Because to feel supported, we need to be seen.
Close your eyes and think of someone who has changed the trajectory of your career.
Maybe they provided an opportunity or a "yes" after a series of no's. Maybe they were a role model, or simply someone who helped make a tough situation more bearable. Sometimes, a single introduction or conversation can lead us down a new path.
Finding your people is essential for development, happiness, and fulfillment at work. These relationships are formed through small moments: honest conversations, knowing glances, inside jokes. Moments of genuine connection.
Work Friends exists to create more of those moments.
We're a concierge networking service that connects professionals 1:1, points them towards helpful resources, and hosts themed gatherings with mission-aligned partners.
Work Friends is a feeling
We’re not a place for pitching, posturing, or performing. For us, worthiness isn't determined by your job title or spending potential. We value warmth, perspective, and willingness to exchange solutions.
We're here for professionals who work for themselves, are in the midst of a career pivot, or are simply interested in expanding their circle of peers.
We create the spark, you build the fire.
For the ones who...
Want to laugh, commiserate, and brainstorm solutions together.
Value clarity, transparency, and mutual respect.
Have capacity to show up in person.
Care about how connection feels, not just what it produces.
Ways to Connect
Warm Intros
If you're at a crossroads such as a career transition or moving to a new city, let's talk. Set up a 1:1 touch base to discuss what's on your mind and we'll point you towards helpful resources & communities, and make personal introductions.
Themed Gatherings
We help mission-aligned partners organize, develop programming, and host in-person gatherings. These experiences are designed around shared interests and career moments, so objectives are clear and conversations can go deeper.
Online
About our gatherings...
Testimonials from marketers, creators, and founders about past gatherings in New York, Nashville, Raleigh, and Milwaukee.
“I enjoyed the candor. No one seemed to have a chip on their shoulder and everyone seemed open to meeting new people and learning from others.
It was a great atmosphere.”