users?** **Join us for an interactive UX workshop featuring Jorteh Senah, a design professional with experience in generative AI, UX Content Design, fairness, inclusion, and Trust & Safety.** **This isn't your typical presentation. You'll work in small groups, meet other professionals and students, and step into the role of an AI product team.** **Together, you'll explore three increasingly challenging AI product scenarios, discuss the trade-offs, and decide whether you'd SHIP, REVISE, or BLOCK each experience. Just when you think you've made your decision, new information might change everything.** **Throughout the session, Jorteh will share his perspective, discuss the challenges behind responsible AI design, and answer questions from the audience.** **What to expect** * **An engaging conversation with our guest speaker** * **Three interactive AI design challenges** * **Small-group collaboration and networking** * **Live decisions, discussions, and unexpected twists** * **Audience Q&A, followed by informal networking** **Whether you're a UX designer, researcher, content designer, product professional, developer, student, or simply interested in AI, you're welcome.** **No technical AI experience is required. Just bring your curiosity and willingness to challenge your assumptions.** **Hosted by the NYIT UX Meetup community.** **Come for the conversation. Stay for the connections."**

34 attendees

UX Happy Hour irl (open to all levels)

Thu, Nov 12, 11:00 PM

From UX Support Group

4.8

######## You need to bring a physical Government Issued ID to be allowed to stay. It's the Law. ######## Whether you're a seasoned UX pro, just breaking into the field, or simply curious about design — this is your invite to pull up a chair and join the conversation. UX Happy Hour is a laid-back, no-agenda gathering where designers, researchers, product thinkers, and anyone design-curious can connect over drinks in a low-pressure setting. No slides. No networking theater. **Why attend:** • Meet new connection in organic way • Get feedback and fresh perspectives on your work (i.e. portfolio) or advice for your career • Stay sharp on what's happening in UX, AI, product, and tech right now • Meet potential collaborators, mentors, or future coworkers • Cheap drinks ($5 Guinness) **What to expect:** • Warm, welcoming crowd across all experience levels • Candid conversations about design, careers, tools, and everything in between • A great chill bar in the East Village to do it all in **Where to find us:** We're usually tucked in by the ATM at the back of Mona's. If you're not sure where we are, just ask the bartender — they know us! Come solo, bring a friend, or drag a coworker along. The more the merrier. Interested in sponsoring this event? Reach out to Danny (one of the organizers) for our sponsorship rate card.

11 attendees

Hybrid Event: Chao Zhang - Large-Scale Corporate Default Modeling

Tue, Nov 17, 11:00 PM

From The Thalesians

4.6

**Please Note! Speaker Change:** IAQF & Thalesians Seminar Series: A Kernel Machine for Large-Scale Corporate Default Modeling. A Seminar by Chao Zhang 6:00 PM Seminar Begins 7:30 PM Reception Fordham University McNally Amphitheater 140 West 62nd Street New York, NY 10023 Hybrid Event Free Registration! For Virtual Attendees: Please email web@iaqf.org for the link. **Abstract:** We present a scalable kernel logistic regression framework for estimating forward-looking, real-world corporate default probabilities using features derived from financial variables and structural credit-model outputs. This kernel machine is used in the Bloomberg Corporate Default Risk Model (DRSK). The model learns a globally defined nonlinear log-odds function in a reproducing kernel Hilbert space. The chosen hybrid linear–Gaussian radial-basis-function kernel is universal and capable of approximating a broad class of nonlinear dynamics. Under standard conditions and an appropriate regularization scheme, the associated learning procedure is universally consistent, with prediction risk converging to the Bayes risk as the sample size increases. The application involves large-scale, highly imbalanced default data spanning multiple regions, sectors, and credit cycles. To address the computational cost of conventional kernel machine training, we combine majority-class down-sampling with selection-bias correction and select model complexity through cross-validation and Bayesian optimization. Empirical results demonstrate improved calibration and out-of-sample predictive performance relative to conventional logistic regression. The results show that universal kernel methods can be successfully deployed for large-scale, rare-event corporate default modeling. **Bio:** Chao Zhang is a Quantitative Researcher on Bloomberg’s Quant Risk Analytics team. His work focuses on the development of machine learning and quantitative models for a wide range of applications in finance and risk analytics, including credit, market, and climate risk. He earned his PhD in Mathematical Statistics from the University of California, Santa Barbara, where his research encompassed functional and distributional data analysis, as well as statistical and machine learning.

