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EA DC Professional Networking Event

  • Three Whistles - Eat Drink Work 2719 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, VA, 22201 United States (map)

Join EA DC for a large, general professional networking event. Whether you're considering a career change and exploring new options, looking for ways to connect with people in other fields to collaborate on EA work, or just excited to meet many cool people doing important work, this event is for you!

Location: Three Whistles in Clarendon, 2719 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA 22201

Structure of the event:

The event space will have stations for conversations about the following cause areas:

  • AI

  • Animal Welfare

  • Biosecurity

  • Climate change

  • Democracy preservation

  • Global health and development

Members are encouraged to network with others with similar interests and are free to discuss and meet people outside of these specific cause areas.

Food: Vegan catering from Shouk will be provided!

Dress: If you’re unsure how you’d like to dress for the event, we suggest business casual, but anything you’re comfortable with is fine!

Goals for the event:

We want you to use this event to connect with lots of other EA DC members who can help you:

  • Be more effective in the career you currently have

  • Prioritize what to work on and where to work on it

  • Learn about EA activity in each cause area and professional field

  • Connect professionally and socially to the EA community in DC in general

You should aim to have many conversations with different people and make yourself available to talk to people about what you do and what you’re interested in. Some attendees will have extensive high-level experience in their cause area, while others will be new or still studying for a degree.

You can decide for yourself how you would like to keep in touch with members after the event. We encourage you to connect on LinkedIn and share other contact info with everyone you have a valuable conversation with.

Rules and Expectations:

  • Please keep all conversations professional and on-topic. Be polite and welcoming to everyone.

  • Try to avoid EA buzzwords and extensive technical language unless you know that the other person knows what you’re talking about. Expect to speak with EAs at very different career stages.

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