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Slackline Wednesday

Thu, May 21, 12:30 AM

From SF Slackers (Slackline Community)

**Slackline Wednesday(s) in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, at the Panhandle!** (*Oak St & Cole St, from 5:30 PM until dark.*) Meet the SF Slackers: bring a slackline, or try someone else's! Have you ever seen people balancing on lines in Golden Gate Park and thought, "*I could never do that*"? Well, we’re here to prove you wrong! Slackline Wednesday is the most beginner-friendly spot in the City. There’s no pressure to perform; just a bunch of friendly neighbors trying to stay upright. Come down to the Panhandle and take your first shaky steps—we promise you’ll be hooked! ⁂ ⁂ ⁂ Facebook Group: SFslackers Instagram: @sf_slackers

1 attendee

Better Decisions, Faster: Predicting Human & Agent Behaviors Before Release

Wed, May 20, 1:00 AM

From ProductTank SF

4.7

**Speed is up. Confidence in product decisions isn't.** Most teams commit time and resources before they know what will actually work, running the same loop of **ship, wait, learn, repeat**. That loop is breaking as build cycles collapse and live experimentation gets harder to run reliably. Why? A/B testing requires live traffic. User research takes weeks. Analytics tells you what happened, not why. By the time you know, you've already shipped the next thing. The **traditional model assumes** you have **time to be wrong**. Modern product cycles don't. This session reframes the core problem: a product decision is a commitment of time and resources made under uncertainty. The question is not how to move faster. It is how to **be right more often** before you commit. **Tom Charman** will show what changes when you move behavioral insight before release. Instead of waiting for post-launch signal, you can simulate how real users move through your product, step by step, and see exactly where they hesitate, misinterpret, or drop off. We'll walk through a concrete onboarding scenario and compare the traditional ship-and-measure approach against **pre-launch behavioral simulation** side by side. You'll leave with a lightweight **pre-launch simulation framework** you can use immediately: define a user, define a task, walk through their behavior step by step. It won't replace your research or analytics stack, but it will give you directional signal before you ship, when changing course is still cheap. The future of product development is not just building faster. It's being right more often. **Key Takeaways:** * **Why ship → learn is breaking** in modern product development * **How to identify friction and drop-off points** before a single user sees the product * **A new mental model for experimentation** that doesn't rely on live traffic **Special Thanks to our Generous Sponsor** **Blok**: Predict how users and agents behave inside your product before you ship. Replace guesswork with behavioral simulation. *Attendance will be first-come, first-served. We will close doors once we reach capacity; arrive early to secure a spot.*

51 attendees

[San Francisco, CA] - AI DevSummit 2026

Wed, May 27, 3:30 PM

From Pacific Hackers Meetup

4.8

Pacific Hackers is proud to announce that we’ve partnered with **DevNetwork**, the organizers of the world’s largest developer event series! From *DeveloperWeek* to *API World* and *CloudX*, DevNetwork is the epicenter of tech innovation, and we want the Pacific Hackers community right in the middle of it. **The Perk:** As part of our new partnership, we have **50 FREE Open Passes** (Value: $195) specifically for our members to attend the **AI DevSummit** in South San Francisco! * **When:** May 27-28, 2026 * **Where:** South San Francisco (In-Person) * **Topic:** The latest in AI/ML, neural networks, and automated engineering. **Register Now:** These will go fast! Use the Pacific Hackers community link to claim your spot: 👉 [https://link.devnetwork.com/6TV0pLY5](https://link.devnetwork.com/6TV0pLY5) Come represent Pacific Hackers and stay ahead of the curve in the AI revolution. See you there!

14 attendees

Stop Being the Bottleneck: Live Leadership Session with Dr. Al Philip-Neri

Thu, May 28, 12:00 AM

From Smart Money San Francisco

4.5

Most agents think scaling a business will eventually create freedom. Instead, many end up with more people, more pressure, and even less time. On Wednesday, May 27 at 8:00 PM EST, join us live for a conversation with Dr. Al Philip-Neri, Performance Psychologist, Realtor, and real estate operator with investments across 21 U.S. markets. This session is focused on the execution side of business growth: • Leadership • Hiring • Systems • Accountability • Operational structure Not motivational fluff. Not generic mindset talk. This is a practical conversation about what it actually takes to stop being the bottleneck in your own business and build something that can operate without you carrying every moving part yourself. In this live session, we'll discuss: ✔ Why growth does not automatically create freedom ✔ The hidden reason your business still depends on you ✔ How the wrong hires quietly slow momentum and execution ✔ What changes when the right people are in the right roles ✔ How to transition from operator to true business owner This session is ideal for: • Brokerage owners • Team leaders • Agents building toward a team • Growth-minded entrepreneurs This is a live Zoom event only. No replay will be available. Please register through Zoom after RSVP'ing on Meetup so you receive the login link.

