​Metamindz VIP dinners - a set of curated dinner experiences in London

​[PLEASE NOTE - the £50 payment is a deposit for attendence, and will be refunded to you if you attend as planned!]

​We've all had enough of mass networking events, where everybody's trying to sell you something, and you end up going home exhausted, thinking "what did I just waste my evening on?.."

​Not here.

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​We're founders - and we created a series of dinner experiences where we invite interesting people for a posh dinner, in a beautiful venue, and with an interesting flash-talk/discussion about something UNUSUAL.

​Basically, the night typically looks like this:

• ​Drinks reception and chill intros [on us]

• ​Dinner - really good food - starters, mains, deserts [on us]

• ​Light discussion about something interesting, with some concrete ideas/suggestions/tips [on us]

  • ​E.g. - previously - we had a talk about how startups and SMEs can/should lobby governments.

• ​Afters - cocktails in the garden (if the weather allows) or inside the club (if it doesn't)

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​Who is it for?

• ​Leaders in tech

• ​People that work in corporates and are considering starting/joining a startup

• ​People interested in becoming a VC / Angel investors

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​Why are we doing this?

• ​To facilitate good introductions and conversations between the people we curate

• ​To make friends in London

• ​To have a place where people can be genuine and honest

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​RULES

• ​All registrations are subject to approval. If we haven't spoken before - we'll need to have a quick video call to get to know each other and ensure it's a good match.

• ​This is not a sales night. You are not coming in to pitch your services/product/etc. You're coming to have a great dinner and a nice discussion. (if sales happen afterwards, at somebody else's initiative - great, but no hard selling on the night!)

• ​Be honest. The whole point is to have "real talk", rather than to put on a mask, as it happens in most events in town.

• ​Be respectful. Other people have other opinions. It's great, respect that, and have a nice conversation.

• ​Chatham House rules apply.

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