An interactive breakfast session featuring neuroscience-based leadership exercises. Participants complete a 3-minute AgileBrain assessment, receive personalized leadership profiles, engage in small group discussions about leadership challenges, and access the AgileBrain AI chat tool. Attendees should email Support@AIAdvisorGuy to confirm attendance and secure seating. Includes breakfast and one-month platform access.

The event targets "product leaders, builders, founders, designers, and curious innovators" during Boston Tech Week. It's designed for seasoned and aspiring product managers, startup founders, engineers, and those interested in product development. The gathering is part of #BOSTechWeek, which comprises "events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem.

The session examines "how AI is driving real progress in brain health—from early detection to digital therapeutics" while addressing adoption, regulation, and scalable implementation challenges.

Build and compete with your first OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, or Claude Code Agent in under 24 hours! This hackathon is part of #BOSTechWeek, featuring events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem (www.tech-week.com).

The event explores "challenges and opportunities of commercializing quantum technologies — spanning computing, sensing, and quantum algorithms." Discussion incorporates investor perspectives, early-stage company realities, and strategic partnerships/exits in quantum tech. Panel discussion moderated by Norma Padrón (J.P. Morgan Innovation Economy) with panelists Chris Sklarin (Alumni Ventures Managing Partner), Bharath Kannan (Atlantic Quantum Founder, acquired by Google Quantum), Brandon Severin (Conductor Quantum CEO & Founder), and Stephen Buchanan (Bandelier Technologies Founder).

Originally designed for HR leaders, this ~60-minute walk expanded to include founders and ecosystem leaders interested in leadership topics. Participants discuss organizational leadership challenges and behavior change strategies. "This ~60 minute walk & talk is for informal conversations to expand your network, get help from peers, and identify an action you can bring back to your team." The event features mostly flat, paved terrain with two walking ramps and some stairs on the Boston side. Farah Hussain provides structure and tour guidance while offering coaching insights on driving organizational leadership development.

The gathering connects "founders & investors walking your path" within Christian entrepreneurship circles. Described as having "no agenda, no stage, no fluff," attendees enjoy breakfast and networking. Organizers note "just Chick-fil-a for breakfast, good convos, and kingdom-builders like you.

Discussion exploring how Cartography Biosciences transitioned its technology platform into clinical advancement. The conversation between CEO Kevin Parker, a16z Partner Jorge Conde, and Fenwick Partner Erlacher covers "strategic, scientific, and operational decisions required to make that leap," including target prioritization, pipeline development, investor alignment, and clinical preparation. Part of #BOSTechWeek programming.

The organizers invite attendees to witness national security founders present their pitches, with "coffee, conversation, and the sharpest dual-use founders in Boston Tech Week." The event is part of a broader week of tech ecosystem gatherings.

A neuropsychology-focused founder breakfast examining cognitive demands of building, including attention, decision-making, identity, and cognitive load. Features coffee, light breakfast, a short talk, and intimate discussion led by a neuropsychology fellow and founder. Event is part of #BOSTechWeek.

90-minute workshop targeting HR, communications, and marketing leaders. Focuses on how organizational intranets function as critical infrastructure for AI adoption by shaping company culture. Session provides AI readiness assessment, shared terminology for leadership discussions, and organization-specific strategic priorities rather than generic frameworks. Part of #BOSTechWeek.

Event examines practical AI applications in healthcare across care delivery and operations. Addresses "where value is actually being created, where adoption breaks down, and what healthcare providers and stakeholders need to get right" to transition from testing to measurable impact. Discussion involves healthcare leaders, clinicians, operators, and innovators exploring AI integration with existing systems and real-world constraints.

A morning gathering during Boston Tech Week featuring a run around the Charles River starting at 9am, followed by coffee and networking. The event welcomes those in AI agents, open-source development, and the Cambridge tech community. "Bring comfortable running shoes and come ready to build connections." Schedule: 9:00 AM - Meet at MIT entrance, 9:30 AM - Morning run, 10:15 AM - Coffee at Flour Bakery, 11:00 AM - Wrap up.

A hands-on workshop teaching non-technical product team members to build UI independently. Participants will learn "workflows, tools, and the technical vocabulary you actually need" through sessions led by Myop's founders. Attendees should bring laptops and chargers. The event targets PMs, designers, growth/marketing professionals, and non-technical product team members seeking faster feature shipping without development cycle delays. Part of #BOSTechWeek, supported by Venture Guides.

A panel discussion covering app development scalability and monetization. Topics include "different parts of the app development lifecycle" and perspectives on growth strategies. Speakers: Pavlo Haidamak (Setapp), Arthur Emma and Chirali Jain (ByDesign founders), and Jesse Waites (indie iOS developer). Event includes breakfast, networking opportunities, and speaker 1:1 conversations. Part of #BosTechWeek initiative. Amenities: Coffee, light breakfast, networking.

This roundtable explores governance challenges as AI agents move from tools into organizational actors. The gathering addresses multi-agent system behavior within companies, markets, and platforms, examining necessary accountability, trust, incentive design, and institutional safety mechanisms. Described as an intimate, discussion-first gathering for people thinking seriously about agentic AI, AI safety, enterprise AI, governance, and the future of AI labor.

