MeetingWave helps you meet new people and provides control, privacy and flexibility.

You control who you meet and when, and your identity is protected until you're ready to disclose.

CREATE A MEETING!

1. Create an invite for a proposed meeting that describes who you'd like to meet or the purpose of the meeting, whether it's coffee, lunch, drinks, golf or some other meeting activity.


2. You'll be notified by email when someone accepts your invite.


3. You can approve or decline anyone's acceptance for any reason - it's entirely up to you. The other people will be notified of your decision. Approve at least one acceptance, and your meeting is on!

• You do not need to disclose your identity or contact information, but we do recommend creating a Profile with some background information (including verified email domains) to help other members decide whether to meet with you.


• Double-blind messaging is provided to confirm and facilitate meetings without disclosing identities or contact information.


• You can choose to have the meeting location disclosed only to people you approve to attend.

Propose a Meeting to meet new people today.

FIND A MEETING NEAR YOU!

Search for meetings posted by other members based on location or keywords or verified email domains (e.g., @ibm.com or @alumni.mit.edu).

Accept any of interest and MeetingWave will let you know by email whether or not the meeting organizer approved your acceptance. Create a Profile with some background information (including verified emails) BEFORE accepting invites to help the other member decide whether to meet.

If confirmed, go to your meeting and start networking with the people you want to meet.

Find a Meeting today and meet new people.

1. Connect here. Meet in person
   

   • MeetingWave's core mission is to help you meet new clients, customers, business contacts or friends, while providing you with targeting, control, privacy and flexibility.

     
     

     You can propose meetings that are open to anyone -- yet can still maintain control over who can ultimately attend and whether the meeting occurs.

     
     

     It is free to join and post invites for proposed networking meetings. However, if you accept another member's invite and the other member approves your acceptance, you will be charged $0.99. Less than $1 to meet a potential new client, customer or business contact. People you want to meet. So it's nearly free and easy to use.

     
     

     Please note this $1 fee is waived when using MeetingWave's closed versions (e.g., university.meetingwave.com).



2. What's MeetingWave's value to members?
   

   • Think of MeetingWave as creating immediate opportunities for you to be contacted by a potential client or employer to have lunch or coffee-without you ever having to disclose your contact information or identity.

     
     

     Just describe the type of people you'd like to meet in your invites and we'll let you know when someone accepts.You can ignore or decline any acceptance for any reason, without ever revealing who you are.It's that simple and easy.

     
     

     You can create proposed meeting invites and meeting alerts that will be tied to your real-time location using our geolocation feature without ever disclosing your specific location to others.

     
     

     You should verify your work or alumni email addresses and display the verified email domains (e.g., @ibm.com or @mit.edu) on your Profile. This allows you to easily verify your background information to others.

     
     

     MeetingWave is all about bringing immediate opportunities to you to meet new people for business or social purposes,while giving you control,privacy and flexibility in deciding who you ultimately meet.

     
     

     Networking with new people is still the most important thing to do if you are looking for a new opportunity -- whether it's a new job, leads, a business partnership, customers, or clients.MeetingWave helps you target exactly who you want to meet, so you don't waste your time.Try it today!

Disclaimer:

MeetingWave hereby disclaims any sponsorship of or affiliation with or endorsement of this MeetingWave alumni private label by the university or college. The name, logo and insignia of the school are the property of such university or college and are used here solely for descriptive purposes for the benefit of MeetingWave members who are verified alumni of such university or college.