“Rather than feeling zapped of energy, I seem to become more energized with each braindate.” Journalist Jessica Mudditt writes about how Braindate brings communities closer in Marie Claire Australia.
Braindate 
We created Braindate to help people meet & learn from each other through meaningful conversations.
What we're up to
Our CEO Christine Renaud was interviewed by Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions on the subject of women in tech and diversity in the workplace. Watch the interview here.
In this article for The Learnplace four event professionals share with us how they’re approaching planning hybrid events in 2020.
“Cool apps like Braindate are changing the game for online gatherings and meet-ups in virtual environments.” Enterprise Events Group writes about Braindate in their white paper on virtual events.
In this interview with our CEO Christine Renaud, Isarta writes about how e180 is reinventing event networking in the face of the current crisis!
Event Marketer reccommends Braindate as a “virtual collaboration platform to use in the era of social distancing.”
Who's talking about us
This goes beyond traditional networking: this challenges participants to engage on a deeper level. Our guests have told us they came away from their braindates feeling inspired, filled with fresh ideas and perspectives, and with new opportunities for collaboration with people with diverse profiles.
Generally, networking at conferences is luck or serendipity. With Braindate, the serendipity is gone. You can say what you want in a few words and you get to meet the people who are interested in what you are saying and so there is no wasting time. It’s really targeted, and that’s what makes your entry fee better value.
Braindating is changing how we can learn at events. It’s a paradigm shift from a passive event audience to an empowered learning community eager for more meaningful connections.
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