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Crypto and Cigars

Tue, Nov 17, 11:00 PM

From NJ Blockchain | Garden State Crypto

4.7

**Looking to find out what everyone has been building.** This spot is pretty cool, couches and lounge. Its a BYOB place so grab a drink from the deli and come in. Its on the lower level on the far corner across the street from the Hoboken path station. Lets have some conversations, see how we can help each other to achieve our goals in the original **Garden State Crypto** grassroots way. Feel free to join our Telegram chat for further discussions and follow up. [https://t.me/gardenstatecrypto](https://t.me/gardenstatecrypto)

7 attendees

Your LLM Is Still Thinking. Java Already Detected the Fraud.

Thu, Nov 5, 11:30 PM

From NYJavaSIG

4.6

#### **Java powers much of the financial world. Now it’s time to put AI to work on the JVM.** **Sign up at https://www.javasig.com/#** #### **Fraud detection, risk analysis, and real-time financial decisions demand more than accurate models. They require high throughput, low latency, predictable performance, and enterprise-grade security. And they need to work with the Java applications and infrastructure already running the business.** #### **In this session, we’ll explore how modern Java delivers high-performance AI without leaving the JVM. We’ll look at GPU acceleration using the Foreign Function & Memory API, CPU optimization with the Vector API, and efficient model inference for workloads where LLMs are simply too slow, too expensive, or the wrong tool for the job.** #### **Using a real-world fraud detection scenario, we’ll demonstrate how Java developers can build and deploy fast, scalable AI solutions using familiar tools, frameworks, and infrastructure. We’ll also show how AI coding assistants can accelerate the development of custom fintech applications.**

1 attendee

Women in Tech, Fintech, AI, Startups, Networking Event & Elevator Pitch

Tue, Nov 17, 12:00 AM

From Startup Pitch & Networking – NYC

4.4

**✨ To join this event, please make sure to book your ticket here 👉 [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nyc-women-in-tech-founders-professionals-networking-night-tickets-2003140784008](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nyc-women-in-tech-founders-professionals-networking-night-tickets-2003140784008)** **Spaces are limited, and only registered guests with a ticket will be able to attend. Don’t miss out!** Join us for an empowering and insightful networking event designed for professionals in the dynamic fields of Women in Tech, Fintech, HealthTech, Edtech, Artificial Intelligence... Startups Founders, Professionals and Entrepreneurs. **Event Overview:** * **Women in Tech:** An exclusive platform for women in technology to share their experiences, challenges, and triumphs. This segment focuses on empowering female professionals and entrepreneurs in the tech industry, offering a space to connect, learn, and inspire. * **Fintech:** Dive into the world of financial technology with experts and innovators. Explore the latest trends, discuss challenges and opportunities, and connect with peers who are shaping the future of fintech. * **AI:** Engage with professionals at the forefront of Artificial Intelligence. Whether you’re a developer, a strategist, or simply an AI enthusiast, this segment offers a deep dive into emerging technologies, ethical considerations, and groundbreaking applications. * **Startups:** A space for startup founders and entrepreneurs to network, share stories, and gain insights. This segment is perfect for those looking to scale their startups, seeking mentorship, or wanting to learn from successful entrepreneurial journeys. * **Entrepreneurs:** Connect with fellow entrepreneurs across various industries. Discuss strategies, share experiences, and explore potential collaborations. This is an ideal platform for both seasoned and aspiring entrepreneurs. **Why Attend?** * **Networking Opportunities:** Meet and connect with professionals across diverse yet interconnected fields. * **1-Minute Elevator Pitch** – Introduce yourself, share your expertise, and highlight collaboration or investment opportunities in a structured yet informal setting. * **Knowledge Sharing:** Learn from leaders and peers, and gain valuable insights that can propel your career or business forward. * **Collaboration and Growth:** Discover potential collaborations, partnerships, and ways to expand your professional network. * **Inspiration:** Get inspired by success stories and innovative ideas that are driving these industries. **Who Should Attend the event?** * **Female Professionals in Tech:** Women who are working in or aspiring to break into the tech industry, looking for mentorship, networking, and growth opportunities. * **Fintech Enthusiasts and Professionals:** Individuals working in or interested in financial technology, including startup founders, developers, investors, and those curious about the latest fintech trends. * **AI Innovators and Tech Buffs:** Professionals and students in the field of Artificial Intelligence, including AI developers, researchers, tech entrepreneurs, and enthusiasts keen on exploring the future of AI. * **Startup Founders and Team Members:** Entrepreneurs who are in the process of building a startup, as well as team members of existing startups looking for networking, collaboration, and learning opportunities. * **Aspiring Entrepreneurs:** Individuals who are considering starting their own business and looking to gain insights, find inspiration, and connect with potential mentors and collaborators. * **Investors and Venture Capitalists:** Those interested in investing in tech, fintech, AI startups, or looking for new, innovative ventures to fund and support. * **Business Consultants and Advisors:** Experts who provide guidance and advice in the tech, fintech, and startup sectors, looking to expand their network and knowledge. * **Academics and Researchers:** Individuals from academia who are studying or researching in these fields and are interested in the practical application of their work and industry trends. This diverse group of attendees ensures a dynamic and multifaceted networking event, full of potential for new insights, collaborations, and business development opportunities. This event promises to be a rich experience filled with engaging conversations, learning opportunities, and the chance to form lasting connections. Whether you are deeply entrenched in these fields or simply curious about them, this networking event is a must-attend! Join us to connect, share, and grow in an environment that celebrates innovation and entrepreneurship.