Exclusive session inviting robotics startups to tour MassRobotics during Boston Tech Week. Attendees can meet staff, current residents, and learn about residency benefits including "access to shared labs, testing facilities, industry connections, and a vibrant community." Emphasizes networking opportunities within a community of "100+ robotics and automation companies" and targets startups at various development stages. Part of #BOSTechWeek; robotics startups only.

A full-day creative co-working experience during Boston Tech Week featuring "deep couches, sunlit corners, and enough room to wander between focus and play." Includes a "creativity x productivity fireside chat" with Margo Lindauer, Ivanna Solano, and Elizabeth McWhorter.

The panel examines how government and private capital can support energy technologies through mission-driven demand, public procurement, and early-stage financing mechanisms. Topics include federal agency support via grants and SBIR/STTR programs, plus dual-use technology adoption for validation and deployment of energy startups.

Company launch celebration where participants can present and debut their projects. Event positioned as part of "#BosTechWeek—a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem.

An interactive session for aspiring travelers and tech professionals considering expatriation. Participants can register to enter a travel giveaway for Spain or Morocco. The discussion covers remote work feasibility, adventure-focused travel preparation, and permanent relocation considerations. The session addresses why record numbers of Americans—particularly women (40%)—are considering permanent moves abroad. Speaker Mary Beth Snodgrass shares insights from recent travels through Portugal, Spain, and Morocco, plus prior experience across Latin America, Africa, Asia, and Europe. The event features audience-driven Q&A and research on emigration trends, supplemented by practical strategies for extended travel.

The organizer explains that Wearable Vision originated as a concept to assist elderly individuals and children with name recognition and communication. It has evolved into a social game where words appear on participants' clothing, and others must deduce the word from verbal clues—without relying on phones or cards. The event functions as a happy hour venue for Tech Week Boston attendees to interact and enjoy entertainment. Additional games and refreshments will be available. The gathering is part of #BosTechWeek, an ecosystem-building initiative organized by venture capitalists and technology startups (details at www.tech-week.com). Event has restricted access; sign-in required to view activity and full attendee details.

Exclusive gathering of Boston's most innovative female founders and forward-thinking funders" designed to foster networking and strategic conversations for pre-seed/seed stage companies. Agenda: 12:00–12:45 PM Arrivals & Networking; 12:45–1:15 PM Panel Discussions; 1:15–2:00 PM Q&A and Networking. Panelists: Kristina Fontanez PhD, Lakshana Huddar, Jennifer Keiser Neundorfer, Shereen Shermak, Kristen Craft. Sponsors: Fidelity Private Shares, Gunderson Dettler. Contact: Info@sistersfemalefounders.com

An intimate gathering for startup founders to explore strategic business topics. The agenda covers company development and building "strong foundations that scale," with specific focus on finance, fundraising, and recruiting. The event is part of #BosTechWeek, a broader initiative featuring programming from venture capitalists and startups to strengthen the regional tech community. Additional information available at www.tech-week.com.

The event explores how AI tools can deliver personal and professional value while managing predictable limitations. Organizers facilitate "a cross-disciplinary conversation on what perspectives, behaviors and experience are the most valuable, and which pitfalls to avoid." The session references foundation material at savaslabs.com/blog/skills-that-matter.

This workshop addresses workforce adaptation amid AI advancement. Key statistics mentioned: entry-level hiring declined 35%, and 60% of roles are highly exposed to AI. Major corporations like Ford, Salesforce, and Amazon are preparing for significant operational changes. The program teaches participants to make clear decisions under pressure through three components: understanding AI's actual career impact, implementing a nervous system reset technique, and developing personalized AI workflows. Target audience: Professionals, founders, and creatives managing rapid change. 60-minute workshop. Restricted access requires being on the list.

An AI build challenge where builders will use DeepSeek V4 (or any other open-source models) to ship working AI startup demos in 7 days. The event combines a week-long online component with an in-person pitch day. No slide-only pitches. Working builds only. Part of #BosTechWeek; additional details at www.tech-week.com

The gathering focuses on companies building agents that collaborate and accomplish complex tasks. Organizers promise insights from AI experts sharing experiences with multi-agent systems. Features speakers including Emmanuel Turley, Uma Krishnaswamy, and Nicolas Remerscheid, plus a guest talk on autonomous agents for physical intelligence. Government ID mandatory; iced coffee and light refreshments provided.

An exclusive factory tour showcasing "software-driven manufacturing" transforming urban development. Reframe Systems demonstrates modular housing solutions via "proprietary software and advanced robotics/automation" for ADUs, single-family homes, and multifamily projects. Event part of #BOSTechWeek, a tech ecosystem gathering.

A practical session focused on go-to-market strategy and AI integration. The organizers explain it covers "how teams connect AI, data, signals, and workflows to turn ideas into execution." The session includes perspectives from three operators, a live GTM analysis, and audience Q&A.

