​Some career lessons never make it to LinkedIn. This Halloween, we are bringing the scariest ones out. 👻

​Join us for a spooky edition of our popular open mic night, where women in tech and beyond reveal their job-search nightmares, business mistakes, interview disasters, career plot twists, and hard-earned lessons they lived to tell.

​And because every good horror house has an exit, we are inviting a few Thread members who found their way out of the maze to share how they cracked the Vancouver tech market.

​Come with a confession of your own or simply listen.

​Expect candid stories, plenty of laughs, and a few career skeletons finally getting the mic.

​⚠️ This event is open to women+ in tech and allies. Limited to 18 participants. RSVP to save your seat! No ghosting!

​About the Facilitator: Asmâa Methqal

​Asmâa is a 3x founder, global executive leadership advisor and business strategist with 25+ years of experience across four continents. Beyond leading The Thread, she is sought out by founders, executives and organizations to strengthen their businesses, sharpen their strategy and expand their reach and influence. Her work has advanced economic empowerment from intimate circles to the United Nations and elevated thousands of women into masterful leaders.

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​Photos and videos may be taken during Thread events. By attending, you consent to their use across The Thread’s social media, website, and channels. If you prefer not to appear in event photos or videos, please let the host, photographer, or volunteers know and avoid joining group photos.

​Our Venue Host: Cornerstone College

​Founded in 1980, Cornerstone Community College is a student-centered institution delivering high-quality education in Vancouver and Calgary. Serving students from around the world, Cornerstone offers diverse programs that support academic goals and career advancement across business, technology, and related fields.

​About The Thread Vancouver

​The Thread is a grassroots, volunteer-led initiative connecting international women+ across Greater Vancouver’s tech and startup scene through in-person gatherings, practical upskilling, shared opportunities, and leadership pathways. We value real-life connection, generosity, and honoring our word.

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