17 attendees

Jersey City Bitcoin Meetup

Fri, Nov 13, 12:00 AM

From Jersey City Bitcoin

4.6

Come to chat, network, and learn about bitcoin! Everyone is encouraged to attend, anywhere from skeptic to cypherpunk to just a little Bitcoin curious, we're all about getting in the weeds and answering questions of all kinds while having some drinks and meeting cool peeps. If you use Bitcoin or have questions or are interested in learning more, we'd love to see you there! We meet every second Thursday of the month, usually one of the first tables inside or out if there's nice weather. We have large orange bitcoin signs so you can't miss us! Free Parking is available in the large Zeppelin Hall parking lot, and the location is walking distance from the path and light rail. https://goo.gl/maps/1yYnBTMzfiSpjsEB9 Ask about joining our telegram! Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JerseyCityBTC Website: https://jerseycitybitcoin.com/ Nostr

4 attendees

Hybrid Event: Ritesh Kumar - Navigating Power Markets: Instruments and Risk

Tue, Nov 17, 11:00 PM

From The Thalesians

4.6

IAQF & Thalesians Seminar Series: Navigating Power Markets: Instruments and Risk. A Seminar by Ritesh Kumar. 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:** The power market is characterized by unique market dynamics, price volatility, physical constraints, and the continuous interaction between electricity generation, transmission, demand, and financial markets. This presentation provides an overview of power market trading, key trading instruments, and risk management practices used by market participants to navigate these complexities. It introduces the fundamentals of power market trading and explores the major instruments used to manage price and volume exposure, including physical and financial power contracts, forwards, futures, options, and other structured products. The presentation also examines the key risks faced by market participants, such as price, volume, basis, liquidity, credit, operational, and regulatory risks, and discusses approaches to identifying, measuring, and mitigating these risks. **Bio:** Ritesh Kumar is an energy specialist with more than 18 years of experience in energy modeling, risk management, price forecasting, asset valuation, and the pricing of structured instruments. Ritesh currently works at Balyasny Asset Management as a Quantitative Risk Researcher in Commodity Risk Analytics. Prior to that, he worked at AES Clean Energy as a Quantitative Risk Manager, where he led a team of analysts responsible for pricing prospective deals and modeling risks for AES Clean Energy’s multi-billion-dollar portfolio. His work at AES focused primarily on renewable power, including solar, wind, and battery storage. Prior to AES, Ritesh worked at NRG Energy, where, as a Risk Manager, he led a team of analysts managing risks across various ISOs, including ERCOT, PJM, NYISO, NEPOOL, and MISO. Before joining NRG Energy, Ritesh worked at Deutsche Bank as an Assistant Vice President, where he led a team of 10 analysts responsible for performing valuations for commodities and FX portfolios comprising positions across multiple geographies, including the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Ritesh has published several scholarly and peer-reviewed articles on energy modeling and risk management in leading finance journals and has pioneered novel solutions in these areas. Ritesh earned a Master of Business Administration in Finance from Rice University in Houston and completed a certificate course in Mathematical Finance from IIQF. He also earned a Master’s degree in Data Analytics from Middle Georgia State University and a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the National Institute of Technology.

