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Toronto’s Largest Ecommerce Networking Event – 2 Year Anniversary Party✨

Toronto’s Largest Ecommerce Networking Event – 2 Year Anniversary Party✨

Sat, Oct 24, 11:00 PM
From Toronto Ecom Network
4.5

***Tickets must be purchased in advance:*** https://luma.com/ecomTO2610?utm_source=meetup ***(limited early bird & discounted tickets available)*** \-\-\- ​**Ecom Network is turning TWO! 🎉** What started as a small meetup in Toronto has grown into a community of more than **4,000 ecommerce founders, operators, and entrepreneurs** \- and that’s a reason to celebrate\! 🚀 Join us for a special **2 Year Anniversary celebration** as we bring the Toronto ecommerce community together for an unforgettable night of networking, drinks, music, and great conversations. 🥂 Most importantly, this night is our way of saying **THANK YOU** to everyone who has supported Ecom Network, attended our events, and helped us build this incredible community over the past two years. ❤️ [Follow us on Instagram @Ecomnetworking](https://instagram.com/ecomnetworking) \-\-\- **​​Who is this event for?** This event is suitable for all online sellers - whether you run a Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) brand on Shopify, sell on Amazon (FBA), Etsy, eBay, Walmart, or manage a store on social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok.​ — **Event Highlights** **✨ Network in a Vibrant Setting** We’ve secured a dedicated section at at the venue just for our group. Enjoy meaningful conversations and great vibes while connecting with fellow entrepreneurs. We kindly ask that you support the venue by purchasing at least one drink or food item. 📣 **Share Your Story** Building a brand, product, or project? Looking for partners, feedback, or fresh ideas? This is your chance to introduce yourself and spark valuable connections in the ecommerce community. 💡**Learn and Grow** Exchange insights on scaling, marketing, operations, and sales with fellow ecommerce founders. Many past attendees have walked away with partnerships, new clients, and fresh ideas - one conversation could be the start of something big. — **Dress code: Smart/Business casual** — Have questions or suggestions? ​Feel free to reach out to the organizers! ​We can’t wait to see you (again)! — *Notice of Photography* *​During the event, photos and videos may be taken for promotional purposes. By attending, you consent to being photographed and/or filmed. If you prefer not to appear in any media, please let one of the event organizers know.*

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43 attendees
Commerce Toronto | Oct 13, 2026

Commerce Toronto | Oct 13, 2026

Tue, Oct 13, 10:00 PM
From TechTO
4.5

**This is a paid event. You must register and have a ticket to attend.** 👉 **[Commerce Toronto - Oct 13](https://luma.com/commerce-oct-13-2026)** **Commerce Toronto - where Canada's retail, e-commerce, CPG, and tech communities come together to connect, learn, and grow.** Join 200+ founders, operators, and brand builders from the retail, e-commerce, CPG, and tech sectors to unpack the strategies shaping the future of consumer innovation. **You'll leave with:** * Proven strategies to scale your brand, navigate funding, and optimize your launch roadmap * Direct access to 200+ vetted industry leaders, founders, and investors building in Canada * A look at what's next in consumer innovation through a curated showcase of Canada's top emerging CPG brands 📅 Tuesday\, Oct 13 \| 6PM\- 9PM 📍 Rotman School of Management 🎟️ Paid event \- tickets required \| Free for TechTO Members **Register via Luma:** [https://luma.com/commerce-oct-13-2026](https://luma.com/commerce-oct-13-2026)

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8 attendees
Communication Salon: (Dis)Connection

Communication Salon: (Dis)Connection

Sat, Oct 17, 5:30 PM
From Toronto Open Relating Community

Do you ever find having trouble understanding why others do what they do? Or sharing what feels important? Do you sometimes feel alone? This event may be for you. We’re having an afternoon of organized discussion about what it means to be human and to communicate with others, followed by a few exercises to practice verbal and non-verbal communication. The theme this time is "Connection (and Disconnection)". We'll delve into topics like: What helps us feel connected with others? What makes us feel disconnected or alone? How can we connect better? The discussion part of the salon will include opportunities to share feelings in groups of different sizes. It’s a chance to feel heard and connected, and to practice openness, listening, compassion, and empathy. The quick communication exercises, following the discussion part, will provide an opportunity to practice some communication skills to help with connection, and to have some fun. Some of these will involve verbal communication, and others may include some non-verbal communication. (Think hand signals or gestures.) All exercises will be at choice: participants are free to participate in them, or observe, or step away. Please wear comfortable, casual clothing, to allow some movement. Date and Time : Saturday Oct. 17 at 1:30 pm. Location: Private house in Christie Pits, near Christie and Ossington subway stations, close to Bloor. Address will be provided to registered guests ahead of the event. Duration: the salon itself is planned for around 2 1/2 to 3 hours, and you can linger after for a while. A snack will be provided after the salon, and we'll put on some music, and you can hang out and chat. Cost: There's no cost, but a donation jar will be available in case you found the workshop helpful and you'd like to offer a contribution towards the cost of hosting it. Suggested donation is $10 to cover a part of the food and supplies. Note: This is a Level 1 event. There will be no exercises involving touch (other than possibly hugging) and it will be fully clothed. There will be a chance to meet some members of the open relating community, as well as others who are only interested in authentic communications. The focus of the event will not be open relating per se, but rather communications.

