VTIC Study Circle: Coffee & Conversation
About the event
π Location: Waves Coffee House, 900 Howe St #100, Vancouver
π Date: Tuesday, October 27
β° Time: 5:00 PM Arrival \| 5:30 PM Kickoff
Join us for the first session of a brand-new pilot format: VTIC Study Circle. This is a small, facilitated round-table conversation, not a lecture or presentation, where members swap ideas, experiences, and perspectives on investing in a relaxed, cafΓ© setting. Whether you're brand new to investing or just looking for a different pace of networking, this session is designed to be an intimate, conversational alternative to our usual meetups.
What to Expect:
π£οΈ Facilitated Round-Table Discussion β No speakers, no slides. A host guides the group through prepared questions and open conversation, this time on the theme "How Did You Start Investing?"
π€ Small-Group Networking β Capped at 10 people, first come first served, so every voice gets real airtime.
β Food & Drinks β This is a cafΓ© meetup, so please plan to order something from Waves when you arrive.
π Beginner-Friendly β This session is aimed at those newer to investing, or anyone who loves VTIC's networking but wants a smaller, more personal format.
Ground Rules for the Evening:
Speak from your own experience Challenge ideas, not people Be curious before being convincing There are no "right answers", the goal is understanding how others think, not winning the argument
π RSVP Now β Space is Limited to ten!
π This first pilot session is free. No experience needed, everyone is welcome!
This is Session 1 of a 3-part pilot. Come to this one, or catch all three as we explore how investors get started, how ideas become decisions, and what investing has taught us along the way.
Disclaimer:
VTIC provides educational and networking opportunities for traders and investors. All financial decisions involve risk and should be made with the guidance of a qualified advisor.
Trading Risk Disclosure:
Trading involves significant risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Hypothetical results have many inherent limitations.
