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Been there

You've done it.Come tell them

When people working in our rooms are stuck on something you know, we invite you to come and give the talk. One morning, a room of people who need it.

Tell us what you knowHow it works

How it works

Five people need it. You know it.

  1. Once

    Tell us what you know

    Your subjects, how you like to share them (a talk, a workshop, one-to-one), where you can be and on what terms. It takes two minutes.

  2. When it fits

    We invite you

    People tell us what they're working on and where they're stuck. When enough of them coming to a room need what you know, we message you with the room, the date and what they want to learn.

  3. Your call

    Yes or no

    Every invitation is yours to accept or turn down. Nothing is booked in your name.

  4. On the day

    Give the talk

    Talk, take questions, and stay for the day if you like. The host runs the room; you bring what you know.

Example

What one looks like

Five people booked into a room in Cascais this month are each working out how to raise a first round. Someone who has raised one comes on Thursday morning, talks for forty minutes, answers questions, and stays for lunch.

Free or paid

Your terms

Some people do it to give back, some charge for their time. You say which when you tell us what you know, and we agree it with you before you say yes.

Been there? Say what you know

Two minutes now. We'll be in touch when a room needs you.