Homegrown Happy Hour @ ClimateHaven
Share what you’re building. Find who can help.
Hosted by ClimateHaven and Homegrown Tech.
Building something? Good. So are we.
Whether you’re writing your first lines of code, prototyping hardware in a garage, or just started telling friends “I have an idea,” join the Homegrown Tech meetup and ClimateHaven for a happy hour with people who get it. Grab a drink and some light snacks, meet your fellow builders, and tell us what you’re working on (and what’s standing in your way). Someone in the room might have the answer.
What to expect
4:30: Arrive, grab a drink and a snack, and meet people
5:00: A quick intro to Homegrown Tech and ClimateHaven
5:10: Lightning intros: up to 15 attendees get 2 minutes each to share what they’re building and one thing they could use help with
5:45: Open networking until 6:30
Want the mic? We have a limited number of 2-minute speaking slots. Let us know when you RSVP, and we’ll hold a few open for walk-ups too.
Bring your business card for our card wall, so the right people can find you after the event.
About Homegrown Tech: Homegrown Tech is a New Haven group for people building something with AI tools. You don’t need to be a developer: curiosity and a project count. Members meet in person on Monday mornings to share their news and what they need, whether that’s feedback, a tester, a skill, or an answer, and keep helping each other between meetups. Membership is by application through their website.
About ClimateHaven: ClimateHaven is a community of climate tech entrepreneurs and the passionate people that support them. We launched in 2023 at 770 Chapel Street in New Haven, and we’re committed to helping founders from the earliest stages of their journey, providing a home and a community, and helping them achieve their firsts: first capital, first hires, and first customers. We know we can’t make building a startup easy, but we’re confident the community we’ve built can make it less hard.
Where: ClimateHaven, 770 Chapel St, New Haven, CT 06510
When: Wednesday, November 18, 4:30 to 6:30 PM