Frequently asked questions

Babes Net is a global community connecting women in tech and Web3 across chains and ecosystems. It was founded by Camilla and Florence to link communities that already existed instead of building another one on top of them. Members find friendships, job opportunities, and professional support through events and digital programming worldwide.

Babes Net was founded by Camilla and Florence, who kept crossing paths at conferences before meeting properly in Hong Kong. The community grew from there, with the first Babes Net key handed out in Buenos Aires and the first brunch held in Dubai.

No. Babes Net is for women in tech broadly, with a strong presence in Web3. It’s also open to women who want to upskill and learn about AI through the workshops, or who have an interest in tech or work adjacent to it. You don’t need existing crypto experience to join. All women are welcome.

Babes Net connects across chains and ecosystems instead of staying inside one. Most communities in this space are strong on their own but disconnected from each other. Babes Net links them.

No. Babes Net is built to support and connect existing communities, not replace them.

Fill out the membership form on the website. A team member will follow up with next steps.

Yes, membership is free.

No formal background is required. Babes Net welcomes women who are curious, working in the space, or looking to break into it.

Global. Babes Net operates through a chapter model with members and events across multiple countries and cities.

Babes Net has run events in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Manila, Kuala Lumpur, Seoul, Paris, Cannes, New York, Berlin, and Singapore, with more chapters launching regularly.

You get access to the community platform, event invitations, and digital programming including workshops and wellness sessions.

Brunches, meetups, and activations at major tech and Web3 conferences, plus city-based gatherings run independently by chapter leads.

Yes. Babes Net runs AI-focused workshops covering personal branding and marketing with AI, alongside sessions on career building, growth, and mindset. These are designed to help members upskill and stay ahead as the tools available to them change.

Yes. Through the Superteam Talent partnership, Babes Net facilitates candidate connections and runs job hunting and CV workshops for members. Babes Net members also include tech recruiters.

Yes. Members can lead a local chapter, help organize events, or contribute to digital programming.

Chapters are run by local leads. Each chapter operates under a lightweight agreement covering brand usage and splits.

Yes. Reach out through the website and the team will walk you through what’s involved in becoming a chapter lead.

Chapter leads organize local events under the Babes Net brand, following shared guidelines on sponsor scope, content, and consent for any branded activity.

Reach out through the partnerships form on the website with what you’re looking to achieve, and the team will put together a proposal.

Partnerships typically bundle community access, talent sourcing, content creation, and brand association, with tiered scope options depending on your goals. Babes Net also hosts and organizes co branded events with partners.

Yes. Babes Net has partnered with brands including Lululemon, Octant, LI.FI, Avalanche’s Team1, Rootstock Collective, and Solana Foundation’s Superteam, and has run activations at Consensus, Paris Blockchain Week, ETH Global, Token2049, and other major conferences.

All upcoming events are listed on the Babes Net Luma page and shared through the community platform.

Reach out through the contact form on the website, or message @babesnetxyz on socials directly.