21 attendees

New Tech Meetup

Mon, Nov 9, 11:00 PM

From NY Tech Meetup

4.3

**One More NY Tech Meetup Before We Close Out 2026!** We’re wrapping up another great year of NY Tech Meetups on Monday, November 9, and we’re excited to be partnering once again with Columbia University’s School of Professional Studies M.S. Technology Management Program! Join us at Civic Hall as emerging innovators from Columbia take the stage to demo technologies and solutions addressing real-world challenges. Monday\, November 9 \| Civic Hall\, 124 E\. 14th Street\, NYC Doors Open, 6:00 PM We’ll be announcing our demoers soon! This is our last NY Tech Meetup of 2026, so we hope you’ll join us for one more evening of innovation, discovery, and great connections before the year comes to a close. Learn more & register at: https://luma.com/s37hns0o

2 attendees

AIMLC Meetup: Did AI Break The Navier-Stokes Equations?

Tue, Nov 3, 10:30 PM

From New York AI/ML Conversations

4.5

We are delighted to announce that our upcoming meetup is scheduled for **Tuesday, Nov 3rd**. We invite you to join us at the Capital One Flat Iron office to discuss the latest advancements in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. There will also be an opportunity to network and enjoy some pizza. Agenda: 5:30PM Doors open 5:30PM - 6:15PM Reception, networking 6:15PM - 7:15PM **Platon Karpov, PhD, ML Engineer @ Provectus:** "Did AI Break the Navier-Stokes Equations?" 7:15PM - 8:00PM Further Networking & get-together in the nearby bar. 8:15PM - Afterparty/drinks @ Whiskey Roxx Bar, 239 Park Ave S About the speaker: Platon Karpov is an astrophysicist with a broad experience in Software Development, Data Science and Machine Learning for physical system augmentation in simulations of stellar explosions. !!! IMPORTANT !!! \- Please provide your full legal name at the time of RSVP\, as it is necessary to enter the building and please ensure to bring a valid photo ID\. This event is hosted at the Capital One Office! Enter through 11 W 19th Street main entrance. Show your photo ID at the front desk and proceed to the 3rd floor.

98 attendees

CFO AI Leverage Report: AI Budgets, ROI and Finance Sign-Off

Sun, Nov 1, 4:30 PM

From The Executive Community by Open Future Forum

Enterprise AI is moving from experimentation into the finance office. Open Future Forum has released the **CFO AI Leverage Report, Edition 1**, introducing the **Enterprise AI Buying & Budget Index** and the **CFO AI Leverage Index**. The report examines how CFOs and senior finance leaders are evaluating AI budgets, buying authority, ROI, productivity, governance and the question now sitting at the center of enterprise AI adoption: **Can AI help companies grow output without growing headcount at the same rate?** Read the report here: [https://openfutureforum.com/research/cfo-ai-leverage-report](https://openfutureforum.com/research/cfo-ai-leverage-report) This private executive discussion will focus on what the report means for CFOs, founders, finance leaders, AI operators, investors and enterprise executives. We will look at how AI buying is shifting, who signs off on AI purchases, what finance teams are measuring, and why AI ROI is becoming a CFO-level issue rather than only a technology issue. According to the report, enterprise generative AI spending reached approximately **$37 billion in 2025**, more than tripling from the prior year. At the same time, the share of AI spend funded from experimental innovation budgets fell from **25% to 7%** in one year, showing that AI is moving into core operating budgets. The report also draws on Open Future Forum’s 2026 executive community activity, including **200+ executive registrations across 20+ events**, with **60+ finance leaders and operators**, **50+ security leaders**, and **100+ founders**. In an early directional read, **3 in 5 finance leaders asked said the CFO or finance organization signs off on AI purchases**, rather than the CEO or IT. This discussion is connected to the **CFO Executive Forum**, Open Future Forum’s invitation-only community for CFOs and senior finance leaders of high-growth companies. The CFO Executive Forum hosts small, off-the-record gatherings across Silicon Valley focused on AI, capital allocation, governance, growth, risk, productivity and the changing role of the finance function. Learn more about the CFO Executive Forum here: [https://openfutureforum.com/cfo-executive-forum](https://openfutureforum.com/cfo-executive-forum) **What we will discuss** How CFOs are evaluating enterprise AI spend Why AI budgets are moving from innovation budgets into operating budgets Who signs off on enterprise AI purchases How finance leaders are measuring AI ROI Whether AI can create real headcount leverage Where AI improves productivity, margin and capital efficiency Why founders selling AI tools need to understand the finance buyer How boards and investors are starting to ask harder questions about AI value **Who should attend** This event is designed for CFOs, VPs of Finance, controllers, finance operators, CEOs, founders, investors, enterprise AI leaders and executives responsible for AI budgets, AI transformation, productivity, governance or capital allocation. **Why this matters** The first phase of enterprise AI was about adoption. The next phase is about leverage. Executives are no longer asking only whether AI works. They are asking whether AI creates measurable business value, improves productivity, reduces operating drag, supports growth and helps teams do more without simply adding more tools, more vendors and more headcount. That is a finance question. The CFO AI Leverage Report and Enterprise AI Buying & Budget Index are designed to track that shift over time. **Key links** CFO AI Leverage Report: [https://openfutureforum.com/research/cfo-ai-leverage-report](https://openfutureforum.com/research/cfo-ai-leverage-report) CFO Executive Forum: [https://openfutureforum.com/cfo-executive-forum](https://openfutureforum.com/cfo-executive-forum) Open Future Forum: [https://openfutureforum.com](https://openfutureforum.com/)

