Tech Drinks event encourages sharing of ideas, tackling challenges, and overall, staying connected as human beings.
01 February, 2022
The Tech Drinks networking event returned to Quay Arts in Newport for the first time since the start of the pandemic last Thursday, attracting over 60 attendees from the Island’s tech sector.
Originally started by our CEO Matt Greg and Lukasz Liebersbach, Tech Drinks’ goal was to create a community where Island residents interested in technology could share ideas and meet like-minded individuals.
Matt explains:
Due to the pandemic, we have all adapted our lives even more around technology. Yet, having a Zoom call or an online text exchange is not the same as having a conversation with someone face to face. Our goal for Tech Drinks is to create a monthly meet-up where the most technology-using residents of the Island can interact in person. Sharing ideas, tackling challenges, and overall staying connected as human beings.
The event took place 8 times before the pandemic and is now returning monthly throughout 2022; with strong support from Island sponsors. This sponsorship allows the organisers to offer a free drink to all attendees upon arrival.
You can find out more and register by visiting www.iowtech.co.uk.
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