Momentum Office Party Networking Event

Our last MOP event wasn’t just a gathering—it was a room full of individuals choosing growth, connection, and real momentum. From powerful conversations to tangible opportunities, this is what it looks like when people stop waiting and start building. To everyone who showed up, contributed, and supported—thank you. You’re the reason this movement continues to grow. 🔜 Now we take it to Chicago. If you’re ready to surround yourself with highly motivated individuals, gain real connections, and take control of your next move—this is your moment. See you at the next #MOP Office Party! 🚀

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You know, going out to these events is what builds that momentum up behind whatever you're doing. There's nothing that we're selling you tonight. Just meet as many people while you're here and that you get connected and you exchange contact info and that we're building up community. This event has turned out so good. I came at 3:00 and since then I've been meeting new people and you were one of the first people I met here. Some of them are really new to professional networking and I feel like this is this event is really needed for all of them. So yeah, I think we're doing a really good job. Was it what you expected? So honestly, I had super high expectations and it blew my mind. We have been working with projections so hard on this and to see it coming. Fruition is insane. Just the whole Nevada congregation being together, you can't put words to it. All of us are recent graduates. All of us are looking for like you know, better opportunities. All of us are looking for experience. And then all of us came together because we all are so hungry for experience. We all are so hungry for real work. And this is real work. MOP is real work. So when I have worked on a project like this and tomorrow when I go and meet a few other people, I I feel so confident and answering, ohh, what have I done? I have done all of this. One quote that we use for MOP is connection, community and collaboration and we kind of realized if we don't have that within our team, it does not make sense, right? If we as we are not friends, it will not work, right? If we don't enjoy working with each other beyond work hours, it will not work. I discovered Tech Alley Jason Leduc was doing Vegas startup scene and just seeing his live and going to the event and having that organic conversation with Jason and not trying to sell Jason anything or tell anybody. You just kind of. Hey, like, hey, we're projecting. This is what we do is who we are. And Jason said, ohh, you should meet Dave Berlin and then meeting Dave and he's like, OHH, you should come to this convention that I'm going to. And then we go and and he's just like, you know, feelings with me. And it's just this organic, you know, relationship that develops and eventually, you know, there's an opportunity where we can all work together and support each other.