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Sat, Oct 10, 12:00 AM## **PMI SF Bay Area Student Club \| Networking Social** ### đ€ Expand Your Network, Meet Fellow Project Professionals. Looking to connect with other project professionals in a relaxed, welcoming setting? Join the **PMI San Francisco Bay Area Student Club** for an evening of networking, conversation, and community. Whether you're a student, early-career professional, experienced project manager, or exploring a career in project management, this social event is a great opportunity to meet like-minded people and grow your professional network. No presentations. No formal agenda. Just great conversations over food and drinks. *** ### đ Why Attend This networking social is a chance to: * Meet students and project professionals from a variety of industries * Expand your professional network in a casual environment * Learn more about the PMI SF Bay Area Student Club * Connect with peers, mentors, and future collaborators * Enjoy an evening of food, drinks, and conversation *** ### đ About the PMI SF Bay Area Student Club The PMI SF Bay Area Student Club is officially chartered through PMI Global and serves as the home for students across **all schools and all stages of their academic journey**. Led by students, the club represents the student voice within the chapter by creating events, supporting academic outreach, and building connections between students and industry professionals. Did you know? * The chapter has **120+ student members** * Approximately **one-third are PMI certified** * Nearly half are experienced professionals working in technology, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, construction, and other industries Whether you're an undergraduate student, graduate student, career changer, or working professional, you'll find a welcoming community here. *** ### đŻ Who Should Attend Everyone is welcome, including: * Undergraduate and graduate students * Early-career professionals * Experienced project managers * Career changers * PMI Members and non-members * Anyone interested in networking within the project management community ### đ Transportation & Parking The venue is conveniently located within walking distance of: * BART (Montgomery Station) * AC Transit (Salesforce Center) Nearby public parking garages are also available. *** ### đ Registration **FREE for all attendees.** Walk-ins are welcome, but we encourage registering in advance to help our event leaders plan accordingly. *** ### đ” Cost There is **no event registration fee**. Attendees are responsible only for purchasing their own food and beverages from the venue (separate checks). Please drink responsibly. *** ### đ Why PMI San Francisco Bay Area PMI San Francisco Bay Area is one of the world's largest PMI chapters, bringing together thousands of project professionals through networking events, educational programs, mentorship, and volunteer opportunities. The Student Club provides an inclusive space for students and professionals to build meaningful connections and support one another throughout their careers. *** ### đ„ Event Host **PMI SF Bay Area Student Club** This event is hosted by the PMI SF Bay Area Student Club, a student-led community dedicated to connecting students and professionals through networking, learning, and career development opportunities. *** ### đŹ What to Expect This networking social is designed to be: * Casual and welcoming * Great for meeting new people * Open to all experience levels * Focused on building genuine professional connections Bring your curiosity, your business cards (if you have them), and enjoy an evening with the PMI SF Bay Area community. *** **Questions?** đ§ **studentclub@pmisfbac.org** ###

ELC Annual 2026: 2-Day Conference for Eng Leaders to Reconnect in San Francisco
Tue, Oct 13, 3:00 PMThe ***[ELC Annual](https://elc.community/public/events/elc-annual-2026)*** is built around a simple belief: the most valuable learning happens in conversation - with peers who are navigating the same pressures, making the same hard calls, and building through the same uncertainty. This year, we're going deeper on the questions that don't have easy answers. What does it mean to lead well when the ground keeps shifting? How do you build teams that are resilient, high-trust, and genuinely high-performing, not just on paper? What does great engineering leadership look like beyond the technical, in the moments that require judgment, integrity, and clarity of purpose? Across roundtable discussions, intimate speaking sessions, and 1:1 conversations, you'll engage with engineering leaders who are thinking seriously about these questions â and willing to share what they've actually learned. â What you'll explore * Leadership & Strategy Leading through uncertainty and volatile decision-making environments. The evolving CTO/VP role â from roadmap owner to visionary strategist. Ethical decision-making, leadership integrity, and purpose-driven organizations. Storytelling and influence: communicating complex ideas to executives and boards. * Teams & Culture Building high-trust teams and psychological safety at scale. Navigating culture shifts in growing organizations. Scaling hybrid and remote work â the practices and rituals that actually stick. Building inclusive engineering cultures and diverse talent pipelines. * Talent & People Development Developing next-generation leaders through mentoring and succession planning. Continuous performance management and feedback systems. Retention, engagement, and creating environments where people genuinely thrive. Hiring for potential: assessing soft skills and growth mindset. * Cross-Functional Collaboration Aligning engineering, product, and design around shared outcomes. Breaking down silos with tools and practices that work. Customer-centric engineering: building products users truly love. Cross-functional OKRs and collaborative planning across roadmaps and backlogs. * AI in Practice Building AI-enabled teams â what it looks like beyond the theory. AI in software development: coding assistants, prompt engineering, and human-AI collaboration. Translating AI trends into actionable engineering strategy. Architecting AI systems that make it to production and stay there. * Engineering Excellence Measuring developer productivity, satisfaction, and team health. Observability and incident response in AI-enabled systems. Balancing innovation with operational priorities. Coaching teams through change without losing momentum. â What to expect **Roundtable Discussions** Small-group sessions facilitated by experienced practitioners â designed for active participation, not passive listening. These are the conversations where people say what they actually think. **Speaking Sessions** Close-up conversations with engineering leaders who are actively shaping what the role looks like today. Past speakers have included leaders from OpenAI, Stripe, Google, Dropbox, Atlassian, and Slack, as well as Reid Hoffman, Max Levchin, and Adam Grant. **1:1 Meetings** Structured time to connect directly with peers, mentors, and industry veterans. Some of the most valuable relationships in ELC have started here. â Leave with a clearer sense of what kind of leader you want to be - and a network of people who are working toward the same thing. Register ***[here](https://elc.community/public/events/elc-annual-2026)***.