An early-stage startup hackathon targeting 2-5 year old companies. The event aims to address venture failure rates through practical troubleshooting. "Founders will develop a 'north' and take home effective tools they can continue to build on!" Participants should have raised capital but feel stuck, or possess an MVP lacking go-to-market strategy. Part of #BosTechWeek, a broader tech ecosystem event series. Additional information available at www.tech-week.com.

An interactive workshop-hackathon hybrid where "participants will learn how Base44's platform and intuitive tooling makes software creation more accessible" without traditional coding experience. The event features hands-on instruction (2-4pm) with cash prizes for best apps, followed by networking (4-5pm). Attendees receive builder credits and light refreshments. The page notes that registering serves as an image release due to photographer presence for marketing content.

This gathering aims to connect professionals working on "getting real biology into the hands of consumers" through direct-to-consumer health approaches rather than traditional FDA pathways. Featured speakers include leaders from Pacagen, Corsera Health, WHOOP, and Entirely Well. Discussion topics encompass "biomarker-driven insights and diagnostics," consumer biological products addressing skin/hair/metabolism/vaginal health, longevity strategies, and market access approaches. The event emphasizes small-group conversations and includes refreshments. Part of #BOSTechWeek initiative. More information available at www.tech-week.com.

A panel discussion exploring the reality behind AI adoption hype. Speakers include Daniel Jaenicke (Director of B2B Product Strategy, MacPaw), Maura Brady (Chief Sales Officer at data/AI company), and Dr. Salem Othman (Associate Professor, Wentworth Institute of Technology). Topics cover "real-world implementation challenges—like data quality, permissions, and model reliability" and broader questions about AI-powered products and autonomy. Part of #BosTechWeek programming.

The event explores how small teams using effective AI tools can outperform larger competitors. The core premise: "The advantage is no longer who has the bigger team. It is who can drive faster without losing control." Featured speaker Greg Cucino, described as experienced with AI implementations at growth-stage companies. Discussion covers risks including data quality, AI hallucinations, and operational safeguards to prevent costly mistakes.

Launches the "AI Ethics Index for K-12 Education" led by Azer Bestavros, Associate Provost of Computing & Data Sciences. Features "leaders from academia, civil society, and industry." Tool evaluates "ethical dimensions of AI systems, particularly large language models used in educational settings." Partnership integrates technical analysis with education expertise. Part of #BostonTechWeek initiative. Light refreshments and snacks provided. Sponsored by Boston University Faculty of Computing & Data Sciences.

A 48-hour engineering sprint where students work on real technical issues from early-stage startups and open-source projects. Teams of 3-5 select from pre-collected problems and must ship something concrete: a GitHub repo, short technical write-up, and live demo. Eligible participants include CS and engineering students in the Boston area plus recent graduates (within 3 years). Verification required via .edu email or graduation year. The event is alcohol-free and part of #BOSTechWeek.

The event features a "50 minute HIIT group workout" at Barry's Boston Downtown's Red Room, followed by networking with refreshments and food. This is part of #BOSTechWeek, described as "a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem.

A pitch competition featuring ten pre-screened finalists in physical AI, robotics, and new materials. The event includes "tight pitches" followed by an exclusive dinner. Judges represent "tier 1 VCs and ecosystem companies" including NVIDIA, a16z, Boston Dynamics, Khosla, and OpenAI. Selection process involves three-stage review with VC analysts, senior AI/robotics experts from Google AI and OpenAI, plus professors from MIT and Harvard.

A half-day workshop-hackathon for ages 11–14 where student teams use LEGO Education's AI kits to solve real-world challenges, then present findings to tech founder panelists. The event emphasizes developing AI literacy as "a disposition" rather than just technical skills, targeting equity in youth AI understanding. Event welcomes parent and mentor participation.

The event brings together faculty, students, and alumni involved in technology ventures. Participants can "meet faculty, students, and alumni who advise, currently pursue, or have successfully exited tech ventures." It's part of #BOSTechWeek, a broader initiative connecting the regional tech ecosystem. More information available at www.tech-week.com.

Startup/VC networking event featuring panels on AI, scaling, legal and capital raising with rooftop venue offering 360 views of the entire city. Includes VIP dinner for speakers and premium ticket holders. Speakers: Adrian Mendoza, David Chang, Ben Hron, Phil Castro, Shereen Shermak, Abhi Yadav, Ashley Reid, Jana Eggers.

This hands-on session introduces Mellea, "an open-source library that treats large language models... as programmable components inside real applications." Participants will learn how it enables "workflows that are predictable, auditable, and reproducible" using smaller models like IBM's Granite. The event targets "engineers, AI builders, and PMs" and requires attendees to bring laptops. It concludes with networking and refreshments. Doors open at 3:30pm; latecomers receive consolation prizes and future event invitations.

This is a founder pitch competition during Boston Tech Week. "Ten trailblazing founders will be chosen to deliver a four-minute pitch to a panel of top investors, such as Morningside Capital, Schooner Capital, Bosh Ventures." Winners receive investor connections and a $3,500 cash prize from Sbur. The event is part of a larger #BOSTechWeek initiative connecting the tech ecosystem.

