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Spilling the Tea: Building a Consumer Brand

Tue, Sep 8, 5:15 PM

From Founders500

4.8

Date: Tuesday 8th September, 6:15-9 PM UK Time Location: [1 Warwick by Maslow’s](https://share.google/MnxwD6w1PqaJ512K6) [Sign up for this event here! ](https://founders500.com/session/spilling-the-tea-building-a-consumer-brand/)Please note that clicking attend on Meetup will not give you the correct QR code to enter this event. Please sign up for your Universe ticket using the link. ## About the Speaker Yandis Ying is the Founder and CEO of [Dot Dot Tea](https://www.dotdottea.com/), one of the UK’s fastest-growing premium bubble tea brands. Launched in London in 2023 as a small high street café, Dot Dot has quickly grown into a nationally recognised retail brand, creating low-sugar bubble tea made with authentic loose-leaf tea, real fruit and popping boba. Every drink is brewed, bottled and packed at Dot Dot’s own Bubble Tea Brewery in North London, giving the founders control over quality, innovation and production as the business scales. Dot Dot is now stocked by leading retailers and hospitality partners including Harrods, Selfridges, Planet Organic, Ocado, Costco, Virgin Atlantic Upper Class and Nobu Hotel. The brand has received several industry awards, including the UK Soft Drinks Award 2026, Gold at the LUNCH! Innovation Challenge and a Startup of the Year finalist place at The Grocer Gold Awards 2026. Yandis also secured four offers on BBC’s Dragons’ Den. Before founding Dot Dot, Yandis worked in technology at Google and Sapient, specialising in digital strategy and innovation. She is also a mother and passionate about inspiring more women and young founders to pursue ambitious ideas and build brands with confidence. ## Session Overview How do you turn a small neighbourhood café into a nationally stocked consumer brand? In this honest founder conversation, Yandis will share the story behind Dot Dot Tea, from developing its first products and building an in-house brewery to securing major retail partnerships and appearing on Dragons’ Den. The session will explore what it takes to build a product-led business in a competitive market, balance authenticity with commercial growth, scale manufacturing without compromising quality and create a brand that stands out on the shelf. Expect an open discussion about product development, retail growth, investment, resilience and the realities of building a consumer business from the ground up. ## Key Themes * Moving from café to national retail brand * Building a distinctive consumer product * Balancing authenticity with mainstream appeal * Scaling manufacturing while maintaining quality * Securing major retail and hospitality partnerships * Fundraising, investment and Dragons’ Den * Founder resilience and lessons learned * Building a business alongside family life ## Audience Takeaways Attendees will leave with practical insights into: * Turning an idea into a scalable product-led business * Building a memorable consumer brand * Creating products customers genuinely want * Pitching to retailers and investors * Scaling without losing quality or purpose * Navigating the highs, lows and uncertainty of entrepreneurship [Sign up for this event here! ](https://founders500.com/session/spilling-the-tea-building-a-consumer-brand/)Please note that clicking attend on Meetup will not give you the correct QR code to enter this event. Please sign up for your Universe ticket using the link.

8 attendees

Designers × Marketing Agencies Speed Networking

Mon, Aug 10, 5:00 PM

From Speed Network Now

Meet creative professionals and agencies looking for freelance, contract and permanent talent. **Great marketing needs great design.** This event connects talented designers with agencies looking for creative professionals. **Ideal for:** * Graphic Designers * UI/UX Designers * Brand Designers

3 attendees

Dead Product Society | After Work Drinks

Thu, Aug 13, 6:00 PM

From Dead Product Society

4.9

**Dead Product Society \| After Work Drinks** Come along, bring a friend/colleague or two and join us for a relaxed evening of informal product and tech chats over a few drinks and doughnuts. We aim to connect everyone without awkwardness or LinkedIn spiel, and value good conversation over boring presentations. **Who is welcome?** Product Managers, CEOs, UX/UI Designers, Developers, Scrum Masters etc. We welcome anyone who works in, with or wants to break into product. *Note: We intentionally keep our After Work Drinks on the smaller side to allow for more in-depth conversations.* **The Bike Shed** We'll be hanging out in the lounge area (behind the area with all the tables, next to the store). \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- **Dead Product Society** Dead Product Society is a collective of like-minded professionals sharing real-talk and joining forces to navigate the twists and turns of the product world. Our down-to-earth community is for anyone who works in, with or wants to break into product teams regardless of their background or experience. **Our Sponsors** Shout out to our generous sponsors at Waggel Pet Insurance; Lifetime pet insurance, simplified. With their support we are able to host these events for you and create a space for those important, honest conversations.