1 attendee

[San Francisco, CA] - 20260530 - Sec Nerds: The Conference

Sat, May 30, 3:30 PM

From Pacific Hackers Meetup

4.8

**Pacific Hackers** is excited to announce our official partnership with **Sec Nerds** for their very first conference in the heart of San Francisco! 🌉 This isn't just another security con; it’s a community-driven deep dive into the latest in infosec, and we want the Pacific Hackers family to be front and center. *** ### 🚨 URGENT: CALL FOR PAPERS (CFP) Want to speak at the inaugural Sec Nerds event? The window is closing fast! * **Deadline:** TODAY, May 1st * **How to submit:** Email your proposals directly to **cfp@pacifichackers.org** *** ### 🎟️ REGISTRATION & DISCOUNT Registration is officially open! As part of the Pacific Hackers community, you get a special discount on your pass. * **Register Here:** [https://secnerdssf.com/thecon](https://secnerdssf.com/thecon) * **Discount Code:** `OJV0KS` *** ### 🤝 VOLUNTEERS WANTED Pacific Hackers will be leading the charge in finding great volunteers to help run the show. If you want to get behind the scenes and help make this event a success, **stay tuned.** We will be making a separate announcement shortly with details on how to apply for the volunteer crew! *** ### 📅 DATE & LOCATION * **Date:** Saturday, May 30, 2026 * **Time:** 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM PDT * **Location:** 833 Market St #400, San Francisco, CA 94103 *** ### WHAT TO EXPECT Sec Nerds: The Conference is bringing together researchers, hackers, and builders for a full day of technical talks, networking, and community building. Whether you are a seasoned pro or just starting your journey, this is the place to be. **Note:** RSVPing on Meetup does *not* count as registration. Please use the link above to secure your ticket with our discount code! **See you in San Francisco!**

12 attendees

Business Acceleration Group Mastermind - CoBiz Richmond (Entrepreneurs)

Tue, May 19, 3:30 PM

From Business Acceleration Group (BAG) Entrepreneur Mastermind

**Richmond Entrepreneur Mastermind \| Business Acceleration Group $BAG$** Are you a business owner, entrepreneur, or professional in the Richmond area looking for more than just another networking event? Join us for the Richmond chapter of the Business Acceleration Group (BAG), a dynamic mastermind experience where growth-minded professionals come together for real conversations, fresh ideas, and practical business support. Hosted at **CoBiz Richmond**, this event takes place in a vibrant coworking and business incubator environment that’s all about entrepreneurship, collaboration, and community. It’s the perfect setting for meaningful conversations and business growth. ([CoBiz Richmond](https://www.cobizrichmond.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "CoBiz Richmond | Coworking Space & Business Incubator")) BAG is designed for people who want meaningful connections, smart strategy, and collaborative problem-solving, not just exchanging business cards. Our meetings are structured, engaging, and focused on helping each other move forward in business. **Reserve your spot here:** [https://businessaccelerationgroup.net/revenue/](https://businessaccelerationgroup.net/revenue/) You’re welcome to RSVP on Meetup too, but completing the registration form on our website helps us plan well and send you event details. *** **What You Can Expect** • Warm introductions and business updates • A focused discussion around business growth, sales, marketing, or strategy • Mastermind collaboration to help solve real business challenges • New ideas, fresh perspective, and practical takeaways • Genuine connections with other motivated professionals You’ll leave with more than contacts. You’ll leave with insight, encouragement, and momentum. *** **Who Should Attend** This event is a great fit for: • Entrepreneurs and small business owners • Consultants, coaches, and service providers • Sales and business development professionals • Real estate and finance professionals • Anyone who believes collaboration and relationships accelerate growth If you’re looking for deeper conversations and stronger business connections, you’ll feel right at home here. *** **First-Time Guests Are Welcome** If you’ve been curious about mastermind groups or want to experience the BAG community, we’d love to have you join us as a guest. *** **Hosted By** **Business Acceleration Group (BAG)** A collaborative community of entrepreneurs helping each other grow through strategy, relationships, and accountability.

