Stories
What happens when the table is small.
University alumni teams, national member networks, and professional organizations in their own words and numbers.
One night in New York: 42 young alumni, six tables, five restaurants.42 alumniyoung alumni across New York, each seated at one of 6 tables near where they are
The largest EO chapter in the US wanted to feel small. Two pilots later, it runs community dinners by neighborhood.4 eventswith Outpost so far, from two pilots to a standing community-dinner series
In one night across three cities. Members knew their vault but wanted to connect with other high-impact women.100% (24 of 24)of entrepreneurs called it a good use of their time
Two West Coast cities, two nights. Half the Bay Area table hadn’t been to a W&M event before.50% (2 of 4)of the Bay Area table had never been to a W&M event
A Bastille Day dinner put AUP in front of 16 alumni in Denver and Miami, two cities it had never hosted.2 new citiesAUP had never hosted alumni in, and 16 alumni came
Mentorship without a complex program. The second dinner nearly doubled, and every guest wants another.+78%guests at the second dinner (9 to 16)
New corps members and local alumni two days into summer training to build key connections and relationships.100% (8 of 8)of respondents felt closer to TFA as they began their two-year commitment.Your organization
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