24 attendees

Little Island Sunset Singles Stroll (AKA Date Walk) 20s, 30s, 40s

Sat, Nov 14, 9:00 PM

From NYC Professionals (6,000+ Members)

4.1

**\*TO ATTEND GET TICKETS AT:** [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/little-island-summer-sunset-singles-date-walk-tickets-1131160935809](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/little-island-summer-sunset-singles-date-walk-tickets-1131160935809) (First 5 women can save $5 by using discount code - 5. *Our events are co-organized by multiple groups so don't pay attention to the RSVPs. Our events are consistently well attended. Must prepay to attend.)* Scenic Singles event to meet, mix and mingle with others for a "Date Walk" at one of New York City’s hottest attractions – Little Island! Located at Pier 55 on Manhattan’s Hudson River Park, Little Island is a floating park full of greenery, open spaces, viewpoints, and more. Our "Sunset Singles Strolls" are an extremely popular way to meet others in a safe, outdoor setting. Enjoy a fun way to meet others while getting fresh air and exercise. This event very casual and non-awkward + our host will help to make introductions. During the walk, you will randomly be paired with other singles in the beginning then rotate at designated times so that you get to meet everyone participating. We'll make several stops along the park so that people can take pictures and admire the beautiful views. We'll circle the island a couple of times and then afterwards, we'll continue the walk along the Hudson River. Once the walk is over, you're welcome to hang out and exchange contact info with others. Experience all the components of the "island", nestled among flowers, trees and shrubs, along with dazzling views of other portions of Hudson River Park, New York City and the Hudson River. The landscape is diverse, with green lawns, small slopes, and winding walkways. FAQs: **Where to meet?** Exact meeting location with host contact info will be sent to all paid attendees day of the event. **How many will attend?** We are limiting the # of attendees so that everyone has enough time to meet and spend time with everyone. **What if rains?** We will email attendees a new date. **Can I come alone?** Yes, about 90% come on their own. **Ages?** 20s, 30s. We usually get a good mix and balance genders as much as possible. **How much?** $19-$25 depending upon when you get ticket and spots left. For more fun events follow: [[https://www.eventbrite.com/o/new-york-city-social-events-10797526283](https://www.eventbrite.com/o/new-york-city-social-events-10797526283)]([https://www.meetup.com/NYC-Social/events/284320740/](https://www.meetup.com/NYC-Social/events/284320740/))

16 attendees

Deuxième étage.

3 attendees

High Line & Hudson Yards Singles Date Walk (20s, 30s, 40s)

Sat, Nov 21, 9:00 PM

From NYC Professionals (6,000+ Members)

4.1

16 attendees

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Meetup helps you connect with local communities through groups and events based on shared interests. It’s a great way to meet people who share your passions.

Search for Ecommerce groups within New York on Meetup. Simply enter your interest and location to browse available communities and join those that appeal to you.

Check Meetup for upcoming Ecommerce events in New York. Events are frequently organized by local groups and offer opportunities to network and learn.

Yes, you can join as many Ecommerce Meetups as you like. Explore different groups to maximize your networking opportunities and knowledge sharing.

Signing up for Meetup is generally free, but some groups may charge a fee for certain events or memberships to support their activities.

It is recommended to RSVP for events you wish to attend. RSVPing ensures your spot and helps organizers manage event capacity effectively.

Yes, if you’re interested in hosting an Ecommerce event in New York, consider starting a group on Meetup or partnering with an existing group to organize.

Meetups in New York offer diverse networking and learning opportunities unique to the city's vibrant Ecommerce scene. Expect a mix of industry professionals and creatives.

Many attending Ecommerce Meetups share your professional interests. It’s an opportunity to engage with those who understand and appreciate Ecommerce insights.

Most Meetup events prioritize safety. It's best to attend well-reviewed events, but always exercise personal caution and ensure a comfortable meeting environment.

Absolutely, Ecommerce Meetups are an ideal setting to network with fellow professionals, exchange ideas, and potentially foster business collaborations.

While Meetup facilitates events, quality can vary by organizer and location. Read past event reviews and host information to gauge the event's organization.

Meetup provides the platform for connection, yet personal growth from these experiences can vary. Active participation often enhances success in networking.

While many events in New York are in-person, some may be held online based on organizer preferences. Event descriptions generally note the format.

Yes, there are groups in New York tailored to all levels, including beginners. Look for introductory events or groups that welcome new participants.

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