4 attendees

Make the Internet Blink: Web-Controlled LED Matrix Lab (CHM)

Tue, May 19, 2:00 AM

From Noisebridge Hackerspace

4.7

What happens when you mix websites, Wi-Fi, and blinking LEDs? You get a tiny internet-connected billboard you control yourself. In this beginner-friendly makerspace workshop, you’ll build a simple website that sends commands to an ESP32-powered LED matrix over Wi-Fi. Press buttons on your webpage to display messages, trigger animations, and control your matrix in real time using a Node.js server and web sockets. You’ll learn how websites talk to hardware without getting buried in complicated code—we’ll provide working starter code so you can focus on customizing and making it your own. Expect plenty of copy/paste coding, hands-on building, and satisfying “wait...I made that?!” moments. By the end of class, you’ll leave with: * A working LED matrix connected to an ESP32 * A simple website you can customize * A Node.js server that sends commands to your hardware * Fun animations, scrolling text, or custom patterns you create Perfect for beginners who are curious about coding, hardware, or building weird things that probably blink too much. **No prior coding experience required.** Basic computer comfort helps. *Come make a website that bosses around LEDs.* **If you have a laptop, please bring it — but come anyway if you don’t!**

6 attendees

Agile Meets Product Meets Software Craft in AI-Enabled Delivery

Wed, May 20, 12:30 AM

From Bay Area Agile Leadership Network

4.5

AI tools are rapidly changing the software development lifecycle, but teams rarely get the full benefit by simply dropping new tools into existing ways of working. The bigger shift is operational: teams need to adapt how they plan, learn, experiment, and collaborate so they can make effective use of AI in day-to-day delivery. This session explores how Agile workflows can evolve to support faster feedback loops, smaller and more testable units of work, clearer cross-functional collaboration, and more intentional experimentation as teams adopt AI-assisted development. The focus is on practical process changes that help teams learn quickly without losing alignment, quality, or delivery discipline. **Nick** and **John** will share a joint perspective from Agile coaching and software engineering on how teams can refine their workflow to better support AI-enabled delivery: from how work is framed, to how experiments are run, to how teams inspect and improve their process as adoption matures. Attendees will leave with practical ideas for evolving their team’s workflow so AI becomes part of a sustainable delivery practice rather than a disconnected layer on top of it. At the end, the session will briefly point to En Dash’s open-source n-dx toolkit as one example of this thinking in practice: a developer workflow that connects analysis, planning, and execution, with straightforward adoption for teams already using Claude Code or Codex. n-dx is designed as a CLI toolkit built around SourceVision, Rex, and Hench, and supports both Claude and Codex through its unified configuration and orchestration flow. SPEAKERS: **John Halberstadt and Nick Daniel** Nick and John are key leaders at En Dash, bringing complementary, comprehensive expertise across product, technology, engineering, and enterprise transformation. **Nick**, a co-founder and digital product leader, possesses over a decade of hands-on experience guiding product delivery, engineering execution, and Agile transformation. With a background encompassing full-stack engineering and various client-facing roles—including Tech Lead, Product Owner, and UX/UI Designer—Nick excels at connecting technical depth with strong product judgment to improve end-user experiences. **John,** Head of Consulting Operations, is a strategic product, technology, and AI leader specializing in enterprise transformation, product development, and engineering modernization for complex organizations. John’s experience, which includes prior roles as a CIO/CTO/VP of IT in Financial Services and Insurance and leading product and UX for AI/NLP platforms, allows him to operate at executive and hands-on levels, advising leadership while shaping product strategy and delivery models.

