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Corporate Girls Who Brunch @ The Wooden Spoon

Corporate Girls Who Brunch @ The Wooden Spoon

Sun, Oct 18, 6:00 PM
From Corporate Girls Who Brunch

Join us for the first Corporate Girls Who Brunch meetup! Come enjoy brunch, meet other ambitious women, and have real conversations about careers, navigating the corporate world, and everything in between. Whether you’re new to your career, considering your next move, or simply looking to expand your circle, there’s a seat at the table for you. No pressure, no formal networking — just good food, good conversations, and new connections. 🥂✨ 📍 Wooden Spoon — 2172 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94114 🕚 11:00 AM-1:00PM

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9 attendees
An Authentic, Trusting & Powerful Men's Circle

An Authentic, Trusting & Powerful Men's Circle

Wed, Oct 21, 2:00 AM
From Men's Fire Circle - SF East Bay
4.9

Many of us arrive at MDI looking for something. At this point in our lives we have had several challenges. Some that have made us better, some that have rocked the foundation of everything we know and experience in our daily lives. We have felt isolated, alone, burdened, broken even. I was unsure that anything outside of me could hold solutions, or that it was possible for me to learn new ways of being that would connect me with other men-that I could find a place where I could develop into mature masculinity to be able to not only solve some of my problems, but learn how to lead teams of men. This begs a question: How is the world better off with Mature Masculine Leadership, and what is in it for me? Here are a few answers. If your interest is peaked, consider reaching out to us, claim your future... The world is significantly better off with **Mature Masculine Leaders** because such leadership brings a balanced, grounded, and principled approach to power, responsibility, and service. Here's how this benefits society: Mature masculine leaders typically embody **emotional regulation, self-mastery, and integrity**. This creates more stable governments, organizations, and families. These leaders don’t react impulsively or let ego drive decisions—they respond with clarity, long-term thinking, and accountability. *They become anchors in chaos.* The benefit to the world is **transformational**. Mature masculine leaders don't just govern—they **mentor, stabilize, and serve**. Their presence often leads to safer societies, stronger institutions, healthier families, and more cohesive communities. When men lead from maturity, not insecurity or domination, **everyone—regardless of gender—thrives.** Mentor Discover Inspire (MDI) is an international men's organization. You can also [visit our website ](https://www.mentordiscoverinspire.org/) to find out more about us. There is a form there which can help find an MDI Team in your area. If you fill out the form we will get back to you about starting the process of joining an MDI Team.

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7 attendees
Job Seeker Meetup: An in-person peer support space for job seekers

Job Seeker Meetup: An in-person peer support space for job seekers

Tue, Nov 3, 6:00 PM
From NorCal World Schoolers. Be a student of life & living !!
4.6

Looking for work can feel isolating — but you’re not alone. This is a relaxed, in-person gathering where job seekers can connect, share, and support one another through the ups and downs of the job search. This is a welcoming space to: * Talk openly about your experience * Swap advice, encouragement, or leads * Build a community of people who truly understand * Hear practical job search tips from career coach Robert Leone. In today’s competitive Bay Area job market, you can't only rely on applying cold to positions online. Research and networking are more important than ever. Robert shares strategies for effective networking and how to conduct research to support a successful job search — including ways to build connections, identify opportunities, and gather information that can help guide your next steps. He also supplies information for relevant resources via email. Whether you're between jobs, changing careers, or figuring out your next step — this is a place for you. **This program takes place in the Jobs and Career Center - 4th Floor of the Main Library (100 Larkin Street)**

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San Francisco Tech & AI Social

Thu, Nov 5, 1:00 AM
From Bay Area Jobs Network
4.4
1 attendee
Brothehood Campfire. Free drinks / food

Brothehood Campfire. Free drinks / food

Wed, Oct 21, 2:00 AM
From West Bay Men's Circle
4.9

Join us for an evening of connection, laughter, and challenge — no fluff, no judgment, just good fun, honest conversation, and solid brotherhood. Whether you're craving purpose, support, or just something different… this is the night you've been needing.

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20 attendees
Total Clarity - Free workshop and happy hour

Total Clarity - Free workshop and happy hour

Thu, Oct 22, 1:00 AM
From In Search of Success

After the success of our July event, let's regroup again downtown San Francisco Whether you have success or not, you want to figure out what could be a better job for you. After networking with other like-minded or inspirational people, you will have the opportunity to attend a one hour workshop designed to help you unfold and express what you really want. You will certainly come back home happier - This event is open to member of the community as well as other communities

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform where individuals can find local groups and events based on their interests, including career mentoring opportunities. It's a great way to connect with like-minded people and enhance your network.

To find mentoring events in San Francisco on Meetup, search for career-focused groups and events in the city. Utilize the search function by entering relevant keywords to narrow down your options.

Anyone interested in professional growth can join career mentoring meetups. Whether you're a student, young professional, or experienced industry veteran, these meetups offer valuable networking and learning opportunities.

Yes, you can join multiple mentoring groups on Meetup to explore diverse opportunities and widen your career network. Participating in various groups can enhance your learning experience and professional contacts.

Joining Meetup is generally free for participants. However, some events may have fees, which the individual organizers set. Always check event details for any specific costs.

Meetup offers a platform to join professional groups and attend events. Engaging in these activities allows you to meet and network with industry professionals who share your interests.

It’s important to RSVP for events you wish to attend. This lets organizers and fellow members know of your plans to attend and ensures events are well-prepared and organized.

You can organize your own mentoring events by creating a group on Meetup. Engaging with the community allows you to contribute and facilitate networking and learning for others.

Meeting a mentor through Meetup takes time and active participation. Building connections within mentoring groups can eventually lead to finding a suitable mentor, but it's not guaranteed.

Not all Meetup events are in-person. Depending on organizers, some events may be held online, providing flexibility in participation and location.

While Meetup hosts a variety of career-related groups, there's no guarantee of finding mentorship in every specific field. Availability depends on active groups in your area of interest.

Mentoring meetups may include workshops, networking events, speaker sessions, and one-on-one mentoring opportunities. Each group crafts its events to best serve its members.

Meetup focuses on group activities and events. While it can facilitate finding mentors, its main use is connecting within groups rather than arranging 1-on-1 mentorships directly.

Events on Meetup are organized by various individuals and groups, not Meetup itself. It's a platform providing tools for organizers to bring people together in shared interests.

Meetup works by connecting people through self-managed groups and events, so the quality and organization depend on each individual host. Experiences may vary.