This event is part of a larger initiative: "a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem." Additional information available at www.tech-week.com

Inaugural Boston pitch competition featuring early-to-growth stage AI startups with minimum 50% female founders. Event includes welcome reception, six live pitches with Q&A from judges panel, networking, food/drinks, and closing celebration. "Only 6 startups will be selected to pitch live." Judges Panel: Rebecca Schechter (McKinsey), Rebecca Reynolds Moore (RevUp Capital), Cammy Keiler (Alembic), Bella Pivo (FoundersEdge). Application Link: https://airtable.com/appST82WUFF5pFEaT/pagNpv4NqVRwhMhJI/form; Contact: juliet@oasiscollective.org (sponsorship/VIP inquiries)

This hands-on workshop explores AI application through execution-driven workflows. The session features product demonstrations and real production case studies highlighting SkyBot, a 24/7 cloud-native AI assistant, alongside a multi-agent system for autonomous workflow coordination. The event includes a hackathon component where participants can work through their own workflows with team support. Intended for "founders, operators, educators, consultants, and anyone else who wants to learn about the application of AI for real-world use cases," emphasizing complete workflow breakdowns rather than isolated features. The event is part of BOSTechWeek 2026.

The reception invites participants to examine "the gap between the world we want and the world AI seems to be creating." Attendees will encounter multidisciplinary artworks inspired by AI, with creators discussing their pieces and AI's trajectory. The broader installation runs 11:00 AM–4:00 PM and encourages visitors to consider accountability structures for AI systems and "speak your desires for the Intelligence Age into existence." This event is part of Boston's inaugural Tech Week, connecting the city's tech ecosystem.

The event aims to facilitate connections between entrepreneurs and Boston's municipal leadership. Meet and network with Boston's City Council to identify synergies and opportunities between local government and your startup! This gathering is part of a larger initiative called #BOSTechWeek, which features events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem.

Discussion comparing cloud-based versus on-device AI models, covering engineering tradeoffs including speed, control, and reliability. References MacPaw's AI assistant Eney and Vellum platform examples. Includes panel discussion (5:00-6:15 PM) and mixer with refreshments (6:15-8:30 PM). Part of Boston Tech Week.

The event focuses on physics simulation and AI breakthroughs. "Behind every breakthrough in engineering is a physics simulation. Flexcompute is the company powering it, through GPU-native solvers." The agenda includes networking (5:30-6:00pm), technical panel discussion (6:10-6:50pm), Q&A (6:50-7:10pm), and happy hour (7:10-8:00pm). Target audience includes students and early-career engineers interested in physics AI.

An evening connecting "founders, investors, scientists, and operators building the next generation of companies in AI for science and drug discovery." The program includes startup presentations, a fireside chat covering drug discovery AI, biological computing infrastructure, and IP governance, concluding with a 30-minute mixer. Part of Boston Tech Week's broader ecosystem initiative.

The gathering focuses on Series A+ founders networking at a wellness venue. Activities include rotating through multiple rounds of contrast therapy, including cold plunges, ice baths, sauna, and steam room. The event aims at connection, idea-sharing, and collaboration opportunities. Part of #BOSTechWeek programming.

Networking mixer bringing together founders, investors, and friends in the Boston ecosystem for a night featuring drinks and light bites. Part of #BOSTechWeek. Host details: J2 Ventures (early-stage VC focused on dual-use technology and national security), Link Ventures (Cambridge-based firm managing over $1 billion, backed by MIT ecosystem ties), Fenwick (law firm serving tech and life sciences), Rho (fintech banking platform for startups).

Academic panel discussion featuring Boston University faculty discussing AI and data science at the intersection of emerging technology and societal challenges. The program includes happy hour and appetizers, concluding with a networking reception overlooking Boston and Cambridge. Part of #BOSTechWeek initiative.

This Boston Tech Week event challenges attendees to test Dispatchino's AI freight dispatcher through live negotiation calls. Participants attempt to expose system failures or negotiate unfavorable deals; successful competitors earn leaderboard placement, with the top performer winning a 2026 World Cup ticket. The event features founder insights on production-grade voice AI development, live demonstrations, and includes founders, investors, operators, and industry professionals. Event includes "founder war stories, live calls, music, light bites, a leaderboard" and is part of the broader #BOSTechWeek initiative (www.tech-week.com).

A networking-focused gathering blending tech culture with entertainment. The event features "Live DJs & performances," games, art installations, and "intentional networking that turns conversations into collaborations." Organizers position it as an alternative to traditional tech panels, emphasizing authentic connection and high-energy experiences.

An evening gathering bringing together "students, engineers of all trades, Tau Bates, Tartans, and anyone enthusiastic about tech in Boston." The organizers emphasize inclusive participation: "Not an engineer? Have no fear, all are welcome!" The event features networking opportunities and is part of #BOSTechWeek, an initiative coordinated through www.tech-week.com. Additional details available via host social media: Tau Beta Pi Boston (Instagram) and CMU Tech & Entrepreneurship (cmute.io).

