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Amsterdam's international business scene makes it a hub for professional networking. These clubs go beyond swapping business cards — they're recurring communities where entrepreneurs, freelancers, and professionals build genuine relationships over time. Whether you're looking for co-founders, clients, or simply like-minded professionals, there's a group for you.
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Where founders meet founders. Founders Mesh hosts sharp, focused networking events for startup and scaleup leaders who'd rather swap real insights than business cards. If you're building something, these are your people.
A thriving network of 6,000+ women in Amsterdam building real friendships and professional connections. From casual drinks to career panels, there's always something happening for women who want to feel at home in this city.
Amsterdam's biggest and longest-running community of tech entrepreneurs and developers. Hackers & Founders hosts monthly meetups bringing together designers, engineers, founders, and investors — all united by a shared obsession with building things that matter.
Hi I'm Ben, organizer of the Amsterdam Coworking meetup. Remote workers, freelancers, and consultants who found that working from home doesn't have to be lonely—but also that after-work networking events aren't the answer. We meet weekly in central Amsterdam, mornings to afternoons, to share space and work alongside each other. Coworkers without the office. --- I've always considered myself an introvert, but after years as a freelancer, working from home, I felt like I was going insane. Staring at a screen all day, with no in-person contact with other people takes a toll. It makes you detached, lonely, ruins your self-esteem. Looking at the perfect stories of people on social media didn't help either. I tried going to meetups, but it didn't help that they were all in the evening, all involve some form of alcohol and agendas. I just wanted to work on my stuff and not be alone in my home. I went to cafes and coworking spaces, but people there just dive into their work and don't talk to each other. This way I'm spending money just to be where I already was. Then I saw a post on Reddit: "Work from home is driving me crazy. Let's get together and work in the same space!". I was overjoyed! I was not alone feeling like this. Problem was: the post was made for people living in Stockholm. Then I thought: Why couldn't I organize something? I never organized anything before beyond a holiday. I thought: organizing events is for extroverts and professionals. What would I be doing organizing? But I thought what the hell and made a post about the same thing, but for Amsterdam. I didn't expect any replies, but figured it's worth a shot. The response was OVERWHELMING. Dozens of people responded the same day, sharing their desire to work in the same space. And thus the Amsterdam Coworking Meetup was born. The first event 4 people showed up, the next 6, the one after, 7. Many people from the first few weeks are still with us weekly, after 1.5 years of almost weekly meetups — and we're always happy to welcome new faces. This has become more than a meetup for me and is now a group of trusted friends. Turns out I was an extrovert all along and bringing together people with positive energy is what I'm passionate about.
Enhancing business contacts between Dutch and American companies. Network, collaborate, and bridge transatlantic opportunities.
Knockout stress whilst networking with fellow entrepreneurs. Connect between rounds, swap business cards between uppercuts and find your people in Amsterdam's founder community.
Master public speaking without the fear sweats. This supportive space helps you find your voice, build confidence and deliver speeches without wanting the ground to swallow you whole. One speech at a time, you've got this.
Amsterdam has networking clubs for entrepreneurs, freelancers, tech professionals, women in business, creative industries, and more. Some focus on specific sectors while others bring together a diverse mix of professionals.
Yes, most networking clubs in Amsterdam operate in English given the city's international business community. Some Dutch-language groups exist too — check each club's description for details.
Many networking clubs are free or have a small per-event fee (€5–€15) to cover venue and drinks. Some premium groups charge monthly memberships. Check each club's page for specific pricing.