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Events and Workshops for Real Connection

byRadhika MohtaAvailable for hosting in Bengaluru & Mumbai; Virtual sessions availableStarts from10,000 per event (Curation Fee Only)View full gallery

Forget stiff corporate mixers and awkward small talk. My events are designed to make you feel like you belong, whether it is at a startup summit or a Sunday breakfast meet.

I believe events should be dynamic and engaging, not just a series of formal talks. Here I am, moderating a session at the Huddle Global 2024 conference in Trivandrum, creating an interactive experience for speakers and the audience in a beautiful outdoor setting.

This is the Poha-Jalebi Club in action. What started as a simple breakfast meetup has become a thriving community, bringing together over 60 people for food, stories, and laughter. It’s proof that the most meaningful connections happen in the most relaxed settings.

It was an honor to lead a guest session on Indian Matchmaking at IIM Bangalore. Engaging with a diverse classroom of students from the US, Japan, South Korea, and India shows that the curiosity about human connection is universal.

The "Bring Your Own Diya" party is about creating a home away from home. Here, we are lighting diyas together, sharing stories, and making sure no one feels alone during the festive season. It’s these small, intentional moments that build a true sense of community.

Just wrapped up a session on dating markets at IIM Bangalore, and it sparked some great conversations. I often use my events to explore deeper topics, like how different generations can connect better, turning a simple workshop into a space for shared learning.

Finding the right co-founder is like dating. At Huddle Global 2024, I hosted a co-founder matchmaking session to help entrepreneurs find their ideal business partners. This is the group of ambitious founders who participated in the curated networking event.

A moment of genuine connection with the acclaimed author K. R. Meera at the Bangalore Literature Festival. My role often goes beyond moderating; it's about creating a space where guests feel seen and can share their stories authentically.

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If you have ever walked into a networking event only to realize you are just trading business cards with people who are not actually listening, we should talk. My approach is simple: I swap mandatory mingling for intentional frameworks. Whether it is running co-founder dating sessions using YC-inspired logic or hosting a Sunday Poha-Jalebi club to build a real community, I focus on the 'how' of connection. It is not about how many people you meet, but how quickly you get past the surface-level small talk to find your tribe.

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