40 attendees

Investing and Trading in Financial Markets - Discussion & Networking

Sat, Aug 15, 2:00 PM

From London Investors and Traders Group

4.8

**Join the London Investors and Traders Group for an afternoon of discussion and networking focused on trading and investing** Whether you are a short-term trader or a long-term investor, this event offers a platform to discuss market trends, exchange ideas and strategies, and potentially collaborate on future trade and investment projects. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your trading and investing knowledge and skills while making valuable connections in the trading and investing community. **This event is only for members who have posted RSVPs on Meetup.** *(If you are unable to attend please change your RSVP)* **AGENDA** **15.00 Meet Greet and Network** **16:30 Discussion** Topics for Talks & Discussion: **Current Developments** in the Financial Markets **Active, Passive & Systematic** Investing Strategies **Trading Strategies for** Short, Medium & long-term **Followed by Q&A** **18:30 Close** **We look forward to meeting you at this event!** *(We are a peer group of Investors and Traders, not an advisory service)*

81 attendees

MACS Goes To...The Museum of Brands

Sat, Aug 15, 1:30 PM

From MACS: Museum, Art & Culture Socials

5.0

**Join MACS at the Museum of Brands on 15 August!** "A brand is a promise kept.” — Howard Schultz ##### Located on 111-117 Lancaster Road, 2 minutes from Portobello Road, the Museum of Brands showcase 150 years of brands, packaging and advertising through the permanent exhibition the ‘Time Tunnel’ created by consumer historian Robert Opie. In addition to the Time Tunnel, we'll also have time to explore the Museum's temporary exhbitions, including **Branding Britain:** exploring how Britain’s enduring identity has been moulded, expressed and exported around the world. Visitors will encounter dynamic displays and striking visualisations that reveal how the nation is perceived both at home and abroad, alongside objects and stories from iconic brands including Yorkshire Tea, Lloyds Bank, Marmite, Burberry, Cadbury, Greggs and Dr. Martens, McVitie's and Tilda. Read more here: https://museumofbrands.com/portfolio-item/branding-britain/ **MEET DETAILS FOR 15 August:** **☕️ FROM 1:45 PM: MEET AT MUSEUM OF BRANDS CAFE** (optional) Address: 111-117 Lancaster Road, W11 1QT Look out for the MACS sign on the café table. **🏛️ 2:30 PM: ENTER THE MUSEUM/EXHIBITION** Address: 111-117 Lancaster Road, W11 1QT **🍻 4:30 PM- LATE: PUB SOCIAL** (optional) We'll head to a local pub to chat over drinks! Address: *Location tbc 48 hours before event.* **🎟️ TICKETS:** You’ll need to purchase your own ticket. Please book here: https://ecom.roller.app/museumofbrandslondon/booknow/en/home on 15 August. Ticket: £14 Ticket with Art Pass: £7 Members: free, no need to book **📍GETTING THERE:** https://museumofbrands.com/plan-your-visit/getting-here/ **📲 EVENT WHATSAPP GROUP:** Please join the event WhatsApp group to help you find the group on the day. The link will be posted in the event comments on this page around 48 hours before the event, for those on the Going list. N.B. Joining the WhatsApp group will make your phone number visible to other members in the group. **🌟 PLEASE READ:** All MACS events are run entirely by volunteers, so please note we do what we can with the time and energy we have available! Our events have an attendee limit as we prefer a smaller, friendlier group. If you RSVP but can no longer attend, please change your RSVP as soon as possible so that we know numbers. Thank you for being part of MACS! 🧡🏛️🩵 Image credit: Museum of Brands, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

