Office Hours with Corina Hierro

Date
2024-02-01
Host
Techstars Event Calendar

About this event

If you’ve been looking for a low-pressure way to make a real connection, ask thoughtful questions, and spend time with someone whose perspective you value, Office Hours with Corina Hierro is built for that. This is an in-person gathering designed to be conversational, approachable, and genuinely useful for people who want more than surface-level networking. Rather than a packed stage agenda or a rushed meet-and-greet, this event creates space for focused conversation, shared learning, and the kind of exchange that often leads to fresh ideas. If you do your best thinking in a room with smart, curious people, this is the kind of event worth putting on your calendar. What Is This? Office Hours with Corina Hierro is an in-person community gathering centered on access, conversation, and relationship-building. The format suggests something more open and interactive than a formal presentation: a chance to show up, engage directly, and be part of a room where questions and dialogue are welcome. This kind of event is especially valuable because it sits at the intersection of community, networking, meetup, and social connection. It’s not only about hearing from one person; it’s also about the people you meet alongside them. The room itself becomes part of the experience, with attendees bringing their own context, curiosity, and perspectives. Expect a setting that feels professional but not stiff. Office hours work best when people arrive ready to listen, contribute, and take advantage of the opportunity to ask what they’ve been wanting to ask, whether that’s about ideas, challenges, next steps, or bigger-picture thinking. Because it’s in person, the value is often in the moments between the obvious moments: the brief conversation before things begin, the follow-up question after a discussion point lands, or the introduction that turns into an ongoing connection. That makes this event a strong fit for people who want substance as well as community. What to Expect The event begins on Thursday, February 1 at 11:00 AM MST, giving attendees a clear midday moment to step out of their usual routine and into a more intentional conversation space. Since this is framed as office hours, you can expect a format that leaves room for interaction rather than locking everyone into passive listening. A likely flow for an event like this includes: Arrival and informal settling in, with time to get oriented and meet other attendees Opening context around the purpose of the session and how the conversation will work Interactive discussion or Q&A, where questions, ideas, and practical topics can be explored Casual networking, with space to continue conversations afterward What makes office hours especially effective is their flexibility. Some people come with a specific question they’ve been turning over for weeks. Others come to listen, learn from what other people ask, and get a clearer sense of what matters right now in the room. Both approaches work. You should also expect a more human pace than a traditional conference-style event. There’s room to be curious, to follow an interesting thread, and to come away with more than a few polished talking points. The experience is shaped by participation, which makes it feel more immediate and relevant. Why Attend There’s real value in being in a room where the goal is not just to exchange names, but to exchange perspective. This event gives you the chance to engage with Corina Hierro directly while also meeting other attendees who likely care about similar questions, goals, or areas of work. You might attend because you want: Direct access to a more open, conversational format Better questions and clearer thinking around a topic you’re working through Meaningful networking that feels natural instead of forced A community touchpoint that helps you feel more connected and informed In-person events like this are often where momentum starts. A single conversation can sharpen an idea, validate a next step, or introduce you to someone you genuinely want to stay in touch with. If your calendar is full of digital interactions, the chance to think out loud with people in the same physical space can be especially refreshing. This is also a strong fit for people who appreciate events with practical social value. You don’t need to perform expertise to get something out of it. You simply need to show up ready to engage, ask, listen, and participate. Practical Details Location: In person Date: Thursday, February 1 Time: 11:00 AM MST Because this is an in-person event, plan to arrive a little early if you can. That gives you time to check in, get comfortable, and start connecting before the main conversation is underway. For events built around office hours and networking, those first few minutes often make the rest of the experience more productive. A good way to prepare is to come with one or two questions, themes, or challenges in mind. You do not need a polished pitch, but it helps to know what you’d most like to explore. If you’re attending primarily for networking, think about how you’d introduce yourself simply and clearly. A few practical tips: Be ready for conversation, not just observation Bring a question or topic you’d be glad to discuss if the opportunity comes up Leave space in your schedule afterward in case a valuable conversation continues Approach the room with openness; some of the best takeaways may come from fellow attendees If you value smart conversation, accessible networking, and a format that makes it easier to engage than a traditional event setup, Office Hours with Corina Hierro is a strong use of your time.

Who should attend

This is for you if you want a more thoughtful, conversational way to connect than a standard networking event. - You want the chance to engage directly in an **office-hours-style setting** rather than sit through a one-way talk. - You value **in-person community** and tend to get more out of events where real conversation can happen before, during, and after the main session. - You have a question, challenge, or idea you’d like to explore and would benefit from hearing how others in the room think about it. - You’re looking for **networking that feels natural**, with space for genuine introductions instead of rushed exchanges. - You enjoy meetups that blend **professional curiosity and social connection**, especially when the room itself is part of the value. - You don’t need a highly formal agenda to get something meaningful out of an event; you’re comfortable showing up, participating, and making the most of the opportunity. If that sounds like how you like to learn and connect, you’ll likely feel right at home here.

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