People to Meet: Area Networking Events

By Prince William Living

Brought to you by the Prince William Chamber of Commerce, the strongest voice for the business community in the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan region.

Finding people to meet and business networking events is always important. And, Prince William Living is all about community, making connections and supporting quality of life. Virtual or in-person, you can get connected at these events!

All About the Foot

Join Sentara for a FREE, LIVE Q&A with board certified podiatrists Drs. Vincent Bonini and Robert Toomey. Drs. Bonini and Toomey are board certified podiatrists who specialize in the medical diagnosis and treatment of foot and ankle problems. Their practice offers a variety of treatment options including non-surgical and surgical to get patients back on their feet. Learn more about foot and ankle problems and get all your questions answered LIVE! Event link here. Thursday, Sept. 23, 12:00 to 12:30 p.m. | Facebook Live

Community Fair and Police Department Recruitment Event

The Prince William County Police Department will host a community fair to showcase the many facets of police work in the county with displays, fun activities, appointments with a recruiter, pet adoptions and much more. The fair will feature displays from numerous County public-safety agencies and other County government organizations, live music and food trucks. Background investigators and recruiters will be present to speak to anyone interested in a career as a police officer. Job applications will be accepted that day. The Department is committed to a diverse workforce and encourages all interested applicants to contact the Prince William County Police Personnel Bureau at (703) 792-6580 or visit  joinpwcpd.org. The Department is on social media: Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Instagram | NextDoor. Saturday, Sept. 25, 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. | Sean Connaughton Plaza, 1 County Complex Ct., Woodbridge

Innovation Breakfast: Public Interest Technology

The country needs public interest technologists. People who sit at the intersection of big data and inclusive community input. People who want to use their tech and data expertise to promote the common good. Enter, stage left, Public Interest Technology. Thought leaders from New America and Virginia Tech are already framing the field and beginning to understand its power to create change for our most under-resourced communities. Please join the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia for a virtual discussion with two of the country’s leading experts. Register here. Monday, Sept. 27, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. | Zoom

Sweet Julia Grace Foundation Golf Classic

Help bring sunshine to children in the middle of a storm. The SJGF was founded by Sara Knight in honor of Sara and Jason Knight’s daughter Julia, who passed away in 2013 due to complications of a rare disease called I-cell. Julia lived 12 beautiful years inspiring everyone who knew her, read about her, and loved her. Despite the storms she faced, Julia learned how to “Dance In The Rain.” She lived in the moment, made life SWEET, and filled hearts with JOY…just by being her. Register here. Friday, Oct. 1, Shotgun start 9:30 a.m. | Prince William Golf Course, 14631 Nokesville Rd., Nokesville

Wine & Nine Golf Tournament

A day of networking, good wine, and 9-hole golf! Presented by the Prince William Chamber of Commerce. Register here. Wednesday, Oct. 20, 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. | The Piedmont Club, 14675 Piedmont Vista Dr., Haymarket

Facebook Groups

Welcome to Prince William County has small business information, job listings, and family life suggestions.
Prince William County Networking has similar information.
Town Hall allows you to find, follow and contact your elected officials.

More Networking Opportunities

Want more great networking opportunities in the Prince William and Manassas areas?

Team WIN (Women Inspired Networking) is holding regular virtual meetings along with some in-person events.
Haymarket Gainesville Business Association (HGBA) offers a variety of events and collaborates with local Chambers.
Check the website for the Northern Virginia Black Chamber of Commerce for events they are offering.
One Million Cups is holding online events.
Visit the website for Prince William Professional Networkers (PWPN) for their events.
And for writers and lovers of the literary word, there’s Write by the Rails (WbtR), offering events online.

These events are current as of the time we receive the information, and we make every attempt to be accurate. Be sure to check with the event sponsor or hosting organization prior to attending any event. Prince William Living is not responsible for event schedule changes or group policies.

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