4 attendees

Bay Area Singles Relational Lab - Facilitated Connection Experience

Mon, Jun 1, 1:00 AM

From Singles Events US & Canada | Conscious Connections Club

4.6

Tired of dating apps or surface-level social events? This is different. Relational Labs is a guided connection experience for singles who want more honest, playful, emotionally intelligent interaction — without performance, pressure, or endless small talk. This is not speed dating. Not networking. Not “pitch yourself to strangers.” It’s a facilitated relational container rooted in psychology, emotional intelligence, attachment work, social dynamics, nervous system awareness, and real-world human connection — made practical enough that you can actually live it instead of reading another 50 books about it. ## What happens • A 2-hour guided online relational experience • Real-time connection exercises designed to create authentic interaction • A format that adapts in real time to whoever is present • Optional participant-led in-person continuation afterward • WhatsApp connection thread after the session ## This may be for you if: • You’re tired of shallow or repetitive social spaces • You want deeper connection without forced intimacy • You enjoy personal growth, psychology, communication, or relational work • You’re open to meeting people in a more intentional way ## Important This experience runs with whoever is present and takes its own shape each time. Sometimes expansive. Sometimes intimate. Both are the real thing. Booking happens through our website. 👉 Reserve your spot: [https://consciousconnectionsclub.com/join](https://consciousconnectionsclub.com/join) Optional in-person continuation: same day or within 48 hours depending on the city Most people come alone. People often leave surprised by how quickly strangers can feel human, warm, honest, and real. Sometimes awkwardness turns into ease. Sometimes curiosity turns into chemistry. Sometimes people simply remember what it feels like to actually connect again.

70 attendees

FREE PMs for Good: Scaling Impact

Sat, May 30, 8:30 PM

From PMI San Francisco Bay Area Chapter

4.7

**Scaling Impact: How PMs Help Nonprofits Grow Without Breaking** Hosted by PMs for Good \| PMI San Francisco Bay Area Chapter PMs for Good is back for our second in-person meetup in San Francisco—building on the momentum from our spring kickoff with a hands-on, interactive workshop focused on scaling nonprofit programs effectively. This session is designed for project managers and project-minded professionals who are working in, volunteering with, or exploring the nonprofit and social impact space. **What to Expect** Join us for a 60-minute interactive workshop where we will work through a real-world nonprofit scaling scenario. Together, we will explore what happens when programs grow, where systems break down, and how project managers can step in to support sustainable, mission-aligned expansion. **What You Will Learn** * Common challenges nonprofits face when scaling programs * How to assess readiness for growth using PM frameworks * Where operations typically break (staffing, systems, processes) * Practical first steps PMs can take to stabilize and scale impact * How to apply your PM skillset in mission-driven environments **Event Details** **Date:** Saturday, May 30, 2026 **Time:** * 1:30 PM – Arrival & networking * 2:00 PM – Workshop begins * 3:00 PM – Event concludes **Location:** Pacific Heights, San Francisco (Exact address shared after registration) **Capacity:** Limited to 75 attendees **PDUs** This event qualifies for: * **1 Business Acumen PDU** (PMI Talent Triangle) **Host** **[Sabrina Raphael, MBA, PMP](www.linkedin.com/in/brinasay)** PMI SFBAC Sustainability Committee Sabrina is a mission-driven project leader focused on education, workforce development, and expanding equitable career pathways. She brings experience across nonprofit and private sectors, with a focus on building systems that improve access, outcomes, and organizational effectiveness. **Who Should Attend** * Project Managers (PMPs and non-PMPs) * Professionals working with or interested in nonprofits * Volunteers and board members * Anyone curious about applying PM skills to social impact **About PMs for Good** PMs for Good is a growing community of project managers and leaders interested in using their skills to support nonprofits and social impact organizations. We meet every other month in San Francisco to share insights, build community, and work on real-world challenges. **Registration** Free event \| Advance registration required Registration closes May 29 at 5:00 PM

