Philo4Thought Hosts Coffee-Side Chat: Virtual NetCafe Socials

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Philo4Thought Hosts Coffee-Side Chat: Virtual NetCafe Socials

September 1, 2020

FILE - This March 29, 2018 file photo shows steamed milk floating atop a cup of coffee at a cafe in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Richard Vogel, File)

NEW YORK – Philo4Thought’s Young professionals Empowerment Series continues with Coffee-Side Chat: Virtual NetCafé Socials held on the first Friday of every month. The inaugural chat takes place on Friday, September 4, 8:30-9:15 AM, in keeping with our own Coffee-Side Chat origin story and the Greek tradition of breaking fast while sharing stories and laughs.

This is a great opportunity to connect with new young professionals, connect with potential potential mentors/clients; exchange news about current trends in your industry; share your favorite Breakfast of Champions combo; share helpful workshops and resources; relax, set down your worries for a while and enjoy a change of pace. All are welcome.

Philo4Thought CEO Chris Salboudis will moderate the first session. Other team members will moderate based on their availability.

More information is available on Eventbrite, search: Philo4Thought Coffee-Side Chat: Virtual NetCafé Socials, and on Philo4Thought’s event page: https://www.philo4thought.org/coffee.

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