The network you run
Run a network for members, attendees, founders or partners. Every program gets its own directory, matching, events and reporting, and keeps the relationships it creates.
Give members a directory that matches them, a feed they return to and proof of the connections you created.
See the warm path into any company from contacts your people choose to share, without exposing anyone's private notes.
Sell tickets, check people in and match the attendees who should meet, then keep those connections after the room empties.
Take applications, run the cohort and match mentors, and keep founders and alumni connected long after demo day.
Move a sponsor from proposal to signed deal in one place, then report the results you actually delivered.
The network you have
Your own relationships, organized with the context to act on them. See who can introduce you, remember what matters, and make the next move a warm one.
Find the investor, customer or advisor closer than cold outreach, and see who can make the introduction.
Organize the founders and co-investors you know, and see the path behind every opportunity before you take the meeting.
Remember where every founder you support left off, and make introductions with the history that makes them land.
Keep the people you know organized and visible, and be the connector who remembers, without turning every relationship into a deal.
One question for every network
Whether you organize your own network or run one for thousands of people, Titen asks the same question: who should connect, why does it matter, and what is the next useful move?