B2B Mixer Rome - 100% networking event - making referrals

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Monthly 100% networking event — making and receiving referrals with like-minded businesses in Rome

B2B Mixer Rome — 100% Networking. Real Conversations. Real Referrals.

A monthly 100% networking event for making and receiving referrals with like-minded businesses in Rome.

No speakers. No slide decks. No sitting in rows for an hour before you get to talk to anyone. Just focused conversation with business owners who are actively looking to refer work — and to be referred.

Why B2B Mixer is different

Most networking events are a small amount of networking wrapped in a lot of everything else. We cut the everything else. The whole session is the networking — meeting the people most likely to send business your way, and working out who you can send business to.

What you'll walk away with

• Introductions to business owners and decision-makers across Rome who are actively building referral relationships
• A clear idea of who in the room can refer you — and who you can refer
• A handful of genuine follow-ups, rather than a stack of cards that never get used
• The kind of long-term relationships that keep sending work back to you

Who comes

Business owners | Directors | Consultants | Freelancers | Sales professionals | Service providers | Anyone whose business grows on referrals

How it works

Arrive, get a drink at the bar, and start talking. It is relaxed, structured enough that nobody ends up stranded in a corner, and pointed entirely at connecting the right people to each other.

Your ticket is free — we simply ask that you buy a drink at the bar.

Where: The Drunken Ship, 20/21 Campo de' Fiori, Roma, 00186

Bring: Your business cards, and a clear idea of the referral you are looking for

About the venue

An American-style pub on Campo de' Fiori rated 3.8 from around 1,170 reviews and mid-priced. Open 9am to 2am daily. Reviewers describe sport on the screens and beer pong, and the square outside is one of Rome's busiest evening spots, so the setting is lively rather than quiet.

Getting there

The venue is on the corner of Campo de' Fiori itself. Rome's metro does not reach this part of the centro storico, with the nearest Line A stations a 5–10 minute walk from the eastern end of Corso Vittorio Emanuele, so the practical approach is a bus to the Corso Vittorio Emanuele / Sant'Andrea della Valle stop three minutes away, or a walk from Piazza Navona or Trastevere. Parking Via Giulia is five minutes away and open 24 hours, though the historic centre is a restricted-traffic ZTL zone, so driving in is best avoided.

Doors from 5pm. Come early, stay as long as it is useful.

Join the businesses in Rome who are growing through referrals.