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Monday🗽🍹NYC Connects Social Happy Hour: Professionals & New to NYC

Monday🗽🍹NYC Connects Social Happy Hour: Professionals & New to NYC

Mon, Nov 2, 11:15 PM
From 🗽NYC CONNECTS🚕Social Events🍸New to NYC🔌
4.6

🗽🍻FREE with RSVP. Happy hour for people to make friends & socialize in NYC. Ask for group on arrival. 👔Young professionals aged 21+-35 years old attending. If older, yes you can join! 1-2 drink purchases or food required to attend. * Make new NYC friends * Meetup social * Young professionals and friends * Network, connect and meet those new to NYC * NYC business networking * Bronx - Manhattan - Queens - Brooklyn - Staten Island - New Jersey - Long Island networking Industries that join and participate! NYC Finance networking Social NYC Accounting networking Social NYC Technology and startups networking Social NYC College graduates making new friends Social NYC Healthcare networking Social NYC Fintech Networking Social NYC Legal and lawyers networking Social NYC PHD graduates networking Social NYC Education and teachers Networking Social NYC Real Estate Networking

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CFO AI Leverage Report: AI Budgets, ROI and Finance Sign-Off

Sun, Oct 25, 3:30 PM
From The Executive Community by Open Future Forum

Enterprise AI is moving from experimentation into the finance office. Open Future Forum has released the **CFO AI Leverage Report, Edition 1**, introducing the **Enterprise AI Buying & Budget Index** and the **CFO AI Leverage Index**. The report examines how CFOs and senior finance leaders are evaluating AI budgets, buying authority, ROI, productivity, governance and the question now sitting at the center of enterprise AI adoption: **Can AI help companies grow output without growing headcount at the same rate?** Read the report here: [https://openfutureforum.com/research/cfo-ai-leverage-report](https://openfutureforum.com/research/cfo-ai-leverage-report) This private executive discussion will focus on what the report means for CFOs, founders, finance leaders, AI operators, investors and enterprise executives. We will look at how AI buying is shifting, who signs off on AI purchases, what finance teams are measuring, and why AI ROI is becoming a CFO-level issue rather than only a technology issue. According to the report, enterprise generative AI spending reached approximately **$37 billion in 2025**, more than tripling from the prior year. At the same time, the share of AI spend funded from experimental innovation budgets fell from **25% to 7%** in one year, showing that AI is moving into core operating budgets. The report also draws on Open Future Forum’s 2026 executive community activity, including **200+ executive registrations across 20+ events**, with **60+ finance leaders and operators**, **50+ security leaders**, and **100+ founders**. In an early directional read, **3 in 5 finance leaders asked said the CFO or finance organization signs off on AI purchases**, rather than the CEO or IT. This discussion is connected to the **CFO Executive Forum**, Open Future Forum’s invitation-only community for CFOs and senior finance leaders of high-growth companies. The CFO Executive Forum hosts small, off-the-record gatherings across Silicon Valley focused on AI, capital allocation, governance, growth, risk, productivity and the changing role of the finance function. Learn more about the CFO Executive Forum here: [https://openfutureforum.com/cfo-executive-forum](https://openfutureforum.com/cfo-executive-forum) **What we will discuss** How CFOs are evaluating enterprise AI spend Why AI budgets are moving from innovation budgets into operating budgets Who signs off on enterprise AI purchases How finance leaders are measuring AI ROI Whether AI can create real headcount leverage Where AI improves productivity, margin and capital efficiency Why founders selling AI tools need to understand the finance buyer How boards and investors are starting to ask harder questions about AI value **Who should attend** This event is designed for CFOs, VPs of Finance, controllers, finance operators, CEOs, founders, investors, enterprise AI leaders and executives responsible for AI budgets, AI transformation, productivity, governance or capital allocation. **Why this matters** The first phase of enterprise AI was about adoption. The next phase is about leverage. Executives are no longer asking only whether AI works. They are asking whether AI creates measurable business value, improves productivity, reduces operating drag, supports growth and helps teams do more without simply adding more tools, more vendors and more headcount. That is a finance question. The CFO AI Leverage Report and Enterprise AI Buying & Budget Index are designed to track that shift over time. **Key links** CFO AI Leverage Report: [https://openfutureforum.com/research/cfo-ai-leverage-report](https://openfutureforum.com/research/cfo-ai-leverage-report) CFO Executive Forum: [https://openfutureforum.com/cfo-executive-forum](https://openfutureforum.com/cfo-executive-forum) Open Future Forum: [https://openfutureforum.com](https://openfutureforum.com/)

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Fiscally Fabulous® Women & Wealth Masterclass | Real Estate & Wealth Building

