Weve’s virtual networking platform makes it easy for small or large groups to connect with dynamic ways to meet and play. Use our features to quickly turn small talk into real talk.
We get it; networking events can be awkward and online networking often lacks the connected feeling of in-person experiences. Weve’s virtual networking platform offers a variety of ways for people to gather and start bonding within minutes. From new hires to professional associations, Weve provides opportunities for distributed groups to network virtually from anywhere, at any time, for any occasion.
Quickly connect groups meeting for the first time with intentional experiences. From the moment attendees log into Weve’s lobby, they can join small video chats with up to six people and use prewritten ice breakers in the lobby to kick things off. In activity rooms, get-to-know-you fact matching games help everyone dig deeper and bond over commonalities. (At what other networking event would it come out that Jorge the developer is also a Guiness World Record holder?) That’s the power of a great virtual networking event platform.
Connect in a variety of ways on one virtual networking platform. Engage large groups and offer more intimate interaction. Weve can host groups of up to 10,000 and also provides opportunities for smaller groups to engage in introductions and discussions. In activity rooms, chat in meeting mode for groups up to 25 or open up the opportunity for smaller discussions in breakout rooms. Back in the lobby, groups of six or less can connect in a video chat if they want to break off and keep a conversation going, even after the experience formally ends.
What makes us the best virtual networking platform is that Weve allows users to pivot between work and fun in real time. If getting-to-know-you starts getting a little boring, easily turn the event into a game. Host short rounds and switch up teams so new groups can connect and compete together. Each activity is built to create quick connections because we believe gamifying networking turbo boosts bonding.
