Spring is just around the corner, but the dreary winter weather hasn't quite left us yet. BostInno has you covered with a list of networking and business events that will make this month fly by. Get ready for a successful spring ahead.
Here are Boston's top tech and innovation events in March.
Events that have been postponed or canceled due to concerns surrounding COVID-19 were removed from this article.
Monday, Mar. 2
Boston Accelerators: Navigating Your Options: This event will feature a panel of leaders representing different local startup accelerators. Speakers from MassChallenge, EforAll, Techstars and more will each discuss their accelerator's selection process and programming so entrepreneurs can learn specifics about local accelerators and find the best fit for their startups. After the panel, there will be an opportunity for networking, and food and drinks will be available. Register here. 6 p.m., 1 Federal St., Boston, $20 for non-member entrepreneurs
Tuesday, Mar. 3
Design Your Ideal Life: How to Achieve Real Success: Dillan DiGiovanni, an integrative identity coach, will lead a discussion about finding fulfillment and designing your ideal life. Attendees will learn how to stay consistent and balanced in order to improve happiness and success while advancing their careers. All you need to bring is an open mind. Sign up here. 2:30 p.m., 125 Summer St., Boston, $50
Wednesday, Mar. 4
Ladies Lounge: Women Conquering the World of Tech: Hosted by General Assembly, this event aims to help women navigate and succeed in the world of tech. Panelists will discuss how to tackle stereotypes and fight inequality in the workplace. Sign up here. 6:30 p.m., 125 Summer St., Boston, free
Evening Mixer and Entrepreneur Spotlight on Mental Health and Wellness: This month's District Hall mixer will feature a discussion led by Michelle Wax, local entrepreneur and founder of American Happiness. Wax will also show the premier trailer of her new documentary. Light refreshments will be available. Register here. 5 p.m., 75 Northern Ave., Boston, free
Thursday, Mar. 5
TUGG's 2020 Wine & Tequila Party: Technology Underwriting Greater Good (TUGG) will host its 13th annual Wine & Tequila Party featuring Boston's top tech companies, venture capitalists and entrepreneurs. Join in for a celebration of some of Boston's most promising early-stage nonprofits and cast a vote for your favorite one. Of course, wine and tequila will be flowing. Buy your tickets here—use the code "bostinno" for 20 percent off. 6 p.m., 539 Tremont St., Boston, $200
Friday, Mar. 6
Little Lounge Concert: Hosted by Venture Café, this event will feature live music at District Hall in the Seaport with the goal of supporting small businesses and local artists. Enjoy performances by local musicians, shop with local brands and network with other creative professionals. RSVP here. 6 p.m., 75 Northern Ave., Boston, free
Monday, Mar. 9
Employee Compensation & Equity: Preparing For Growth: This workshop will answer questions about equity compensation practices for early-stage startups. Attendees will learn how to create an equity plan suited for their business. Lunch will be provided as well. Sign up here. 11:45 a.m., 155 Seaport Blvd., Boston, $35
Boston New Technology AI & Data Startup Showcase: Join Boston New Technology to learn about six innovative products in the artificial intelligence and data space. Network with the Boston-area startup community while you're at it. Founders can sign up for free to present a tech product. Register here. 6 p.m. 155 Seaport Blvd., Boston, $15+
Tuesday, Mar. 10
She+ Geeks Out March Happy Hour: Join She+ Geeks Out and MineralTree at Democracy Brewing for a happy hour and networking event. Food and beverages will be available, as well as the company of inspiring women. Register here. 6 p.m., 35 Temple Pl., Boston, $10
Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality Expo: Join Boston New Technology and General Assembly to see local augmented and virtual reality demos presented by local startup founders and industry experts. Network with 100+ attendees from the Boston-area startup community, too. Register here. 6:30 p.m., 125 Summer St., Boston, free
Thursday, Mar. 12
Future of Food: Join General Assembly for a series of lightning talks with food entrepreneurs and innovators to discuss the future of the food industry and its intersection with technology. Discussions topics will range from food waste management to culinary media and more. Get your ticket here. 6:30 p.m., 125 Summer St., Boston, free
Friday, Mar. 13
Roxbury Workshop Series: Pivot to Profitability: How to Refocus Your Startup and Reduce Your Cash Burn: In this evening session of the Roxbury Workshop Series, attendees will get a crash course in turning a profit for their company. Whether you are just starting out or stuck between fundraising rounds, this workshop will give you the tools necessary to grow your business. Sign up here. 6 p.m., 18 Northern Ave., Boston, free
Monday, Mar. 16
Emerging Professionals of Massachusetts Meeting: The Emerging Professionals of Massachusetts Committee (EPMA) is a community of professionals focused on green and sustainable building and development. Anyone looking to get involved can attend this meeting, where guests will have the opportunity to network and learn more about the organization. Sign up here. 6 p.m., 50 Milk St., Boston, free
Tuesday, Mar. 17
Data Visualization and Intro to Tableau: This class will help you add value to your business with the use of data visualization. Learn how to use Tableau to create effective interactive visualizations that will assist you in relaying data in a new and exciting way. This event will now be held online due to coronavirus concerns. Buy your ticket here. 6:30 p.m., 125 Summer St., Boston, $75
Wednesday, Mar. 18
Pitch Deck Workshop: Build a 12-Slide Pitch Deck for Investors: At Boston University's BUild Lab, you will learn how to create or improve your pitch deck to provide interested investors with necessary information. You'll leave the workshop with a 10- to 12-page deck that's sure to impress investors. This event will be held online via Zoom due to coronavirus concerns. Buy your ticket here. 9:30 a.m., 730 Commonwealth Ave., Brookline, $50
Thursday, Mar. 19
Unlocking Your Intellectual Property Toolbox: How You Can Protect Your Innovation: James Coe, counsel at Hamilton, Brook, Smith & Reynolds, will lead this presentation at Venture Café in Cambridge. This session will teach attendees how to identify and protect their intellectual property and will give attendees an understanding of patents, copyrights and trademarks. Sign up here. 6:45 p.m., 1 Broadway, Cambridge, free
Tuesday, Mar. 24
How to Be a Productivity Ninja: We live in a world full of distractions. Time management and balance are crucial for a successful career, and this General Assembly event will teach attendees how to juggle a hectic workload without getting overwhelmed. This event will now be held online due to coronavirus concerns. Sign up here. 6:30 p.m., 125 Summer St., Boston, free
Wednesday, Mar. 25
How to Land a Job in a Startup: Are you trying to break into the tech industry? This panel will teach you how to advance your career in the world of tech startups and get the job you want. Attendees will learn what startups look for in a potential employee and how to stand out among applicants. This event will now be held online due to coronavirus concerns. Sign up here. 6:30 p.m., 125 Summer St., Boston, free
Friday, Mar. 27
Entrepreneur's Book Club: Include Innovation's book club will be reading Bill Aulet's "Disciplined Entrepreneurship Workbook" this month. Attend on Friday afternoons to discuss the book with local entrepreneurs and do some networking. RSVP here. 1 p.m., 122 Dewitt Drive, Boston, free
Monday, Mar. 30
Digital Storytelling for Nonprofits: DIY Filming and Editing: Hosted by Cambridge Community Television, this workshop will offer lessons in creating eye-catching marketing videos for nonprofits. The event will teach nonprofits how to reach customers and donors on a limited budget, using cell phones, point-and-shoot cameras and free editing software. Sign up here. 10 a.m., 438 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, $35