1 attendee

AI & Machine Learning Start-Ups, Professionals, Investors Networking NYC

Wed, Nov 11, 12:00 AM

From Startup Pitch & Networking – NYC

4.4

**✨ To join this event, please make sure to book your ticket here 👉 [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nyc-ai-tech-startups-investors-innovators-networking-mixer-tickets-2002797116088](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nyc-ai-tech-startups-investors-innovators-networking-mixer-tickets-2002797116088)** **Spaces are limited, and only registered guests with a ticket will be able to attend. Don’t miss out!** Join us for a focused networking evening bringing together **AI and Machine Learning startup founders, engineers, investors, researchers, and industry professionals** building and investing in the next generation of intelligent technologies. This event is designed for people who want **real conversations, practical insights, and meaningful connections** — whether you’re building AI products, scaling ML systems, investing in deep tech, or applying AI across industries. ### Event Highlights * **1-Minute Startup Pitches** – Founders introduce their AI or ML product, problem, or use case in a fast, impactful pitch. * **Open Networking** – Connect with founders, data scientists, ML engineers, product leaders, investors, and operators. * **Match-Style Introductions** – Simple, effective prompts to help you meet relevant people quickly. * **Collaboration Opportunities** – Discuss funding, partnerships, pilots, hiring, research collaboration, and real-world applications. ### ### Who Should Attend * AI & Machine Learning Startup Founders * Entrepreneurs & Innovators in Artificial Intelligence * Investors, VCs, Angels & Accelerators * Data Scientists, ML Engineers & AI Researchers * Product Managers, CTOs & Technical Leads * Business Development, Ops & Growth Professionals * Anyone building, investing in, or applying AI & ML solutions ### Why Attend * **Meet the right people** – investors, co-founders, collaborators, customers, advisors, and talent. * **Showcase your startup** through quick, high-impact pitching. * **Explore real opportunities** – funding, pilots, partnerships, and commercial use cases. * **Exchange insights** on model development, deployment, scaling, regulation, and ethics. * **Grow your network** with people actively working in AI and ML. * **Stay ahead** of trends shaping artificial intelligence across industries. This event is designed to help you build strong connections, gain visibility, and accelerate progress in the AI & Machine Learning ecosystem. **Register now - space is limited to 50 attendees only!** **P.S. Click Follow for future event alerts!**

