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Project MenTour: Men & Money Roundtable

Project MenTour: Men & Money Roundtable

Thu, Sep 17, 12:00 AM
From REIA NYC | New York Real Estate Investors
4.8

**Project MenTour: Men & Money Roundtable** *A bi-monthly virtual leadership & wealth roundtable for men who build—hosted by William Moore and James Thompson as part of the REIA NYC ecosystem.* This isn’t motivational talk. It’s mission talk. **Project MenTour: Men & Money Roundtable** is where men who build gather to plan, execute, and grow with intention. Hosted by **William Moore (The Credit Navigator)** and **James Thompson (The Flow Engineer)**, this bi-monthly virtual roundtable brings together business credit strategy, systems thinking, and real-estate investing to help men lead with clarity and measurable results. No hype. No theory. Just the blueprint to lead at home, in business, and through wealth. **This is not a men’s networking call or a motivational session—it’s a structured roundtable for men who execute.** Each 75-minute session focuses on practical outcomes: cash-flow decisions, investment models, team alignment, and leadership frameworks designed for men who believe legacy is built on discipline, not noise. *** **Why Attend** • Build generational wealth through practical systems—not guesswork • Learn how men are funding businesses and real estate without relying on banks • Engage with disciplined professionals who think in strategies, not slogans • Leave each session with one clear action you can execute immediately *** **2026 Roundtable Series** • **Jan 21** – *Man on a Mission* · Purpose-driven wealth · Leadership · Legacy vision • **Mar 18** – *Build, Don’t Hustle* · Long-term wealth · Team-based investing • **May 20** – *Men Who Close* · Strategic alliances · Collaboration • **Jul 15** – *Leverage Like a Legend* · Borrowing for growth & scale • **Sep 16** – *Brothers Without Borders* · Diaspora investing · Global legacy • **Nov 18** – *The Man Behind the Brand* · Leadership · Influence · Visibility *(Schedule subject to update as guest experts are confirmed.)* *** **Who Should Attend** • Men ready to lead their families and communities through ownership • Business owners and investors seeking scalable cash-flow, not burnout • Emerging leaders who value accountability, systems, and long-term wealth You don’t need hype. You need execution. That’s what **Project MenTour** delivers. *** **Event Details** 📍 **Location:** Virtual Nationwide (Zoom link sent after registration) 🗓️ **When:** 3rd Wednesday · Bi-Monthly · 8 PM ET 💵 **Cost:** Free for guests \| Included with REIA NYC Membership 🎟️ **Register:** [https://reianyc.org/mentour-roundtable](https://reianyc.org/mentour-roundtable) *** **Registration & Access** To maintain a secure men’s space, Zoom access is provided **only to registered participants**. ✅ Register to receive your private link and reminders. 📧 Please whitelist **[membership@reianyc.org](mailto:membership@reianyc.org)** to ensure delivery. *** **Next Step Inside REIA NYC** **Project MenTour is part of the REIA NYC ecosystem.** Men who want continued access, implementation support, and community accountability are invited to explore **REIA NYC membership** as their next step. *** **Why REIA NYC** The **Real Estate Investors Alliance – Now You Can (REIA NYC)** is a national alliance helping individuals and families build generational wealth through real estate, business credit, and creative financing. Our ecosystem includes: • **Fiscally Fabulous® Women & Wealth Masterclass** — for women building financial confidence • **Project MenTour: Men & Money Roundtable** — for men leading through purpose and profit • **Investor Agent Mastermind** — for agents and professionals aligning license and investments Each experience delivers one promise: **real implementation, not theory.** 🔗 View all sessions: [https://reianyc.org/events](https://reianyc.org/events) *** **About the Hosts** **William Moore, The Credit Navigator** Business credit strategist helping men leverage capital to fund growth and opportunity. **James Thompson, The Flow Engineer** Systems architect designing operational frameworks that scale cash-flow and execution. Together, they equip men to lead with strategy, discipline, and results.

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5th annual General Counsel Summit US