16 attendees

Friday Strategy Board Games at the Coat and Badge, Putney

Fri, Aug 14, 5:30 PM

From West London Games Club

4.8

Strategy Board Games at the The Coat and Badge, Putney. **Is this event for you?** If you have been to a few WLGC events, or are used to playing modern board games with a significant amount of rules, then this event is for you. If not, please join us at our "Beginner Friendly" event every other week. This is an event to play Strategy games which range from medium to heavy in complexity and last 2-4 hours, depending on the game. It can take about 15-30min to teach, again depending on the complexity of the game. I usually advertise which game I am going to bring a few days in advance, as it can be helpful to at least be familiar with the rules. Other gamers may bring another selection of games, so be prepared to be surprised on the day. Here are more details specifically about the Putney events: We’re a friendly, social group that regularly play a range of board games and card games. This event has been running since June 2022 and we have a core group of regular gamers but welcome new members who are looking for a games group to play on a regular or fairly regular basis. Games we play range from, 30min - 1hour games, to the heavier 2-3hour games. We alternate the weeks we play shorter games versus the longer strategy games (check the event title for which type of games are being played). Quicker, fun, social games we play: • Just One https://youtu.be/0DDRxztfJP0?si=QPavmMFE3DFipM-x • Skull King https://youtu.be/xlFHfCqY-5Y?si=X-U1WLP5JOI0oTcB • Planted https://youtu.be/BB5mwXFPrUA?si=oLor8WTSpLUs7B12 • Project L https://youtu.be/EFV-qavWUlE?si=41_XhoZQvWs_9Zp2 • 7 Wonders https://youtu.be/z_Wfdn5Es8U?si=-L3cLo2Uppdip2ow Longer, Strategy games we play: • Lost Ruins of Arnak https://youtu.be/Kg2z4ApABY8?si=l46LNYRjQA_0QoZS • Terraforming Mars https://youtu.be/n3yVpsiVwL8?si=SW7VCdJpnqErKlIO We like to start on time but if you do arrive late, don’t worry, it may mean you have to wait a bit until the next game starts, but we always try to accommodate where we can. If it's Strategy games night, it is more important that we start on time as the games are longer and we want to finish on time. If you know you are going to be late please just let us know your eta. The event is free but please keep in mind that in order to have the space and run the event on a regular basis we need to purchase drinks/food from the venue. Also, please don’t sign up and not show up. Not only do you take up a spot for someone keen to play games but we have limited space that we need to reserve with the venue and no-shows jeopardise our relationship with the venue. Thanks for your understanding. Hope to see you at a games table!!

1 attendee

#3 - the UX of third spaces

Sun, Aug 16, 9:30 AM

From design impact lab

4.8

**Meet likeminded UX professionals over coffee/brunch and discuss ways to use design to create third spaces that evoke a feeling of comfort and belonging.** **The Problem:** When was the last time you discovered a place that made you feel a sense of comfort and belonging, and what contributed to that feeling? For our third **design impact lab** session, we’ll be discussing how simple interventions can help create better third spaces for communities. **The Flow (Sunday 16th August 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM):** * **10:30 \| Coffee & Intros \(Paris Baguette Southbank\):** We’ll meet for coffee & brunch to kick things off. You'll meet other attendees and discuss the problem space. * **10:45 \| Conversation Game:** We'll break up into small groups of 4-5 and play a Japanese conversation game designed to encourage you to discuss this topic in a fun way. * **11:15 \| Discussion:** After the game, we'll break up into pairs and exchange UX intervention ideas. * **11:30 \| Free Discussion:** We'll wrap up with free discussions about UX, design, third spaces or whatever is on your mind. *** **Pre-Event Mission:** Your mission is to think about the third spaces (cafes, pubs, libraries, community spaces etc.) in your city or community that you love to go, and what makes them special to you. *** **The Details:** * **Location:** [Paris Baguette Southbank](https://maps.app.goo.gl/5fwo9QUZFZr8mqYh7) (1 min from Waterloo Station) * **Capacity:** We’re keeping this to a small group to ensure everyone can connect and contribute. Please ensure your RSVP is up to date and let us know if you're unable to attend. * **Vibe:** Friendly and relaxed! No laptops, just notebooks and fresh air. *** **Why Join?** If you’re a designer or researcher who wants to use your skills for more than just conversion, come say hi. It’s a chance to meet like-minded people and consider how design can solve universal human problems. **Who is this for?** Our events are for UX designers, researchers and other strategic and creative thinkers who are passionate about using their skills for social good, not just profit. Please note that this is not a networking event, or a place to find a job. **Who is the host?** Hi! 👋 I'm Max - a London based design researcher. Until recently I was based in Tokyo, where I ran a small design agency and spent over 10 years as a meetup organizer. I'm exploring ways to bring designers together to use our skills to work on meaningful problems. If that sounds like something you're interested in, I'd love to have you join! \*This event is being advertised on multiple sites, so the actual number of attendees will be different to what appears on meetup.