16 attendees

NYC Blockchain Networking Event - Monthly 3rd Thurs. - Blockchain Cryptocurrency

Thu, Nov 19, 10:00 PM

From NYC Blockchain Network

4.5

The EVERY 3RD THURSDAY Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Networking Event of New York City. Web: nycblockchainnetwork.com WHY THIS GROUP? Regular monthly meetings help to support relationship building, really getting to know people, and creating a lasting network effect in our community. Connections turn into relationships, ideas into innovations, and collaborations into transformative impact. This isn’t a one-time conference or event. Come as you are and experience passionate people, purposeful introductions, and unexpected opportunities. We hold regular 3rd Thursday monthly Blockchain networking events in New York City to support idea generation and connections. These events help to foster a strong ecosystem for blockchain innovation in New York City. **Time: RSVP HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO ATTEND** * Event is from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. * Name Tags will be provided to everyone who attends. * Name tags will also indicate your interest areas. * The dress code is Business Casual. **Location:** Locations can change from month to month so check the event details for the event. This event will be held in Midtown East: **Yara – Lounge** 319 East 53rd St, New York, NY 10022 Lower level lounge Located in Midtown East, 2nd and 53rd St, one block from the (Lexington Av/53 St) Metro station. **Support The Space:** Since the venue is letting us use the space for the event, please support them by ordering beverages or food. **Ways to Connect:** **Twitter:** https://twitter.com/NYCBlockchainN1 **Website:** https://nycblockchainnetwork.com Facebook https://facebook.com/NYCblockchainNetwork Meetup Group -https://meetup.com/nyc-blockchain-network-monthly-3rd-thursday-meetup/ LinkedIn - https://linkedin.com/groups/12553172/

2 attendees

Nov. 16th, 2026 NYC Quantum Computing In Person and Zoom Meetup

Mon, Nov 16, 11:00 PM

From New York Quantum Computing Meetup

4.8

**Abstact:** I will talk about topological quantum computing: What is it? What are its trade-offs? What is the state of the art? I will also present my recent progress towards making it a reality, describing work and new results with colleagues at University of Chicago, Purdue, Delft and other institutions. **Bio: Dmitry Green** is an active physicist, recognized for his contributions to quantum physics, with two decades of experience as a partner and managing director in leading hedge funds. He continued both endeavors side-by-side, giving him a unique perspective that combines technology and capital markets. Dmitry now focuses on quantum technologies as an investor and operator. by attending this meetup you are accepting this risk waiver: https://tihny.com/waiver