5th annual General Counsel Summit US

Tue, Sep 15, 11:00 AM
From Diversity Science Network
4.4

5th annual General Counsel Summit US Law in the age of systemic risk September 15th 2026 • New York The most challenging legal decisions are not purely legal. In America, political crosscurrents, shifting enforcement priorities and technological disruption are reshaping legal risk. Policy signals and regulatory hints are increasingly influencing corporate behaviour. AI, national-security concerns and litigation exposure have risen even higher up the priority list. The fifth edition of the summit will examine what this means for the role of the general counsel. Where are legal boundaries becoming harder to interpret and where does excessive caution begin to distort commercial strategy? When should GCs accept the rules as they are written, challenge their application or help the business act in the grey areas between law, policy and strategy? Join more than 500 legal leaders for a closed-door, Chatham House exchange on what this means in practice. NOTE: THIS IS A PAID EVENT. SEE THE LINK BELOW. RSVP: [https://events.economistenterprise.com/general-counsel-us/?utm_campaign=MA00009312 &utm_medium=media-partner&utm_source=impact-events-external-partner&utm_content=creative&RefID=impact-events-external-partner_media-partner_MA00009312](https://events.economistenterprise.com/general-counsel-us/?utm_campaign=MA00009312 &utm_medium=media-partner&utm_source=impact-events-external-partner&utm_content=creative&RefID=impact-events-external-partner_media-partner_MA00009312)

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FYI: Protocols – Andrew Huberman @Radio City Musical Hall. Self-Organized Meetup

FYI: Protocols – Andrew Huberman @Radio City Musical Hall. Self-Organized Meetup

Thu, Sep 17, 11:00 PM
From NYC Business Systems, Processes, & Human Factors Discussion
4.9

Live Event and Ticket Info on Professor Huberman's website: Events - Huberman Lab Resource: Huberman Lab's Science\-Based Tools for Everyday Life \- Huberman Lab \| Science\-Based Tools for Everyday Life Proposed Agenda Before the event date, RSVPs coordinate among yourselves a time and a public place to meetup near Radio City Music Hall after the event to discuss the lessons learned from the event (i.e. using Meetup.com's new private "Event Chat"). e.g. Meetup 20 min. after the end of the event at Starbucks at (address) to discuss "What is one protocol you will commit to incorporate into your life by end of this year?"

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Roundtable: The Only Constant is Change - Drive the Change You Want to See

Roundtable: The Only Constant is Change - Drive the Change You Want to See

Thu, Oct 1, 10:00 PM
From New York City BIM User Group
4.6

There are two elephants in the room … or rather several pairs of elephants: Autodesk monopoly vs AI enabling democratization of tool creation; standards vs openness; simplicity vs complexity; single source or truth vs data translation; trust vs check; drawings vs data deliverable; organic construction process vs datafied world; using AI right vs using AI well; applying standards vs building skills; individual expertise vs institutional knowledge; think it through vs get it done. In this open roundtable conversation, we’ll have plenty of questions to be explored: Are we building better judgment, or slowly outsourcing it? What is reliable? Who is liable? How do we query smarter? What does the law say … and your insurance? But most importantly: You bring your anxieties & questions; we bring the food & beer – and maybe together we can find an answer or two. Join us on Oct 1, 6:00pm. **Learning Objectives** 1. **Identify** the key tensions AI introduces into BIM workflows — including standardization vs. personalization, efficiency vs. foundational knowledge, and individual tool-building vs. collective consistency. 2. **Evaluate** the risks and liability implications of AI-assisted design decisions, including how QA/QC and review processes must adapt when data sources and workflows are no longer centralized. 3. **Assess** how AI is reshaping reliance on established platforms like Autodesk/Revit, and what this means for interoperability, data delivery, and long-term software strategy. 4. **Develop** practical strategies for building (or encoding) domain expertise — through skills, training, and mentorship — so teams can use AI effectively without losing critical judgment and fundamentals. **Microsoft Teams meeting** **Join:** [https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/23420331144527?p=5aSHRxmZK71KchtKI7](https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/23420331144527?p=5aSHRxmZK71KchtKI7 "Meeting join") Meeting ID: 234 203 311 445 27 Passcode: tT63zM3h *** [Need help?](https://aka.ms/JoinTeamsMeeting?omkt=en-US) \| [System reference](https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_ZGZhNmE4NDEtNTA5Zi00MzkxLTgyYTYtNDMwMDJhZjA1ZmQ4%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%220fc6889f-bf23-4c66-a071-f35150aabdfa%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%225f7aa5b0-d1e9-40e0-8c9d-74b0d20c89d6%22%7d) **Dial in by phone** [+1 531-205-2209,,14583825#](tel:+15312052209,,14583825) United States, Omaha [Find a local number](https://dialin.teams.cloud.microsoft/e1607c7c-f4af-4edc-9d47-10ce22c20bfb?id=14583825) Phone conference ID: 145 838 25# For organizers: [Meeting options](https://teams.microsoft.com/meetingOptions/?organizerId=5f7aa5b0-d1e9-40e0-8c9d-74b0d20c89d6&tenantId=0fc6889f-bf23-4c66-a071-f35150aabdfa&threadId=19_meeting_ZGZhNmE4NDEtNTA5Zi00MzkxLTgyYTYtNDMwMDJhZjA1ZmQ4@thread.v2&messageId=0&language=en-US) \| [Reset dial-in PIN](https://dialin.teams.cloud.microsoft/usp/pstnconferencing)

