Business networking for people who do business in Durham, Carrboro, Chapel-Hill, Hillsborough or surrounding area. We meet weekly at 11:45 AM. Members are expected to: Attend on a regular basis Earnestly try to provide business referrals to members Diligently and professionally follow up with each given referral Make a donation to a charitable organization of at least $50.00/year and provide documentation to the membership committee. Promptly pay all dues occasionally assessed. Decline or resig …

The group is open to anyone in the RTP/Durham/Chapel Hill Tech community who works on business development or partnerships. This could be actual BD folks, founders, CEOs, VCs, whatever. The purpose is to get together, network, exchange ideas and help each other overcome roadblocks or issues. All are welcome, so please feel free to include anyone who would benefit. The first meetup will kick-off in September 2012

This group is for college graduates in the Triangle area who would like to meet a diverse group of new friends in their age range for social and professional networking. Some of our activities have been: Volunteering with Habitat for Humanity, wine tasting, beach trips, bonfires, house/dance parties, movie nights, concerts, game nights, running races, swimming at the rock quarry, baseball games, and volleyball. Future plans include: camping trips, tubing, and potlucks. I greatly encourage people …

Time for a cup of coffee? Then you have enough time to meet. Join us for a caffeine charged power networking meeting. Every Wednesday  9:00-10:30 Network  9:00-9:15 Meeting   9:15-10:15 Network  10:15-10:30 Membership is limited to one woman per industry, though visitors of all business types are welcome. Contact the Southpoint Durham organizer, Lynn Cummins, at Lynn.CumminsDee@PruYSU.com with any questions. We come together to network, learn, pass referrals, share resources, laugh, nurture …

Membership is comprised of Women either in the Information Security field or wanting to enter the field. The purpose of this group is to advance women in Information Security by promoting networking, education, mentoring, resource-sharing, and opportunities. Regular workshops will be offered to bridge the gap of theory and/or minimal hands-on labs from a course you took or self-studying. You will get to learn and practice in an environment of like-minded women. Workshops will be led by SME's in …

This is a group for health and mental health professionals (clinicians) interested in starting and/or expanding a clinical business. See this article about clinical professions: http://myclinicalbusiness.com/2012/10/22/500-best-jobs-overall/

The BDPA Triangle Chapter will facilitate opportunities for members and guest to get together. These opportunities will come from Monthly meetings with a special drawing and speakers from the Triangle's top companies, universities and local government. Other venues, like After Hour and Lunch Meet & Greets will include special guest from across all industries that you will want to meet and talk. We will also share volunteer opportunities to help with IT students.

A group of professional women - age 55+ -  who'd like to do casual walks all around town and in our parks and open spaces - primarily in Chapel Hill and environs. The aim of the group is to get some exercise, enjoy the outdoors and get to know each other. Intended for women who live in close proximity to Chapel Hill/ Carrboro. This is for women who are married, or not, in a relationship or not, but who know and appreciate the support of other women. Women who'd like to make a few new friends; wh …

Q: What is Durham Takeover? A: A group of people who think it's time for gays to socialize and network in every corner of the Bull City. Q: What is a Takeover? A: The act of a whole bunch of gays getting together and making a space theirs... for one night only. Q: Is it a hostile takeover? A: No. Q: Is it awesome? A: Yes. Q: Who should join the Durham Takeover group? A: If you're always wondering "Where are the gays going tonight? or want to help make the answer to that question more fun and int …

It's hard to meet people, be sociable, and develop friendships when you work full-time or juggle multiple jobs! Durham / Chapel Hill 30-45 Social Group is for professionals and grad students who are looking to meet new people and create friendships. It's geared toward people ages 30 to 45 who are new to the area, as well as long-time residents simply looking to expand their social circles. The focus will be developing friendships over time, not meeting a bunch of random people. Members will like …

This is a group for small business owners, the self employed or executives of small businesses. In this group you will be able to submit your business challenges and we will get noted professionals from around the triangle to lead a seminar offering us solutions to those pain points. After surveying many small business owners, I found we all have many of the same problems so why not come together where it would be easier to get professionals with a specific expertise to come and help us with our …

TiE Carolinas is a not-for-profit organization with a mission to foster and support entrepreneurship in the Carolinas. This organization has three objectives: - To network and to facilitate networking among members - To foster entrepreneurship and to nurture entrepreneurs - To help membership integrate with the mainstream community

This group is meant for all people who are somehow related to e-commerce. All are invited to join, e-commerce site owners (new and old), e-commerce developers, e-commerce platforms, EVERYONE. The objective of this group is to help e-commerce owners get in touch with service providers, professionals, etc, as well as different fellow e-commerce owners so we can help each other out with the daily problems of e-commerce activity. Regularly we will be organizing meetups, keynotes from e-commerce comp …

Triangle Web Women is a monthly gathering of female web professionals in North Carolina's Research Triangle area. Our goal is to foster connections among local female web professionals and to encourage those women to participate in the greater web community. Join the group and stay up to date about when we're meeting next; you can also stay in touch by following@triwebwomen on Twitter.

Learn, share, discuss – and meet! Join us to learn more about Knowledge Management, the practice of connecting people with knowledge, information and data within an organizational context. Get ideas from peers, learn about current KM issues, hone your skills facilitating KM events, and test out new approaches to KM. Most importantly, this group will bring together the local KM community -- experience KM professionals, those new to the field, and business leaders interested in learning how KM can …

Meet other local Marketing Professionals to discuss the latest trends, tactics, and techniques in Dan-Kennedy-style direct marketing and business building. Part of the Glazer-Kennedy Insider's Circle.