11 attendees

Discover SF -- Group Bandits Culture Walk through Bay2Breakers

Sun, May 17, 3:30 PM

From Growth Social Volunteering Professionals

4.8

WhatsApp channel: [https://chat.whatsapp.com/KTHPOYRTaAmH2jscUSvtLJ](https://chat.whatsapp.com/KTHPOYRTaAmH2jscUSvtLJ) To crash the wacky bay2breakers walk & run without pay is a long SF tradition called **Bandits**, and we are doing it. This is the participant version of festival social we are doing for bay2breakers, for the volunteer version, see VolunteerSF. Yes, we will social together in the event. 🌸 Sunday, May 17 · 8:30am – 1:30pm 🏛️ SoMa → Hayes Valley → Painted Ladies → Golden Gate Park → Ocean Beach ☕ Drop in / drop out at any station, group lunch at the end *** Once a year, San Francisco throws on a costume and parades across itself. Started in 1912, Bay to Breakers is the city's wildest tradition — 50,000 runners, salmon swimming upstream, centipedes, tutus, marching bands. But the route itself is the real story: it crosses **some of the most beautiful places in SF**, end to end. We're not running. We're walking the route as a **culture walk** — stopping at the city's **landmarks** while the parade flows past. The **Painted Ladies**. The **Conservatory of Flowers**. The **Panhandle**. **Spreckels Lake**. **Ocean Beach**. Each one a postcard. Each one with thousands of costumed humans drifting through it. You're welcome to join us at any of seven gathering points along the way. *** **The Stations — Seven SF landmarks, one morning** 🟠 **8:30–8:45am · Yerba Buena Rooftop Carousel** (above Howard, between 3rd & 4th) 📍 *Meet at the carousel entrance — we'll walk to the pedestrian bridge for parade views and visit the MLK Memorial waterfall before heading west* The 1906 carousel sits on the rooftop above Moscone Center. From Caltrain or south of Howard, take the elevators/stairs up from the Moscone plaza. From BART or downtown, enter Yerba Buena Gardens from Mission Street and use the bridge. 🟠 **8:45–9:00am · Yerba Buena Gardens** (Mission @ 3rd) 📍 *By the waterfall wall at MLK Memorial* The downtown public garden where the parade kicks off — fountains, public art, the heart of SoMa. 🟠 **9:30–10:00am · Patricia's Green** (Hayes & Octavia) 📍 *By the rotating sculpture in the middle of the park* The little Hayes Valley park with its rotating sculpture installation — neighborhood character at its best. 🟠 **10:15–11:00am · Alamo Square / Painted Ladies** (top of Hayes Hill) 📍 *Painted Ladies overlook, east side of the park* The most photographed view in San Francisco. Victorian houses, the city skyline behind them, and on this day, costumed runners cresting the hill in the foreground. 🟠 **11:00–11:30am · The Panhandle** (Fell & Baker entrance) 📍 *By the playground at the east end* The slim green corridor that leads into Golden Gate Park — old trees, wide paths, a glimpse of the Haight just a block away. 🟠 **11:45am–12:15pm · Conservatory of Flowers** 📍 *Front lawn, facing JFK Drive* The Victorian glass palace from 1879, glowing white in the middle of Golden Gate Park. 🟠 **12:30–1:00pm · Spreckels Lake** 📍 *By the model boat dock* Quiet lake where locals sail miniature boats on weekends. The bison paddock is a few steps away. 🟠 **1:00pm onward · Ocean Beach / Beach Chalet** (Great Highway) 📍 *Front entrance of Beach Chalet, facing the highway* Where the city meets the Pacific. Finish line festival, beer garden, lunch with a view of the breakers. *** **Why this walk** Most people will never see all of these places in one day. They live in different neighborhoods, different microclimates, different worlds. The Bay to Breakers route stitches them together — and on parade day, the city gives you permission to walk straight through. Come for the architecture. Come for the costumes. Come for the people. *** **How it works** * **Show up at any station.** All seven, just one, or whatever fits your day. * **Lost the group?** Each station has a specific spot listed above — walk straight there. We'll also share our live location in WhatsApp if we've drifted. * **Walk with us between stations**, or meet us at the next one. * **Bring a friend.** Bring a stranger. Public space, public spectacle. * **Need to leave?** Muni runs along most of the route. Easy bail-out. The walk between stations is short — most legs are 15–30 minutes — and almost entirely flat after Hayes Hill. Comfortable shoes recommended; rain coat if the fog is in. *** **Spotting us** Host will be wearing a **Red Oktoberfest "Volunteer" T-shirt**. We will pass out name tags. So you will see a group of people with name tags passing by. See you on the route. **[TownFlame](http://www.townflame.org/): Community & Connections.** **Liability Waiver:** Participation in TownFlame events is voluntary and involves social interaction in public spaces. Activities are designed to be inclusive and respectful. Participants assume all risks and release TownFlame, its organizers, volunteers, and affiliates from liability for injury, illness, or damages, except in cases of gross negligence or intentional misconduct. By attending, participants acknowledge that photographs, audio, and video recordings may be taken during events, and grant TownFlame the right to use such media for promotional and marketing purposes, in any format or platform, without further consent or compensation.

