GAIIN brings together leaders, founders, experts and institutions through curated relationships, practical workshops and shared experience.
AI is moving fast. Organisations do not need another generic AI talk or a one-off transformation project. They need better signal, relevant context, practical examples and the right peer relationships to keep making informed decisions as AI changes. GAIIN provides the connective tissue between insight, people and action.
GAIIN helps members move from AI interest to informed, sustained action through useful rooms, practical programmes, trusted context and relevant connections.
Clearer visibility into relevant AI opportunities, sector shifts, risks and practical lessons.
Workshops, peer conversations, briefings and real-world examples that make AI actionable.
Relevant executives, founders, experts, investors and institutions in curated settings.
Turn insight into a use case, pilot, workshop or implementation conversation.
GAIIN events are designed for practical learning, trusted peer exchange and useful next steps — not passive attendance.
Cross-sector gatherings for discovery and relevant first connections.
Focused exchanges between operators, experts and institutions.
Hands-on sessions on workflows, use cases and governance.
Problem-led sessions moving challenges toward pilots.
GAIIN is built as a global network with locally relevant chapters. Each chapter convenes the people, sectors and business questions that matter in its market, while contributing to a wider network of relationships, learning and shared experience.
A powerful meeting point for finance, logistics, manufacturing, innovation, trade and AI infrastructure.
GAIIN's second chapter, covering Stockholm, Copenhagen and Oslo, proving the model works across very different rooms and markets.
GAIIN has hosted its first roundtable in Hong Kong, and its first network mixer and hackathon in the Nordics — proving the same approach works in different rooms, on different continents.
25 Aug 2026 · Discussion on Hong Kong's tech and startup ecosystem, and how corporates, universities and government could work better together across industries and domains.
25 Aug 2026 · Founders and investors comparing notes ahead of TechBBQ (26–27 Aug), trading early reads on which deals, teams and sectors would be worth watching in Copenhagen.
24 Aug 2026 · Winning build: an app that tracks deals VCs passed on, scanning the web, socials, fundraising activity and GitHub for signals worth a second look.
Fri Oct 23, 2026 · 5:00–7:00 PM HKT (GMT+8) · Beer Point, Pier 3, Central
In-person casual mixer; free registration open — RSVP on Luma →
Membership is considered through invitation, recommendation or a short expression of interest. We look for people and organisations who can both gain from — and contribute to — the network.
For executives, founders, investors and practitioners.
For organisations bringing several leaders and real challenges.
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