THENext Move. Networks that move. People who matter.
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The Next Move · The Right People. Real Momentum.

You walked into a room full of opportunity. Did you walk out with it?

The Next Move is one simple link for every event you go to. See who’s coming before you walk in, know what they do and what they need, and save the people who matter to your own network, long after the night ends.

No app to downloadWorks from any phoneBy invitation

Why it exists

21 people. Less than 24 hours’ notice.

That was the first room I ever hosted. I walked out buzzing, and with a nagging feeling. I’d only met a handful of people. Somewhere in that room was someone who could have helped me, and someone I could have helped, and neither of us knew it. A week later I remembered “the media guy,” but not his name, or how to find him.

Maybe you’ve felt it too. You found the time, got the sitter, did your hair, walked in. Then the night ended, and every connection disappeared into a pile of business cards and a group chat nobody reads.

I came from nursing, not networking. So I built what I wished I’d had: a simple way to know who’s in the room, and keep the people who matter.

Meg Weatherman smiling in a bright studio
Meg WeathermanFounder of The Next Move and Change With Meg. Nurse turned founder, mom of two.

How it works

Here’s your next event, with The Next Move.

Scroll through it like you’re holding the phone.

STEP 01

A friend sends you one link.

It comes by text, email or a post, or you scan a QR code at the door. Tap it and you’re in. No app to download, no account maze.

Before you even RSVP, you can see who else is going.
STEP 02

You introduce yourself in about a minute.

Who you are, what you do, what you’re looking for and what you can offer. And one question nobody else asks: what’s your superpower?

Now everyone in the room knows how you can help each other.
STEP 03

You see who’s coming, and you save the people you want to meet.

Scroll the room from your couch. Spot the bookkeeper you’ve been needing, the designer looking for clients, the person who knows a manufacturer. Tap Save.

You walk in with a plan, not a pit in your stomach.
STEP 04

The night ends. Your people stay.

Everyone you saved lands in My Network, your own personal network, sorted by the room you met them in. Search by name, skill or what they offer, and text or email them in one tap.

Three months later, you can still find “the media guy.”
STEP 05

Hosting something? Bring The Next Move to your room.

A dinner, a meetup, a workshop, a mastermind. Create your event, and you get a link and a QR code to share. Your guests do the rest.

Every event you host becomes a room people remember.

Preview of The Next Move. People shown are examples.

Every room is temporary. Your network isn’t.

This is the part that makes it different. You don’t join a giant directory of strangers. You only see the people in the rooms you actually walk into, and you keep only the ones you choose.

The event list

Everyone in this room, for this night.

Open before, during and for a week after, so you can meet people on purpose and follow up while it’s fresh. Then it closes.

My Network

The people you chose to keep.

From every room you’ve ever been in, all in one place. Search them by name, skill or what they offer, the moment you need them.

You already have apps for this. Sort of.

Not another feed. Not another group chat.

They’re great at what they do. They just weren’t built for the moment you walk into a room, and the people you want to keep from it.

LinkedInBuilt for your whole career.

Huge, public and full of strangers. Great for a résumé, hard when you just want to find the five people at tonight’s event.

Group chatsBuilt for conversations.

Names with no context, messages that get buried, and no way to find “the bookkeeper” two months later.

The Next MoveBuilt for the room you’re in, and the people you keep from it.

See who’s coming, know how you can help each other, save who matters, and find them again in seconds.

The rooms

I host one every month. You can host yours.

The Next Move started in Denver, in my own room. It works anywhere people gather with intention: a dinner, a meetup, a workshop, a mastermind, a conference breakout.

Monthly · Denver
The Next Move · Denver

Hosted by Meg Weatherman · Next date announced soon

A small room of founders, makers and women building something. Come with an idea, leave with people.

Request an invite
Your event here.

Bring The Next Move to a room you’re already hosting. It takes a few minutes:

  1. Tell us about your event. What it is, when and who it’s for.
  2. Get your link and QR code. Share it with your guests however you like.
  3. Your guests do the rest. They see who’s coming and keep who matters.
Host an event

Why it’s by invitation

Small rooms. The right people.

The Next Move isn’t an open directory, and that’s on purpose. Everyone comes in through a real room, invited by a real host. That’s what makes it feel safe, and what makes the connections worth keeping.

Everyone is there to build

Nobody is there to sell to you. People come with something they’re working on and something they can give.

Every person came through a room

No random strangers. When you see someone in your network, you’ve actually been in the same place.

People who say “I know someone”

The right introduction can save you months. In these rooms, people make them.

Get in the room

Your next move starts with one step.

Request an invite to the next Denver room, or tell me about the event you want to host. It takes about a minute, right here.

Graduating The First Move? You’re already in. Every woman who finishes my 6-week program gets an invitation. Learn about The First Move →

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All it takes is one conversation.

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