2 attendees

Talking to Strangers: Victoria Park

Sun, Aug 9, 12:00 PM

From Talking to Strangers in London

Ever wanted to be able to talk to anyone but just didn’t quite know how? Now’s your chance to learn. As a Londoner, you’ll be acutely aware of how reserved we can be and how infrequently we acknowledge the existence of the millions of wonderful people we share this fantastic city with—and I think that’s a shame. Last year I ran a series of workshops on talking to strangers for a small group, and attendees found them very valuable, so I wanted to experiment with opening the idea up to the world at large. The basic idea is very straightforward: we’ll meet in a busy public place (Victoria Park this time), introduce ourselves, do a few warm-up exercises, and then disperse for periods of varying lengths to build real-world experience talking to strangers. We’ll then come back together to share what we found, including small wins, lessons learned, and interesting moments. The great thing about doing this as a group is that any setbacks and difficulties become much easier to deal with when we have each other to lean on. For anyone who doesn’t yet feel ready to have a short exchange with a stranger on their own, I’m always more than happy to wander around alongside you and start the interactions myself, giving you the opportunity to jump in whenever you feel comfortable. I recognise that doing this is probably a little odd and maybe outside your comfort zone—but it really is ultimately a lot of fun. And summer is the perfect time to get out and try something different. I genuinely believe that getting better at talking to strangers is one of the most straightforward ways to make everyday life much more interesting. There are no barriers to entry; it’s something we can all do. It’s a great way to feel more connected to the world around you, and you never know who you’ll meet. I’ll start with this first session and organise more if there’s enough interest. Please feel free to reach out with any questions.

10 attendees

The Product Group London August 2026

Thu, Aug 6, 5:30 PM

From The Product Group London

4.6

Join fellow product people on **Thu 6th August** for an evening of learning, sharing and networking at The Product Group London . **Topic of the Night: Product Roadmaps: Present Day, Evolution & Future** Product roadmaps are a core part of the product stack - so how are you actually using them today, how has/is your approach evolving and what does the future hold for them? On the night we’ll dig into each of these areas to uncover and share best practices, tackle common challenges and share practical resolutions. **Featured Guest: David Dobrin, CEO & Co-Founder, OriginalVoices** OriginalVoices is the human context layer for AI that lets you - or your AI agents - instantly understand what real people think and feel, so every decision is grounded in real human perspective. It's powered by 40,000+ Digital Twins, each owned and trained by the real person it represents. Before OriginalVoices, David was Head of AI at YouGov, the global market research and data analytics group. Prior to that, he co-founded Inconvo, a chat-based polling platform that pioneered conversational opinion-sharing before LLMs - later acquired by YouGov plc. **About The Product Group London** The Product Group London is a monthly meetup designed to bring product people of all levels together for topical discussions, as a group and with our guest speakers. With attendees from startups to large enterprises, there is no shortage of opportunities to network and make new connections. And whilst the focus is on product management, we welcome product designers and engineers to join for some friendly and lively discussions. **A word about our sponsor and host, Clarasys** [Clarasys](https://clarasys.com/) is a management consultancy specialising in transforming organisations through a user-centric, agile and outcomes-focused approach. Employee-owned and recognised for expertise across public, private, and not-for-profit sectors, Clarasys helps clients achieve lasting improvements in the way people work, live, and grow. A core Clarasys offering is product management, where the firm excels at embedding modern product management practices to deliver early and frequent value, accelerate time-to-market, and optimise return on investment.

141 attendees

In what ways can we benefit from “the Arts”?

