Game7 Community brunch @ ETHGlobal NYC
- Date
- 2023-09-22
- Location
- New York, NY, USA
- Host
- Personal
About this event
If you're heading to ETHGlobal NYC and want a calmer, more useful way to meet people than shouting over a crowded venue, this brunch is the move. Game7 Community brunch is a chance to sit down, share a meal, and have the kinds of conversations that actually lead somewhere. This is built for people who care about web3, community, and the human side of the ecosystem. Whether you're deep in the space or finding your way in, the setting is designed to make it easier to connect with thoughtful builders, contributors, and friends of the Game7 community. About the Event Game7 Community brunch @ ETHGlobal NYC is an in-person community gathering happening on Friday morning in New York. It brings together people around a simple but effective format: good food, open conversation, and time to connect before the rest of the day pulls everyone in different directions. The purpose of the event is straightforward. It's a space to meet others in the Game7 orbit and adjacent web3 communities in a setting that feels welcoming, grounded, and easy to participate in. Instead of a formal stage-driven program, the brunch format creates room for real discussion, spontaneous introductions, and more meaningful networking. This kind of event works especially well during a busy conference week. People are often moving fast, juggling side events, and trying to maximize every hour. A brunch gathering gives you a chance to reset, meet people without pressure, and have conversations with more depth than you typically get in passing at a conference hall. If you value community-led spaces over transactional networking, you'll likely feel at home here. The tone is social, but the connections can be genuinely useful. What to Expect Expect a casual, in-person brunch environment where conversation is the main event. You'll have time to grab food, settle in, and meet other attendees in a more relaxed setting than the average conference meetup. The format is likely to feel organic rather than rigid. Instead of a packed agenda, think in terms of flow: Arrival and informal mingling Brunch and table conversations Introductions to new people across the room Space for follow-up chats with people you want to know better That structure matters because it lowers the friction of networking. You won't need to force your way into a loud circle or wait for a formal session to end. The setting makes it easier to ask what someone is building, what brought them to ETHGlobal NYC, what they're excited about, and where there may be overlap. You can also expect a mix of attendees with different relationships to the ecosystem. Some will come to reconnect with familiar faces, while others will be meeting the Game7 community for the first time. That blend usually leads to stronger conversations: people bring different perspectives, different levels of context, and different reasons for showing up. Why Attend The biggest reason to attend is quality of connection. Conference weeks are full of activity, but not all activity is useful. A brunch setting creates space for more intentional conversations with people you may actually want to stay in touch with after ETHGlobal NYC ends. This event is also a good way to make your broader conference experience better. Meeting a few strong connections early in the day can change the rest of your schedule. You may discover people to collaborate with, events worth checking out, projects to learn more about, or simply a few solid humans to navigate the weekend with. There is real value in showing up to community gatherings that aren't overly formal. You get to present yourself more naturally, listen more closely, and build rapport without the pressure of a pitch-first environment. That makes this brunch useful whether you're actively building, exploring opportunities, or just trying to meet smart, generous people in the space. You should attend if you want: Better conversations than you usually get in a crowded conference setting A more personal entry point into the Game7 community A low-pressure networking environment that still feels high-signal A chance to start your Friday with people, not just programming Practical Details The brunch takes place in person in New York, USA, during ETHGlobal NYC. It starts on Friday, September 22 at 11:00 AM EDT, making it a strong midday anchor if you're planning out side events, meetings, and conference sessions. Because this is an in-person community brunch, plan to arrive ready to talk, listen, and be present. The value of the event comes from conversation, so it's worth giving yourself enough time to settle in rather than rushing through it between commitments. A few practical ways to get the most out of it: Show up on time so you can ease into the room as people arrive Be ready to introduce yourself simply and clearly Think about the kinds of people you want to meet or reconnect with Leave space in your schedule afterward in case a great conversation continues If you're attending ETHGlobal NYC and want one event that combines community, food, and genuinely useful networking, this brunch is a smart choice. It's a chance to start Friday with the right energy and the right people.
Who should attend
This is for you if you want your conference networking to feel more human, more focused, and more worth your time. - You're attending **ETHGlobal NYC** and want to meet people in a setting that is more relaxed and conversational than the typical side event. - You're part of the **Game7 community**, curious about it, or adjacent to it, and you'd like an easy way to connect with others in that orbit. - You work in or around **web3, gaming, community, product, partnerships, or ecosystem building** and prefer thoughtful conversations over fast-paced crowd surfing. - You're new to the scene and want a welcoming entry point where it's easier to introduce yourself, ask questions, and find your people. - You're already well connected but want a better space to reconnect with friends, meet fresh faces, and have conversations with more depth. - You appreciate events where **food, community, and useful networking** actually complement each other instead of competing for attention.