This summer, we’re bringing the London Tech Leaders Meetup series outside.
Over the next few months, we’ll be hosting a series of outdoor summer gatherings across London for founders, CTOs, engineering managers, product leaders, designers, and builders who enjoy having thoughtful conversations with good people, without the pressure of a formal networking event.
We started these meetups because we wanted to create the kind of events we’d actually want to attend ourselves.
No sales pitches. No presentations. Just people in tech meeting other people in tech.
Smaller groups, interesting people, and space for genuine conversations about building products, scaling teams, AI, startups, leadership, engineering culture, and everything in between.
First stop: People’s Park Tavern
Our first summer meetup will take place on June 23rd at People’s Park Tavern in London.
Located right on the edge of Victoria Park, it’s one of our favourite summer spots in the city and the perfect setting for an outdoor tech gathering.
Whether you’re scaling a startup, leading engineering teams, building products, or simply looking to meet friendly people in tech, we’d love to have you join us.
Expect relaxed conversations, drinks, summer weather (hopefully), and the kind of networking that doesn’t actually feel like networking.
Why we’re doing this
A lot of people in tech work remotely now. And while online communities are useful, there’s still something hard to replace about meeting thoughtful people in person.
Some of the most valuable connections come from sitting outside with a drink after work and talking honestly about the challenges of building products, hiring teams, navigating growth, or figuring out what’s next in tech.
That’s the energy behind these meetups.
Intentional, welcoming, and community-driven.
Join us
If this sounds like your kind of evening, we’d love to have you join us.
You can sign up here: People’s Park Tavern Meetup RSVP.
We’ll also be announcing more summer meetups soon.
Looking forward to seeing familiar faces and meeting new ones along the way.