37 attendees

The AI Briefing by Startup Grind: Who Owns the Data Layer Behind Enterprise AI

Fri, Nov 13, 3:00 PM

From Startup Grind NYC

4.7

**👉 [CLICK HERE](https://www.startupgrind.com/events/details/startup-grind-new-york-city-presents-the-ai-briefing-by-startup-grind-who-owns-the-data-layer-behind-enterprise-ai/) TO RSVP FOR FREE 👈** **The AI Briefing is a recurring AI deep-dive for decision-makers.** Each month, we select one high-signal industry report, circulate it in advance, and meet to cut through the noise. 📜 **This month's source:** [The Formula for Agentic AI Value: Applied AI Index 2026](https://www.bcg.com/press/30september2026-ai-starting-to-pay-off-companies-generate-value) (*Boston Consulting Group – Sep 2026*) **Secondary sources:** * [5 Emerging Trends in Enterprise Data & AI](https://www.themoderndatacompany.com/resources/5-emerging-trends-in-enterprise-data-ai) (*The Modern Data Company – Aug 2026*) * [Agentic context layers](https://venturebeat.com/resources/agentic-context-layers-64-of-enterprises-traced-a-confidently-wrong-ai-agent-answer-to-problems-in-their-own-company-data-in-the-past-six-months) (*VentureBeat Intelligence – Oct 2026*) Most of the money behind enterprise AI no longer runs through IT. BCG surveyed 1,330 CxOs and senior executives. AI spending has more than tripled, to 3.3% of revenue, and 2.8 points of it sit outside the enterprise IT budget. **Business units generate about two-thirds of the value AI creates.** So who owns the data their agents run on? BCG says the gap between leaders and everyone else has moved up the stack, to whether a company's data is current, consistently defined, trustworthy, **and managed with clear ownership.** It tells companies to keep their definitions, business rules and decision logic in a layer they control and could move to another vendor. VentureBeat's August survey points the other way. 98% of companies running retrieval in production use at least one system someone else built, and 2% name building and owning their context layer as their likely direction. **64% have already caught an AI agent giving a confidently wrong answer because of their own company's data.** **👉 [CLICK HERE](https://www.startupgrind.com/events/details/startup-grind-new-york-city-presents-the-ai-briefing-by-startup-grind-who-owns-the-data-layer-behind-enterprise-ai/) TO RSVP FOR FREE 👈** **🏔️ The Mission:** Deciding who owns the definitions, rules and context your AI runs on * This series has spent the year on readiness: how fast enterprises adopted, where leadership's confidence outran results, how governance fell behind agents, and whether the workforce was ready. October's discussion turned to a question none of those sessions answered: **who owns the data layer?** * We'll test BCG's advice against what data teams report from the inside. **61% call a reliable context layer critical for AI agents**, and 16% engineer one on purpose. **📊 The Format:** * **The numbers:** BCG's spending and ownership data, and where a self-reported executive survey stops being evidence. * **Cross-pollinated debate:** Who owns it in your org? IT, the data team, the business unit paying for the agent, or the model vendor whose stack holds the context. * **The semantic layer problem:** In VentureBeat's survey, companies running or building a semantic layer were about twice as likely to report a confidently wrong agent answer (78% vs. 37%). We'll work through why, and what it means for anyone about to fund one. **🤝 Who Should Attend:** * **Enterprise Executives:** See where AI budgets and accountability sit at the 7.5% of companies BCG calls future-built (all of them have clear ownership of the AI agenda), and decide whose name goes on the data layer before a vendor's does. * **Founders & Builders:** Hear what buyers mean when they ask about lock-in. 37% of VentureBeat's respondents plan to keep standalone tools alongside the model, and 22% expect to consolidate onto one model provider's stack. * **Product, Data, and Operations Leads:** Compare notes on the work underneath. 46% of respondents say their teams spend more than a quarter of their time maintaining and integrating tools, and 8.4% say the data feeding their AI is trustworthy enough for production. **📬 The Prep:** This is a working session, not a lecture. Read the report [here](https://www.bcg.com/press/30september2026-ai-starting-to-pay-off-companies-generate-value). Bring one wrong answer your AI gave and where the bad data came from. **👉 [CLICK HERE](https://www.startupgrind.com/events/details/startup-grind-new-york-city-presents-the-ai-briefing-by-startup-grind-who-owns-the-data-layer-behind-enterprise-ai/) TO RSVP FOR FREE 👈**

2 attendees

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Frequently asked questions

Fintech meetups are gatherings focused on financial technology where enthusiasts, professionals, and experts exchange ideas, network, and learn about industry trends.

Search Meetup for fintech groups in New York. You can browse through various events organized by these groups, attend discussions, and network with professionals.

Yes, non-professionals are welcome. Meetups are often designed to welcome enthusiasts wanting to learn more about fintech, regardless of their background.

After finding an event that interests you on Meetup, click on it to view details and RSVP. Ensure you're logged into your Meetup account to confirm attendance.

Yes, fintech meetups often feature networking opportunities, allowing attendees to connect with peers, share ideas, and explore career options in fintech.

Many meetups are free to join, though some may require a fee, especially if there's a special event or speaker. Always check the event details on Meetup.

Absolutely! Meetup allows you to create and host your own group or event. Connect with others interested in collaborating or join existing groups for support.

Some fintech meetups in New York may offer virtual events, enabling wider participation. Check the event description to know if it's in-person or online.

Themes include blockchain, financial innovations, cryptocurrencies, regulatory changes, and more, catering to wide-ranging interests in the fintech community.

The frequency of fintech meetups varies. Some groups might have weekly events, while others may meet monthly or sporadically. Check their schedule on Meetup.

Most fintech activities are concentrated in key areas like Manhattan, but the availability of events varies based on the local community's engagement.

You can create a new group if one doesn’t exist in your area. This can attract others with similar interests, initiating a new hub of fintech activity.

Yes, Meetup is focused on facilitating group activities and events rather than providing one-on-one matchmaking or networking sessions.

While Meetup aids in connecting people, forming meaningful professional relationships depends on individual effort and engagement with the community.

Yes, you're free to join fintech events beyond your location or in other cities, enhancing your exposure to diverse insights and industries.