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15 attendees
LeadDev New York Meetup

LeadDev New York Meetup

Mon, Sep 14, 10:00 PM
From LeadDev Meetup - New York
4.6

**LeadDev is taking over New York!** We're kicking off the [LDX3 New York](https://leaddev.com/leaddev-new-york/) debut with the full LeadDev New York community! *(Did we say LeadDev enough yet?)* This event will be an **LDX3 eXpress**. We'll be covering both **organizational leadership** and **making technical choices** \- the same tracks you can find at the conference\. Whether you're visiting for the week or a regular NY meetup attendee, come and spend an evening with the engineering leaders of NYC at this free event! As always, drinks and snacks will be provided thanks to our generous sponsor, **Datadog**. **Date:** **Monday, September 14th, 2026** **Time:** **6:00 – 8:30 pm** **Location:** New York Times Building, 620 8th Ave, New York, NY 10018 *Spaces are limited – RSVP required to attend. Please bring a government-issued ID if required by the venue.* **Agenda:** * 6:20 pm - Emcee Welcome! - Abhinav Singhal * 6:30 pm - The Balance Beam: Planning for Growth and Technical Excellence - Pranay Prabhat * 6:50 pm - Leading Without a Task List - Bradley Holt * 7:10 pm - Quick Break * 7:15 pm - [Panel] Build, Buy, …Vibe? - Divya Ramanarayanan, Brian Takashi Hooper, Ivan Milanov, Maylin Leal * 7:35 pm - Wrap Up & Networking * 8:30 pm - Goodbyes All events follow our [Code of Conduct](https://click.pstmrk.it/3s/leaddev.com%2Fcode-conduct/d6eN/Oee1AQ/AQ/a9b371b4-7191-44ca-9609-20d7a87b5535/3/U3Fu0fY6qI) to help protect the safety of our community. If you need further information or have any questions, please send an email to: hello@leaddev.com. **Can't make it this time?** You can also [join our Slack workspace](https://click.pstmrk.it/3s/leaddev.com%2Fjoin-slack/d6eN/Oee1AQ/AQ/a9b371b4-7191-44ca-9609-20d7a87b5535/2/mdj-K8GnZN) to keep up to date with everything in our New York community. Join the channels #leaddev-nyc and #new-york!

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297 attendees

Monthly Non-Monogamy Roundtable: Polyamory and Emotional Intimacy

Thu, Sep 24, 11:00 PM
From Downtown Brooklyn Polyamory Social
4.7
4 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

CEO roundtables are structured forums where chief executive officers gather to discuss business challenges and opportunities. These meetings offer a collaborative space for executives to share knowledge, strategies, and experiences, fostering personal and professional growth.

At CEO roundtables, participants take turns sharing insights on specific topics, engaging in group discussions, and receiving feedback from peers. This setup provides an opportunity for leaders to both give and gain valuable insights.

These roundtables are generally tailored for chief executive officers and business leaders looking to network with peers in New York City. Participants often gain perspectives from those in similar leadership roles.

Typically, attendance is reserved for CEOs and high-level executives. However, some roundtables might welcome other senior leaders. It's advised to check specific group requirements before attending.

Joining a CEO roundtable may require a membership or participation fee. These costs cover meeting logistics and any materials needed for discussions. Some groups may offer limited free sessions as trial runs.

CEO roundtables in New York usually meet in business centers, office spaces, or appropriate venues large enough to accommodate executive discussions in the city context.

The frequency varies, but many CEO roundtables meet monthly. Regular sessions help maintain continuity and allow participants to engage consistently over time.

Yes, preparing by reviewing topics or business challenges beforehand can enhance contribution to discussions. Bringing specific questions or ideas can also be helpful.

You can join a CEO roundtable by searching for a suitable group on Meetup or contacting current members if invited. Ensure participation aligns with both availability and interest.

It might be difficult to find a group that fits every busy CEO's schedule perfectly. Exploring multiple groups or contacting event organizers for alternate arrangements can be helpful.

Some CEO roundtables may offer hybrid or virtual formats to increase accessibility. These can be a flexible option for those with a tight or unpredictable schedule.

While CEO roundtables offer networking chances, they can't guarantee successful partnerships or experiences. Engagement is key to deriving value from sessions.

Immediate outcomes aren't guaranteed; value accrues over time through active participation and relationship building within the group.

Yes, they're designed to address diverse business issues through peer discussions. However, the specificity and depth will depend on the roundtable's agenda and focus.

Not every interest might have an active group in every location, but New York typically offers diverse options due to its vast business community.