Mon, Aug 17, 6:30 PM

From Cafe Philo Bromley and Beckenham

4.8

NOTE: the pub does not charge for our space on the understanding that we all purchase something from the bar. Please support them. I'll be there from around 7pm if anyone would like a social chat before we get started. **Please arrive in time for a prompt start at 7:30.** We’ll inevitably spend some time exploring what distinguishes “art” from anything else. But most of our discussion will focus on the ways in which art can be beneficial to both the consumer and the creator. We’ll take a fairly broad interpretation of "the arts", including music, literature and other forms of creativity, in addition to the sorts of things you see in art galleries. (Hence my use of “consumer” instead of “viewer”/”listener”/”reader”). Some questions we might consider… * To what extent does “art” need to be pleasing to the consumer? * If not “pleasing”, what else draws people to experience it? * To what extent should art challenge us to think, or see the world differently? How does this vary across different art forms? * In what ways is being creative for its own sake, beneficial? * In what ways is expressing feelings through art a form of therapy? * What distinguishes works produced primarily to benefit the creator from works produced primarily to benefit the consumer? Who judges? On what basis? * “Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist” is a quote attributed to Picasso. What did he mean? Was he right? Is “art” a licence to break rules? How healthy is that – for creators and consumers? * Marc Chagall, an early 20C painter said “If I create from the heart, nearly everything works; if from the head, almost nothing.” To what extent does successful creation and consumption of art rely on an emotional component / a rational component? * To what extent does a consumer need to understand the creator's intent in order to benefit from a work of art? * What effort does the consumer have to make to fully benefit from the art they consume? How does this vary across different art forms? * To what extent is the act of physically going to a gallery/concert/theatre… more beneficial than seeing photos of pictures in a book / listening to music at home / watching a play on TV etc.? * In what ways do the benefits of creating differ from the benefits of consuming? Relevant articles you may want to look at: [https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/oct/28/picture-of-health-going-to-art-galleries-can-improve-wellbeing-study-reveals](https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/oct/28/picture-of-health-going-to-art-galleries-can-improve-wellbeing-study-reveals) [https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2yr0d3m1no](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2yr0d3m1no) [https://www.theguardian.com/books/2026/may/20/art-cure-by-daisy-fancourt-review-is-culture-the-best-medicine](https://www.theguardian.com/books/2026/may/20/art-cure-by-daisy-fancourt-review-is-culture-the-best-medicine) Hope to see you there.

12 attendees

Fashion, Luxury Retail | Founders & Professionals Networking Event

Tue, Aug 18, 5:00 PM

From I WANTED TO DO THAT THIS WEEKEND...Just not alone!!

4.2

**Welcome to Socialite Connections – Fashion\, Luxury Retail \| Founders & Professionals Networking Event** Join an evening of networking designed for founders, executives, and professionals across the fashion, luxury, and retail industries. Connect with brand founders, retail leaders, buyers, merchandisers, marketers, e-commerce specialists, designers, and industry innovators in a relaxed and professional setting. **The Refinery CityPoint** \- Located just around the corner from Moorgate Station\, it is a stylish and expansive venue in the heart of the City\. With its chic interiors\, statement furniture\, and welcoming atmosphere\, The Refinery is the perfect location for local corporate events\, business breakfasts\, working lunches\, client entertainment\. **Event Schedule** **18:00 – 21:00 \| Welcome & Warm Intro:** Your name will be checked off the guest list, you will be given a name badge and you will be introduced to each other. **19:30 – 20:00 \| One Min Pitch:** All attendees will be given the opportunity to introduce themselves to everyone in the room. **20:00 \- 21:00 \| Informal Networking:** It will be a free form event where guests can mingle amongst each other in a relaxed environment, when the one minute pitch is finished. **Why Attend?** It's a chance to forge new connections, discover fresh perspectives, and immerse yourself in the latest trends. Whether you're looking to break into the industry, connect with like-minded individuals, or simply revel in the world of fashion, this event promises to be a memorable experience. **Who should Attend?** Fashion founders, luxury brand professionals, retail executives, buyers, merchandisers, designers, e-commerce specialists, marketers, consultants, investors, and entrepreneurs looking to build meaningful industry connections. **Tickets & Entry:** We have introduced a small ticket price to keep things running smoothly. Pay the host on arrival. **Photos/videos** may be taken for promotional purposes. You will be added to our whatsapp group on the day of the event.