Fiscally Fabulous® Women & Wealth Masterclass | Real Estate & Wealth Building

Tue, Nov 10, 12:00 AM
From Fiscally Fabulous® Women in Business & Real Estate | Invest
4.6

**Fiscally Fabulous® Women & Wealth Masterclass** *Build Wealth with Strategy, Not Hustle* *A bi-monthly virtual masterclass by REIA NYC* **READ THIS FIRST** This is not a networking meetup or a motivational talk. The Fiscally Fabulous® Women & Wealth Masterclass is a bi-monthly, high-impact virtual experience for women ready to move from information to implementation. Led by Dr. Teresa R. Martin, Esq., real estate attorney, investor, and wealth strategist, this free national masterclass focuses on **real financial strategy, capital readiness, and wealth execution**—not hype or theory. 👉 **Free registration required:** 🔗 [https://reianyc.org/fiscally-fabulous-lab](https://reianyc.org/fiscally-fabulous-lab) (Zoom access and reminders are sent after registration) **What This Masterclass Is About** The **Fiscally Fabulous® Women & Wealth Masterclass** by REIA NYC empowers women entrepreneurs, professionals, and investors to create financial confidence through **real estate, business credit, and strategic collaboration**. Each session blends: * Clear financial strategy * Practical implementation * Purpose-driven wealth building Each masterclass also introduces your **next step inside the REIA NYC ecosystem**, so you’re never left wondering what to do next. So you can apply what you learn **immediately**, not “someday.” This is where smart women stop playing small—and start building wealth with intention. **Why Women Attend (and Keep Coming Back)** • Learn how to build **bankable businesses** and **fundable investments** • Understand how women are using **business credit and creative financing** • Discover smart **partnership and collaboration strategies** • Connect with a national community of women who **execute**, not just talk • Leave every session with **one clear, actionable next step** No fluff. No pressure. Just clarity, strategy, and momentum. **2026 Masterclass Series (Bi-Monthly)** • **Jan 12** – *The Fiscally Fabulous Reset* Mindset & identity · Wealth clarity · Financial confidence • **Mar 9** – *Invest Like a Woman* Joint ventures · Partnerships · Fractional collaboration • **May 11** – *She Negotiates Like a Boss* Confidence · Contracts · Partner negotiations • **Jul 13** – *Refinance to Rise* HELOC leverage · Smart refinancing • **Sep 14** – *Global Money Moves* Women investing abroad · Cross-border wealth • **Nov 9** – *The Fiscally Fabulous Brand* Personal brand · Profit alignment *(Schedule subject to update as guest experts are confirmed.)* **Who This Is For** • Women professionals, entrepreneurs, and real-estate investors • Aspiring investors seeking **safe, strategic guidance** • Women ready to turn purpose into **profit and legacy** • Leaders who want wealth without burnout or hype Whether you’re starting fresh or scaling fast—this is your space. **Event Details** 📍 **Location:** Virtual Nationwide (Zoom) 🗓 **When:** Every 2nd Monday · Bi-Monthly · 7 PM ET 💵 **Cost:** Free public masterclass 🎟 **Registration Required:** [https://reianyc.org/fiscally-fabulous-lab](https://reianyc.org/fiscally-fabulous-lab) Zoom link and reminders are emailed after registration. Please whitelist **[membership@reianyc.org](mailto:membership@reianyc.org)**. **Why REIA NYC** The **Real Estate Investors Alliance Now You Can (REIA NYC)** is a national alliance helping women, families, agents, and entrepreneurs build generational wealth through **real estate, business credit, and creative financing**. **Our ecosystem includes:** • Fiscally Fabulous® Women & Wealth Masterclass (women) • Project MenTour Men & Money Roundtable (men) • Investor Agent Mastermind (licensed agents & investors) This is where **learning meets implementation**. 🔗 View all upcoming sessions: [https://reianyc.org/events](https://reianyc.org/events) **About Dr. Teresa - Attorney. Investor. Mentor. Visionary.** Dr. Teresa R. Martin, Esq. has spent over two decades helping women become bankable and build legacy wealth through real estate. She teaches from **real experience—not theory**—and equips women with the legal, financial, and strategic tools to build wealth with confidence and clarity.

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Beers & Data

Beers & Data

Tue, Nov 3, 11:00 PM
From Advertising / Marketing Analysts
4.8

WE ARE BACK IN PERSON!