A private, invite-only networking event bringing together "top founders and investors" with complimentary beverages and appetizers. Sponsored by Fidelity Private Shares, Zendesk, and Entre. The event emphasizes startup funding preparation, cap table management, and customer experience solutions. Part of #BOSTechWeek, a broader tech ecosystem gathering.

Described as a curated, invite-only golf club for Boston's top founders. Organizers emphasize No decks, no pitches, just vibes. Attendees sometimes enjoy golf.

The hosts invite startup founders to a casual gaming event featuring "food, drink, and arcade games." The invitation notes, "Maybe your direct competitors will be there and you'll (respectfully) kick their ass." The event is part of #BOSTechWeek, a larger initiative connecting Boston's tech ecosystem. Interested attendees must sign in or get on the guest list to access further details.

This hands-on hackathon focuses on creating AI agents suitable for production environments. The organizers promise participants will develop "a working agent you built yourself, wired up with tracing and evals" and gain understanding of production-level agent design. The event targets experienced programmers wanting to move beyond prototype demonstrations. It's part of a larger #BOSTechWeek initiative connecting the local tech community.

Networking event featuring founders, innovators, and industry leaders from local and global ecosystems with refreshments and conversations focused on hardware startups during Boston Tech Week. Only RSVP'd guests can view event activity and see who's going.

Networking event bringing together Boston tech professionals. The organizers invite attendees to connect with venture capital leaders and experienced industry operators. Vencapital, the host organization, supports aspiring minority and female investors with over 220+ VC alums and 500+ active network members. The event is part of a broader Boston Tech Week initiative showcasing the regional startup ecosystem.

The gathering serves as an invitation-only dinner bringing together founders, operators, investors, academics, and cultural leaders shaping what's next for Boston. Set during Boston Tech Week, it facilitates dialogue across science, technology, business and culture. RSVPs are turned off - closed to new registrations. Deadline for RSVP was May 26. Invitations are non-transferable.

This is an interactive hiring experiment where startup founders bring open roles to evaluate candidates using two methods: traditional resume screening and AI-driven adaptive interviews. Attendees will compare outcomes in real-time and discuss talent evaluation signals. The event targets both hiring founders and job seekers exploring alternatives to resume-based hiring as part of Boston Tech Week programming.

Gathering bringing together seed and pre-seed startup founders with venture capitalists actively investing. Features 1-1 matched meetings with promise that participants can "Leave the event with commitments." Part of #BOSTechWeek. Additional information at www.tech-week.com.

PE firms are sitting on dozens of companies that need to figure out AI adoption. How do you operationalize it across a portfolio of 20+ companies without lighting money on fire?" Part of #BOSTechWeek, a VC and startup-hosted event series connecting the Boston tech ecosystem (www.tech-week.com).

An interactive dinner discussion examining whether AI development is advancing too rapidly. Participants engage in Story → Debate → Participation → Reflection format with curated multi-course meal and wine service designed to facilitate thoughtful conversation.

The gathering aims to unite professionals in the nuclear sector, including engineers, policy specialists, and contractors. The organizers state the event will feature "fun conversation and drinks" among industry participants. This event is part of Boston Tech Week, a broader initiative featuring venture capital and startup-hosted gatherings designed to strengthen regional tech connections.

The session covers launching a weekly tech community event, drawing from Tech Wednesdays' 157-week track record in Edmonton. Speakers discuss strategies for filling venues, sustaining momentum beyond initial phases, and building civic infrastructure around recurring gatherings. Attendees receive "a one-page checklist, a date on the calendar, and no excuses." The event is part of #BosTechWeek, described as "a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem.

The gathering brings together solo founders and indie hackers to discuss AI's impact on building. "AI is changing what one person can build," with participants randomly matched into small breakout groups to share projects, network, and explore AI workflows. The event emphasizes practical discussion over formal presentations, part of the broader BosTechWeek initiative connecting the tech ecosystem.

The organizers are crafting a night exclusively for Latino professionals, innovators, founders, students, and leaders in technology. The event aims to facilitate networking and career development within the Latino tech community, with emphasis on meaningful connections and the kind of atmosphere where opportunities happen.

The gathering brings together stakeholders in prediction markets including founders, developers building on Polymarket and Kalshi, traders, and investors. The event features "a low-key evening of conversation" with complimentary drinks. It's part of #BOSTechWeek, a larger initiative connecting the tech ecosystem.

A one-day hackathon bringing together "AI engineers, computational biologists, researchers, clinicians, and students to build cutting-edge tools and models at the frontier of life sciences." The event features speakers, team-building, hacking sessions, and judging. It's part of #BOSTechWeek, a broader initiative by VCs and startups to unite the tech community.

A doubles tennis rotation event featuring fast-paced gameplay across multiple courts. The organizers note it offers "active, social" participation with competitive elements. Food and beverages provided by Funnel.io team. Post-play social time included. The event was originally scheduled as part of #BOSTechWeek but was postponed due to weather. Event emphasizes informal structure with "No brackets. No pressure. No forced networking.

A curated session examining opportunities in AI-driven education, focusing on evidence-based learning systems, adaptive curricula, and pathways to measurable outcomes. Features discussion on training AI agents for educators and practical deployment strategies. Part of #BOSTechWeek programming.

