Circles can meet in person or online, although we find that in-person Circles are the most effective. If you’re unsure, you can always change this later.
How will the category I choose affect my Circle?
We’ll tag your organization or school to make it easier for potential Circle members in your community to find you.
What makes a good name for a Circle?
The most effective Circle names include some basic information—such as the city where you meet, your industry, or the career stage of your Circle’s members. The name you choose is also a way to help potential members find you.
What makes a good description for a Circle?
Your description will tell new members what your Circle is all about. You can include your Circle’s mission and what members have in common—for instance, a shared industry, life stage, or career goal.
Who should you invite to your Circle?
No two Circles are the same, so you really can’t go wrong. We recommend 8–12 members, but don’t be afraid to start small—just add 2–3 people and build from there. You can invite friends, coworkers, or women you don’t know as well yet.
To make it easier to reach out to potential Circle members, we’ve drafted a sample invitation email for you to use.
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