49 attendees

Tide HQ - Business Networking Event in London for SMEs & Local Business Owners

Wed, Aug 19, 5:00 PM

From London Entrepreneur & Startup Network – Tech, Biz, eCommerce

4.7

Looking for quality **business networking in London for SMEs and local business owners**? Join an exclusive evening at **Tide HQ**, organised by **GMax Card**, **Getshop Today,** and **Tide** \- three products built by founders\, for founders\. Hosted inside **Tide’s headquarters in London.** **WHY ATTEND:** * Premium digital business card (£65 value) included with paid tickets - claim it on the night. * Real connections - business partners, co-founders, customers & more * Practical tools & insights to run your business smarter Connect with SMEs and local business owners, **founders and decision-makers in the small and medium business area.** **WHO'LL BE ATTENDING** * SME owners and decision-makers * Small business, local business, and growing company owners * Founders, entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, and bootstrapped business owners * Independent freelance professionals building and scaling their businesses * Business owners looking to grow their network, partnerships, and customer base **ABOUT THIS STARTUP AND BUSINESS NETWORKING EVENT** In the **startup and business world**, success rarely happens in isolation. The right connections unlock **co-founders, early customers,** and relationships that accelerate **growth**. But most networking events don't deliver that. After hundreds of iterations, we've built a **format that actually works:** * Well-tested icebreakers (optional, but they work) to break the initial awkwardness * "Quick intros" round - 30-60 seconds each so everyone knows who's who in the room * Short talks from [GMax Card](http://www.gmaxcard.com/) on strategic networking and Tide on founder-friendly business tools * On-the-spot [Tide](https://www.tide.co/partners-business-account/?ref=GMAXF2F) consultations - bring your banking and ops questions, get real answers * Drinks and refreshments for real conversations to develop naturally **Testimonials:** Check out [video testimonials from founders who've attended previous events.](https://vimeo.com/1162995661) **VENUE** **[Tide](https://www.tide.co/partners-business-account/?ref=GMAXF2F) HQ London** Tide's modern headquarters provides an open, professional environment designed for founders and operators and built for collaboration. Part of our regular series. **ORGANISERS** **[GMax Card](http://www.gmaxcard.com/)**[ - Free digital business cards](http://www.gmaxcard.com/), with Premium NFC smart cards and team networking tools. **[Getshop Today](http://www.getshop.today/)**[ - UK based eCommerce platform ](http://www.getshop.today/)to build your own independent online store in minutes. **Hosted at [Tide](https://www.tide.co/partners-business-account/?ref=GMAXF2F)**[ - The digital-first business banking solution ](https://www.tide.co/partners-business-account/?ref=GMAXF2F)built to support entrepreneurs and SMEs. **DRESS CODE** Business or smart casual recommended. **IMPORTANT DETAILS** * **Photography & Video:** Content may be captured by [Cine Eye Audiovisual Production Studio](www.cineeye.co.uk) for promotional use. By attending, **you agree to sign a media release form**. If you prefer not to appear in photos or video, please refrain from attending. * ID Requirements: Attendance for 18+ only. Proof of ID may be requested at reception. * Refund Policy: Refunds available up to 1 day before the event if any. Meetup fees are non-refundable (if any). * Attendance is at your own risk. Organisers are not liable for any loss, injury, or damage. **Limited spaces - early registration is recommended.**

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Designers × Marketing Agencies Speed Networking

Dead Product Society | After Work Drinks

Investing and Trading in Financial Markets - Discussion & Networking

MACS Goes To...The Museum of Brands

Friday Strategy Board Games at the Coat and Badge, Putney

#3 - the UX of third spaces

Talking to Strangers: Victoria Park

The Product Group London August 2026

In what ways can we benefit from “the Arts”?

Fashion, Luxury Retail | Founders & Professionals Networking Event

Tide HQ - Business Networking Event in London for SMEs & Local Business Owners

Spilling the Tea: Building a Consumer Brand

Designers × Marketing Agencies Speed Networking

Dead Product Society | After Work Drinks

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MACS Goes To...The Museum of Brands

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