The gathering showcases WealthTrek, described as "the first-of-its-kind financial experience that allows you to play to learn." Programming includes a speaker panel discussion (9:00-9:45am) covering innovation, financial wellness, and digital banking trends, followed by interactive questing sessions where attendees experience the platform in small groups. "Coffee and light breakfast will be on us.

A one-day hackathon focused on reimagining air traffic control systems. Participants receive AI tokens to build and compete. The event concludes with demos and cash prizes for the most creative builds. This is part of #BosTechWeek. The event emphasizes competition among engineers and positions itself as a showcase for AI-empowered development alongside Fenway Park's iconic venue.

The hackathon brings together physicians, healthcare experts, scientists, engineers, and builders to develop AI-powered healthcare solutions. Participants can "collaborate, experiment, and create, building upon OpenClaw and NemoClaw." The event welcomes both clinical and technical professionals seeking to build, learn, or find collaborators. Prize sponsors include NVIDIA, Nebius, and MESH Incubator. This event is part of #BOSTechWeek.

Full-day hackathon-style build event during Boston Tech Week. Participants arrive with ideas and aim to leave with deployed products. Teams of 2-4 select problems in the morning and build using tools like Vercel V0 and Cursor. Each participant gets $100 coding credits and access to dedicated mentors. At 4pm, teams pitch to a panel of VCs and investors. Top three teams win gift cards, platform credits and sponsor swag. Event includes breakfast, lunch, and an evening investor panel with open Q&A. Schedule: Check-in (9:30am), Build (10:00am), Lunch (12:30pm), Pitches (4:00pm), Investor panel (5:30pm), Awards (6:00pm).

A morning gathering for women in tech, business, startups, leadership, and creative fields. The event features "a guided prayer walk" followed by coffee and conversation. Organizers emphasize "come as you are" and note attendees should bring "comfortable walking shoes" and "an open heart and mind." The gathering is part of Boston Tech Week and aims to help participants start their day "grounded, intentional, and connected." Business cards are optional. After the walk, informal networking continues with "Coffee & Conversations for Women Building in Boston.

The hackathon focuses on building wellness and biofeedback technology. Participants will work with voice biomarkers that indicate brain state and mental readiness and the MANTRA 0.8 foundational model. The event welcomes biohackers, wellness enthusiasts, and non-coders. Organizers emphasize that you don't need to be a programmer and maintain roughly equal ratios of coders to non-coders. The event includes light breakfast and pizza. It's part of Boston Tech Week, connecting the regional tech ecosystem.

We are bringing together students, builders, and healthcare innovators to create agent powered solutions for challenges in care, operations, research, and patient experience. Event is part of #BOSTechWeek, described as a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem (www.tech-week.com).

This interactive workshop addresses non-technical challenges in tech leadership. The facilitator explores how to "diagnose the hidden challenges behind rapid growth and scaling" and "navigate the tension between AI adoption and human judgment." The session targets leaders facing organizational scaling issues, AI integration challenges, and team misalignment—focusing on adaptive leadership rather than technological solutions. The event is part of #BOSTechWeek, a series of tech ecosystem gatherings hosted by venture capitalists and startups.

This is a hands-on builder session for OpenClaw users. Participants bring their own machines, API keys, and subscriptions to work in personal environments. The event features open hacking time, peer troubleshooting, and end-of-session demos with no formal judging or presentations. Notable Requirements: Charged laptop and power adapter required, Pre-installation of OpenClaw recommended, Verified API keys and subscriptions needed, Use non-production credentials only. Part of #BOSTechWeek, a broader tech ecosystem gathering.

A social and technical gathering exploring "space, time, and reality through conversation, agentic coding, and playful experimentation." The agenda includes a StarTalk-style discussion with speakers at 10:30am, creative exploration at 12:00pm, and project showcases at 2:00pm. Topics include physics variations on planets, artificial intelligence concepts, rocket technology, quantum mechanics, space missions, and speculative content like black holes and alien life. Refreshments provided. Event part of #BOSTechWeek initiative. "Interested parties can continue socializing at an affiliated event via Basement Project afterward." Restricted—attendees must be on the guest list to view activity details.

Panel discussion exploring personal AI agents as digital twins for Massachusetts citizens. Topics include identity infrastructure, agent communication protocols, execution layers for payments/services, and governance frameworks. Part of #BOSTechWeek.

This Boston Tech Week event examines why "capturing impact data is no longer optional for nonprofits." The session features a live demo of MetriProof Impact Tracker, showcasing how organizations can demonstrate program results to grants, donors, and stakeholders. The event is part of a broader tech ecosystem initiative; additional details available at www.tech-week.com.

A two-day hackathon challenging participants to develop persistent AI agents with voice and/or text capabilities. The focus involves agents that handle real workflows, retain memory across long sessions, and integrate into a team's daily operations. Participants form teams to build continuously-running digital coworkers in two categories: voice-based colleagues for support calls and meetings, or text-based operators for research and back-office automation. Competition categories: Most Resilient Long-Term Agent, Best Voice Coworker, Most Creative Enterprise Use Case. All skill levels welcome.