7 attendees

Founders Running Club :: Easy 5-10km Run + Talks

Sat, May 16, 4:30 PM

From Founders Running Club :: San Francisco

4.8

**Founders Running Club** (FRC) brings founders, investors, operators and creators together for weekly easy runs and networking. We like to be comfortable when we run and finish with coffee and more conversations. Choose your pace or follow a pacer—pets, friends, family, are welcome. 🗓️ Launched in San Francisco, July 16, 2022 🌍 Now in 55+ cities 📅 Running + Networking events + Community Join the community [https://heylo.group/frc-sf](https://heylo.group/frc-sf) **Follow us**: Instagram [http://instagram.com/foundersrc/](http://instagram.com/foundersrc/%EF%BF%BCPodcast) Podcast [https://podcast.foundersrc.com](https://podcast.foundersrc.com/) LinkedIn [http://linkedin.com/company/foundersrc/](http://linkedin.com/company/foundersrc/) Strava [http://strava.com/clubs/foundersRC](http://strava.com/clubs/foundersRC) Website [http://foundersrc.com/](http://foundersrc.com/) Chats [http://foundersrc.com/chats](http://foundersrc.com/chats)

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Frequently asked questions

Growth hacking involves innovative strategies to rapidly grow a business. It's a creative mix of marketing, development, and data analysis aimed at increasing a company's scale quickly and efficiently.

You can explore growth hacking events in San Francisco by using Meetup's search function. Simply enter 'growth hacking' as an interest and set your location to San Francisco to discover relevant events and groups.

Joining a growth hacking group offers unique opportunities to learn from experienced professionals, network within the industry, and share strategies with peers all dedicated to business growth through innovative methods.

Yes, Meetup caters to a wide range of professional and career-focused groups. You can connect with like-minded professionals and expand your network in your specific field of interest.

Meetups can be both online and in-person events. It's best to check each event's details on Meetup to decide what best suits your preference and schedule.

Many groups feature industry experts who share insights and strategies through talks or casual networking, though specific attendance varies by event.

Not all areas will have active groups, but if you're in San Francisco, a prominent hub for innovation, you're likely to find several opportunities for engagement.

Yes, it's recommended to RSVP to secure your spot at most Meetup events, ensuring the host can prepare and track attendance efficiently.

Most Meetup groups are free or charge a small fee to cover expenses. Check the particular group's page for any costs associated with events.

Absolutely! Meetup allows you to create and host your own events. This can be an excellent way to bring growth hacking enthusiasts together if specific groups don’t yet exist.

Although popular in tech, growth hacking principles can be applied across various industries. You'll find a diverse array of professionals in growth hacking Meetups.

While Meetup can increase connections, securing a job is not guaranteed. Active participation and engagement broaden possibilities and opportunities.

If existing Meetups don't align perfectly, consider joining related groups to still benefit from networking opportunities, or start your own group.

Policies vary among groups, so check event details. Often, members can invite friends to join them for cultural exchange and networking purposes.

Event frequency varies based on organizer activity. Being in San Francisco, known for its startup ecosystem, expect frequent gatherings.

Growth Hacking San Francisco

Slackline Wednesday

Better Decisions, Faster: Predicting Human & Agent Behaviors Before Release

[San Francisco, CA] - AI DevSummit 2026

Stop Being the Bottleneck: Live Leadership Session with Dr. Al Philip-Neri

[San Francisco, CA] - 20260530 - Sec Nerds: The Conference

Business Acceleration Group Mastermind - CoBiz Richmond (Entrepreneurs)

Make the Internet Blink: Web-Controlled LED Matrix Lab (CHM)

Agile Meets Product Meets Software Craft in AI-Enabled Delivery

Bay Area Singles Relational Lab - Facilitated Connection Experience

FREE PMs for Good: Scaling Impact

Discover SF -- Group Bandits Culture Walk through Bay2Breakers

Founders Running Club :: Easy 5-10km Run + Talks

Slackline Wednesday

Better Decisions, Faster: Predicting Human & Agent Behaviors Before Release

[San Francisco, CA] - AI DevSummit 2026

Stop Being the Bottleneck: Live Leadership Session with Dr. Al Philip-Neri

[San Francisco, CA] - 20260530 - Sec Nerds: The Conference

Business Acceleration Group Mastermind - CoBiz Richmond (Entrepreneurs)

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