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Customer Segmentation: Who Will Pay for Your Product?

Customer Segmentation: Who Will Pay for Your Product?

Tue, Oct 20, 10:00 PM
From Toronto Public Library Small Business Networking Meetup
4.3

The fastest way to start a new business is to try to sell it to everybody. This session will teach you to narrow down your target group by using geography, demographics, and behavioral statistics to determine demand. It will also cover how to spot your early adopters, i.e., the people who need what you're building most will be flexible while you get it right. We'll discover how to narrow down your target audience, and how to determine if you were well informed in your decisions. The program includes a short networking component, providing participants with an opportunity to connect with other entrepreneurs. Presented by Ryan Knight, TPL's 2026 [Entrepreneur in Residence](https://tpl.ca/programs-and-classes/featured/entrepreneur-in-residence/) (EIR) at Toronto Reference Library. **Registration via TPL website:** [https://tpl.bibliocommons.com/v2/events/6a99b901d94765189bb97c31](https://tpl.bibliocommons.com/v2/events/6a99b901d94765189bb97c31) **Drop-ins welcome until room capacity is reached.** Accessibility Live or automated closed captioning, sign language interpretation, intervenor services, or attendant services are available upon request. Please submit your request at least 2 weeks in advance to: [tpl.ca/accessibility-events](https://tpl.ca/accessibility/accessibility-supports/programs-and-events/?_gl=1*v83hy7*_ga*NDk5MDg2NTE1LjE3NjYwMDgxODQ.*_ga_G99DMMNG39*czE3NjkxMDY3NDMkbzE0JGcxJHQxNzY5MTA2ODM0JGozOCRsMCRoMA..).

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7 attendees
Magic the Gathering: Going Commander

Magic the Gathering: Going Commander

Wed, Oct 7, 9:00 PM
From Toronto Gaymers
4.7

Every Wednesday Night! Free Magic The Gathering Commander games at Hairy Tarantula, hosted by Toronto Gaymers! Please note: Masks are required in store! For more information and to RSVP please over to harryt.com/events

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1 attendee
Badminton Enthusiast

Badminton Enthusiast

Sun, Oct 4, 7:00 PM
From Badminton Enthusiast
4.9

ATTENTION: Due to many first timers signed up the event but no show, I have no choice to charge the first timers $10 per person as deposit via etransfer to me no later then Friday night. There is no refund for no show. If you show up, then I will pay the balance back to you at the end of the badminton event. My email address is: [lingseilau@yahoo.com](mailto:lingseilau@yahoo.com) Racket & Birdies: Everyone has to bring your own racket and at least one birdie with you. Court fee: It will be informed at the comment section by 4pm. Cost per person is either $216 (for 4 courts), $162 (for 3 courts) or $108 (for 2 courts) divided by the number of players attended. My email address for etransfer is: [lingseilau@yahoo.com](mailto:lingseilau@yahoo.com)

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Frequently asked questions

On Meetup, you can search for groups and events by your interests, join communities, RSVP to events, and connect with others who share similar passions.

Go to Meetup and search for ecommerce groups and events in Toronto. You can explore communities dedicated to ecommerce for networking opportunities.

Yes, Toronto hosts a variety of ecommerce groups. These communities offer networking, learning, and collaboration opportunities for ecommerce professionals.

Simply visit the Meetup website, search for a group you're interested in, and click 'Join Group' to become a member. You can then RSVP for upcoming events.

Yes, you can browse Meetup to find ecommerce events happening this week in Toronto. Make sure to RSVP if you plan to attend.

Creating a Meetup account and searching for events is free. Some events might have fees set by the organizers, so check event details for any costs associated.

No, you are not obligated to attend every meet-up. Simply RSVP to the events you're interested in and can attend.

Availability depends on location, as not all interests may have active groups. If you don't find a group, consider starting your own local ecommerce meetup.

Not all interests have active Meetup groups in every area. It depends on what's available locally, especially in specialized fields like ecommerce.

Yes, Meetup allows users to create their own groups. You can start an ecommerce group in Toronto if you're looking to build a community around this topic.

The quality and organization of Meetup events vary by group and are usually the responsibility of the individual group organizers.

Meetup is designed for group activities rather than individual connections. While it aids meeting people, deeper one-on-one interactions can develop naturally over time.

Some events may be online or in-person. It's up to the event organizer to choose the format, so check event details to confirm.

Meetup events range from casual meetups to professional networking and educational workshops. They vary by group type and focus area.

Create a Meetup account, search for events that interest you, join a group, and RSVP to any of the events. Participate actively to make the most out of each meetup!