A 4-hour hackathon focused on building AI products with real revenue potential rather than prototypes. Participants form teams to develop working solutions, pitch ideas, and demonstrate business viability. The event includes team formation support, rapid demos, and evening networking with founders and operators. Target participants: builders, engineers, founders, designers, operators. Recommended team size: 2–4 people. Schedule includes check-in (11 AM), build sprint (12 PM–4 PM), pitch prep, and live pitches (6 PM). Sponsored by Lovable and powered by AI platform tools. Part of #BOSTechWeek initiative.

An intimate workshop featuring live AI tool demonstrations and hands-on building guidance. The event emphasizes founder stories and community networking, welcoming both people with ideas and those curious about agentic AI technology. Offerings included: Live demos and building sessions, Lunch, Merchandise, Prize opportunities, Networking. Part of BosTechWeek; learn more at www.tech-week.com

This mixer celebrates AAPI Month and Boston Tech Week by bringing together Asian American and Pacific Islander founders interested in bootstrapped business models. The organizers specifically target "builders who are curious about the bootstrapped path" and those rejecting traditional VC funding narratives. The event features structured networking followed by informal conversation, emphasizing "profitable niche businesses" and intentional growth with complete ownership. Participants should "come with ideas" and expect "meaningful connections." The gathering is part of the broader #BOSTechWeek initiative (tech-week.com).

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The event features a signed book launch for "Ethical Ed Tech (Wiley 2026)" where attendees can meet educators, students, and entrepreneurs at the intersection of technology, education, and humanities. "Mini desserts will be served!" The gathering is part of #BosTechWeek, an initiative connecting the tech ecosystem through various hosted events.

The event addresses geopolitical factors affecting startup building and investment in 2026, including tariffs, capital fragmentation, and talent mobility. Participants include founders, operators, investors, and builders exploring cross-border markets. Discussion topics encompass capital flows, talent movement, compliance risks, and building resilient companies amid fragmentation. The session features a fireside chat followed by networking. Taihill Venture is a deep tech firm backing 140+ startups in AI, robotics, biotech, and infrastructure. LightHouse is a Boston-based community connecting founders to capital and resources.

A curated founder-investor roundtable focused on early-stage building realities. The event includes "a focused roundtable conversation on what's actually happening in the first 24 months" plus lightning pitches, feedback, and networking. Targets early-stage founders, investors, operators, and builders seeking connections and guidance.

A casual founder meetup encouraging attendees to "Bring a blanket, relax, and enjoy conversations with other founders and people in tech." Part of the Reverse Networking initiative and #BOSTechWeek. The event emphasizes building authentic connections across Boston's tech ecosystem in an informal park setting rather than traditional one-on-one meetings.

This exclusive session explores Asia's technology sector with emphasis on AI's impact across robotics, semiconductors, and electric vehicles. The program features "Expert Analysis: Strategic trends and market leader deep-dives" along with investment opportunities in China's AI applications. The event targets research leads, institutional investors, and portfolio managers, incorporating perspectives from institutions like Harvard Business School and MIT. It's part of the broader #BosTechWeek initiative connecting venture capitalists and startups.

Part of "#BosTechWeek—a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem" (www.tech-week.com). Full event description requires phone verification and sign-in to view details and activity.

Startup founders pitch their ventures, followed by breakout sessions where attendees network with founders. The event includes a voting component for a winner eligible for year-end championship competition. It's part of #BOSTechWeek, described as "a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem.

The event brings together "founders, builders, investors, and operators for an evening on the water" featuring "conversations, drinks, music, and skyline views." It's part of #BOSTechWeek. Event rescheduled from original date due to weather forecasting. Attendees asked to withdraw if unable to make the new date. Emphasis on "sharp crowd, strong vibes, and a memorable night.

This gathering brings together professionals in the CAD sector including 3D modeling, computer vision, and digital fabrication. The event focuses on applying artificial intelligence to manufacturing and design fields across engineering, architecture, and construction. It's part of the international CAD + AI meetup network and Boston Tech Week, a broader ecosystem event series. "Attendance is subject to approval" and requires professional credentials in relevant fields.

Evening gathering for researchers, clinicians, and healthcare professionals to discuss precision medicine for cancer and biomedical AI. Features two panel discussions: one on current precision medicine approaches and another on implementing AI in clinical settings. Includes networking sessions and is part of #BOSTechWeek initiative.

The event positions itself as a collaborative building experience rather than traditional hackathon. Organizers emphasize modern tools and workflows turn ideas into real, testable products with live demonstration and participant building. The gathering targets people already in motion seeking skill development in a supportive atmosphere without gatekeeping. Key activities: AI tool speedruns, real-time project building, idea exchange, and rapid shipping of deliverables (landing pages, MVPs, automations, data visualizations).

Sailhouse gathering focused on DSPy and evaluation tools. Organizers describe their work: "combining the best of DSPy and mechanistic interpretability to simulate human judgement at scale." They specialize in "align[ing] LLMs to human decision preferences for semantic transformation tasks like classification, routing, extraction, and evals." Includes bar service and hors d'oeuvres. Part of #BOSTechWeek programming.

