For Newcomers, Networkers, Writers, Students, Researchers
Find links to great content, connections and calendars for Washington's top thought leading networks and their events.
How to Find the Right PR Firm
John Raffetto, CEO of Seattle's own RH Strategic Communications, outlines a process for hiring a PR Firm on this page.
Tips for Executive Candidates
John Hughes and Brian Donaldson from Seattle's own Gnu Talent share tips for IT leadership job candidates on this page.
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POPULAR GROUPS & RESOURCES
Nordic Heritage Museum
Nordic Heritage Museum in Ballard offers many ways for families and those interested in Nordic culture to learn and connect, including exhibitions, fun events for members and Annual Viking Days.
There is no other shrine to Pop Culture like MoPOP at Seattle Center. The best way to network here is by becoming a member, volunteering or joining as a Council Friend!
Puget Sound Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction (SIGCHI)
The Puget Sound SIGCHI is part of ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) and serves the region's interface design, usability, and human factors research communities.
The City of Seattle's Department of Parks & Recreation organizes a surprising number of learning and recreational opportunities for adults and families. Options run the gamut from swimming to soccer.
Society for Information Management (SIM) - Seattle Area Chapter
Seattle SIM is a professional society for local IT leaders to network, learn and give back to the community. Monthly events are open to people interested in becoming members or sponsors.
Junior League of Seattle members are women committed to community voluntarism and leadership. The group provides a forum for the development of life long-friendships and valuable connections.