Youâre Not Late, Youâre Early: Career Value in the AI Era
Fri, Oct 2, 7:30 PMWe are excited to welcome [Josh Drean](https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshdrean/) for a thought-provoking conversation on AI and Data Ethics. In this session, Josh will explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the workforce and why todayâs students may be more prepared for this shift than they realize. Drawing from his upcoming book, *After the Jobs Are Gone: How to Prove Your Value in the Post-Employment Era*, he will discuss how adaptability, contribution, and portable skills are becoming increasingly important in a rapidly changing world. Josh is a three-time startup founder, author, and workforce futurist. He is the co-author of *Employment is Dead* (Harvard Business Review Press) and co-founder of Decentrive, a contribution-based work ecosystem. His work on artificial intelligence and the future of work has been featured in Harvard Business Review, Forbes, Fast Company, and MIT Technology Review. Join us for an engaging discussion on the future of work and what it means to create value in the age of artificial intelligence.

BALDT Fall Social: The Future of Learning Design
Thu, Oct 1, 11:00 PM**Have you ever worked in L&D, Customer Education, or Enablement?** Maybe youâre looking to break into the industry. If any of that sounds like you, letâs meet up! **Join us at the [Barebottle Beer Garden in Salesforce Park](https://www.barebottle.com/salesforce-park-beer-garden) for a casual gathering with fellow learning design enthusiasts.** (If the weather really stinks, weâll move around the corner to [83 Proof](http://www.83proof.com/). Weâll send an update on the day of the meetup to confirm the final location.) Thereâs no formal agenda, but weâd love to hear your thoughts about how technology is shaping the future of learning design. **Hope to see you there!** **We also recently launched a [LinkedIn group](https://www.linkedin.com/groups/40251013/) for the BALDT community.** Itâs a place to connect between events and share what youâve been working on. You donât have to be located in the Bay Area to join; all we ask is that you have an interest in learning design. Come check it out! Photo by [clement proust](https://unsplash.com/@clementproust?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/photos/person-walking-on-palm-tree-path-sF26NzXCWPM?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText)

Job Seeker Meetup: An in-person peer support space for job seekers
Tue, Oct 6, 5:00 PMThis 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. Looking for work can feel isolating â but youâre not alone. This is a welcoming space to: * Talk openly about your experience * Swap advice, encouragement, or leads * Build a community of people who truly understand * Learn practical job search strategies from career coach Annie Nogg. Whether you're between jobs, changing careers, or figuring out your next step â 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)**

San Francisco Green Drinks Monthly Happy Hour Meetup!
Fri, Oct 9, 12:30 AMWelcome back San Francisco Green Drinkers!!! San Francisco Green Drinks is pleased to announce we are hosting our monthly **In-person Happy Hour Networking Event** on the **Second Thursday** **of every month**, at **Southern Pacific Brewing** \- a venue that should be familiar to our friends from Climatebase\, Work on Climate\, and others in the San Francisco Bay Area Climate Solutions Community\! Southern Pacific Brewing is located in a spacious warehouse in the Mission's industrial heart, that has been renovated into a bright and expansive brewery and restaurant complete with outdoor seating. It's about 6 blocks, or a 15-minute walk (less by bike!) from 16th Street Mission BART, so please plan ahead! Look for us at a table inside or in the Courtyard, depending on weather and crowds. Remember to bring your business cards, your positive attitude and your interest in discussing sustainability and climate change. Nametags will be available, but reusable ones are encouraged. Also, bring your cash or credit cards to pay for drinks. And be sure to tip our servers! As always, we encourage Green Drinkers to use public transportation, walk, bike or use some other form of low-carbon transportation to get to our event. If you need an escort to BART or Muni at the end of the night, feel free to ask one of our event volunteers! Look forward to seeing you there!! John Tripp President, San Francisco Green Drinks *** If you are interested in volunteering to help run SF Green Drinks, please reach out. I love hosting the event, but I'm always looking for volunteers, and I'd love to rebuild the leadership team! If your organization or someone you know is interested in sponsoring a SF Green Drinks Event, or you have an event space and would like to talk to us about hosting our event at your location, please contact me at: JohnPenfieldTripp@gmail.com The invite will be updated to include the specific date when the event is announced, usually about 1-2 weeks in advance, but we are always on the **Second Thursday of the month**, unless announced otherwise. You can also leave a note here or on our Facebook Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/sfgreendrinks/) for the latest information.
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