An evening gathering for South Asian founders, technologists, investors, and leaders in Boston. The event features live demonstrations and presentations from teams participating in the ASAN AI Hackathon earlier that day. Described as "a relaxed but intentional space," the gathering emphasizes networking and meaningful conversations across the South Asian tech ecosystem without a formal agenda.

The event welcomes entrepreneurs, healthcare professionals, investors, students, and academics interested in mental health technology. The schedule includes check-in (7:00-7:30 PM), remarks from Abby Tse of Columbia Business School (7:30-7:35 PM), and a presentation by Emily Weinberg, CEO of Skipit (7:35-7:45 PM), followed by networking and collaboration time. The event emphasizes "the intersection of AI, technology, and mental healthcare" and is sponsored by Hult Business School. Attendees can only view event activity and guest lists after RSVP confirmation.

A leadership summit for Vietnamese professionals and students, featuring four panels addressing different career stages: breaking into U.S. leadership, reconsidering PhD paths, AI's impact on expertise, and navigating AI-driven careers. The event is "designed as a living career map" with keynote speakers and aims to build "a global Vietnamese intellectual community." Part of Boston Tech Week programming.

The gathering invites attendees to "Spend the day with industry and thought leaders putting theory into action as we connect futuristic vision with present day opportunities." It's part of #BosTechWeek, described as "a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem" with additional information available at www.tech-week.com

Main objective: "Build an agent, win a robot dog." Focus on multi-agent orchestration techniques. Includes keynote, panel discussions, team formation, building period, lunch, demos, dinner, and finalist presentations. "We bring: Good food, expert judges, a robot dog that yells at you." Attendees should bring ideas and readiness to code. Part of #BosTechWeek; co-hosted by frontier AI community organizations based in California and MIT/Harvard.

A curated waterfront walk bringing together South Asian entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals attending Boston Tech Week. The event emphasizes informal networking along scenic harborfront paths with "no panels, no formal agenda, just a relaxed setting" for conversations. Hosted by ASAN, described as "the leading platform powering South Asian progress across the United States.

Participants compete to build AI agents with prizes including a robot dog. The event emphasizes multi-agent orchestration techniques and includes keynotes, panel discussions, idea pitching, team formation, lunch, startup demos, and finalist presentations. Organizers provide food, expert judges, and mentorship while attendees contribute ideas and coding effort.

The hackathon brings together "students, builders, and healthcare innovators to create agent powered tools for care operations, research, and patient workflows using OpenClaw's open source assistant framework." It's part of #BOSTechWeek, a broader tech ecosystem event series.

A daylong STEM event exploring Japan's innovations across five areas: "Space exploration and aerospace engineering," robotics/AI, advanced materials, sustainable energy, and emerging technologies. Features "interactive exhibitors, expert-led talks, and hands-on experiences" designed to showcase career pathways in science and technology. Part of #BOSTechWeek. Registration occurs through Museum of Science's ticketing platform.

This all-day LEGO building event encourages creative construction outside formal instructions. Participants may "build the set, mix pieces, trade with people, and make something completely original." A workshop at 12:30pm led by Professor Jonah Brucker Cohen explores converting LEGO creations into playable game controllers. Evening activities include movie screening and pizza. The organizers note that attendees "can take your legos home." Event is part of #BOSTechWeek and open to students from MIT and nearby universities.

The session offers "a hands-on exploration of how AI-powered tools are transforming investment research" with a live product demo, investor panel, and networking. It targets "Research Leads, Portfolio Managers, and Institutional Investors" interested in connecting advanced data infrastructure with real investment workflows.

A networking event targeting entrepreneurs and AI builders featuring local music professionals. The event combines "entrepreneurship and creative community in Boston" with electronic music performances. DJ sets span the full event duration with different artists during each time block.

A discussion exploring how Boston's sports franchises leverage AI and data platforms for "performance, deepen fan engagement, and unlock new business value." Positioned as part of #BOSTechWeek programming examining sports-innovation industry transformation. Speakers: Josh Carley (VP of Technology, Boston Bruins), Randy George (SVP of Technology, Boston Red Sox), Randall Williams (Sports Business Reporter, Bloomberg), Sarah Francomano (broadcast journalist, moderator).

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An intimate fireside discussion examining gaps in current music AI—particularly failures with non-Western musical traditions, listener perception challenges distinguishing AI from human-made music, and commercial opportunities in deeper innovation. The ~90-minute event includes networking and Q&A focused on cultural biases in AI evaluation, technical limitations in maqam and raga systems, and tools needed for inclusive music technology development.

This practical business-focused event explores real-world AI agent applications. The program features speakers including Jordan Hayashi (Bizzen founder, formerly with Kensho) and Wan Li Zhu (Suffolk Technologies), discussing implementation in construction and home services sectors. Key topics include "reliability, security, cost, control" and evaluating product viability. The event culminates in a hands-on mini-hackathon where attendees build AI agents for their workflows with engineer support; no coding experience required.