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8 attendees

CFO AI Leverage Report: AI Budgets, ROI and Finance Sign-Off

Sun, Nov 1, 4:30 PM
From The Executive Community by Open Future Forum

Enterprise AI is moving from experimentation into the finance office. Open Future Forum has released the **CFO AI Leverage Report, Edition 1**, introducing the **Enterprise AI Buying & Budget Index** and the **CFO AI Leverage Index**. The report examines how CFOs and senior finance leaders are evaluating AI budgets, buying authority, ROI, productivity, governance and the question now sitting at the center of enterprise AI adoption: **Can AI help companies grow output without growing headcount at the same rate?** Read the report here: [https://openfutureforum.com/research/cfo-ai-leverage-report](https://openfutureforum.com/research/cfo-ai-leverage-report) This private executive discussion will focus on what the report means for CFOs, founders, finance leaders, AI operators, investors and enterprise executives. We will look at how AI buying is shifting, who signs off on AI purchases, what finance teams are measuring, and why AI ROI is becoming a CFO-level issue rather than only a technology issue. According to the report, enterprise generative AI spending reached approximately **$37 billion in 2025**, more than tripling from the prior year. At the same time, the share of AI spend funded from experimental innovation budgets fell from **25% to 7%** in one year, showing that AI is moving into core operating budgets. The report also draws on Open Future Forum’s 2026 executive community activity, including **200+ executive registrations across 20+ events**, with **60+ finance leaders and operators**, **50+ security leaders**, and **100+ founders**. In an early directional read, **3 in 5 finance leaders asked said the CFO or finance organization signs off on AI purchases**, rather than the CEO or IT. This discussion is connected to the **CFO Executive Forum**, Open Future Forum’s invitation-only community for CFOs and senior finance leaders of high-growth companies. The CFO Executive Forum hosts small, off-the-record gatherings across Silicon Valley focused on AI, capital allocation, governance, growth, risk, productivity and the changing role of the finance function. Learn more about the CFO Executive Forum here: [https://openfutureforum.com/cfo-executive-forum](https://openfutureforum.com/cfo-executive-forum) **What we will discuss** How CFOs are evaluating enterprise AI spend Why AI budgets are moving from innovation budgets into operating budgets Who signs off on enterprise AI purchases How finance leaders are measuring AI ROI Whether AI can create real headcount leverage Where AI improves productivity, margin and capital efficiency Why founders selling AI tools need to understand the finance buyer How boards and investors are starting to ask harder questions about AI value **Who should attend** This event is designed for CFOs, VPs of Finance, controllers, finance operators, CEOs, founders, investors, enterprise AI leaders and executives responsible for AI budgets, AI transformation, productivity, governance or capital allocation. **Why this matters** The first phase of enterprise AI was about adoption. The next phase is about leverage. Executives are no longer asking only whether AI works. They are asking whether AI creates measurable business value, improves productivity, reduces operating drag, supports growth and helps teams do more without simply adding more tools, more vendors and more headcount. That is a finance question. The CFO AI Leverage Report and Enterprise AI Buying & Budget Index are designed to track that shift over time. **Key links** CFO AI Leverage Report: [https://openfutureforum.com/research/cfo-ai-leverage-report](https://openfutureforum.com/research/cfo-ai-leverage-report) CFO Executive Forum: [https://openfutureforum.com/cfo-executive-forum](https://openfutureforum.com/cfo-executive-forum) Open Future Forum: [https://openfutureforum.com](https://openfutureforum.com/)

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AIMLC Meetup: Did AI Brake The Navier-Stokes Equations?

AIMLC Meetup: Did AI Brake The Navier-Stokes Equations?

Tue, Nov 3, 10:30 PM
From New York AI/ML Conversations
4.5

We are delighted to announce that our upcoming meetup is scheduled for **Tuesday, Nov 3rd**. We invite you to join us at the Capital One Flat Iron office to discuss the latest advancements in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. There will also be an opportunity to network and enjoy some pizza. Agenda: 5:30PM Doors open 5:30PM - 6:15PM Reception, networking 6:15PM - 7:15PM **Platon Karpov, PhD, ML Engineer @ Provectus:** "Did AI Break the Navier-Stokes Equations?" 7:15PM - 8:00PM Further Networking & get-together in the nearby bar. 8:15PM - Afterparty/drinks @ Whiskey Roxx Bar, 239 Park Ave S About the speaker: Platon Karpov is an astrophysicist with a broad experience in Software Development, Data Science and Machine Learning for physical system augmentation in simulations of stellar explosions. !!! IMPORTANT !!! \- Please provide your full legal name at the time of RSVP\, as it is necessary to enter the building and please ensure to bring a valid photo ID\. This event is hosted at the Capital One Office! Enter through 11 W 19th Street main entrance. Show your photo ID at the front desk and proceed to the 3rd floor.

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