TNEM™ is a curated networking platform designed to connect entrepreneurs, business owners, professionals, and industry experts within neighborhoods and industries. The platform encourages meaningful networking, knowledge sharing, and collaboration to support business growth and strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem.

TNEM stands for The Neighborhood Entrepreneur Meet™ — a community-driven initiative that connects entrepreneurs and professionals within local business ecosystems.

TNEM™ is an intellectual property created by Christopher Krishna Pereira, Founder & CEO of Occasionz Events, with the vision of building a trusted networking platform for entrepreneurs.

The vision of TNEM is to build a strong entrepreneur community where business owners connect, collaborate, share knowledge, and grow responsibly.

TNEM events are open to professionals actively engaged in business or professional activities, including:

• Entrepreneurs
• Startup founders
• MSME business owners
• Professionals and consultants
• Industry experts
• Corporate leaders

Yes. TNEM welcomes both experienced and emerging entrepreneurs. New entrepreneurs can benefit from networking, mentorship, and industry insights shared during the events.

TNEM primarily focuses on entrepreneurs and professionals. Students interested in entrepreneurship may attend selected editions if space permits.

A typical TNEM event includes:

• Participant introductions
• Structured networking sessions
• Expert speaker sessions
• Industry discussions
• Open networking interactions

The format is designed to create meaningful conversations and connections.

TNEM organizes several types of editions, each focusing on different networking and learning opportunities:

• Zone Launch Editions
• Industry-Specific Editions
• Special Knowledge Editions
• Corporate Connect Editions
• Annual Entrepreneur Summit

Most TNEM events are half-day events lasting approximately 4–6 hours, depending on the edition.

You can register through the official TNEM website by completing the registration form and submitting the applicable registration fee.

Some TNEM editions may require a registration fee to support event arrangements such as venue, logistics, and community activities. Fee details are mentioned on the specific event page.

Registration may include:

• Access to networking sessions
• Speaker sessions and discussions
• Event refreshments or meals
• Participation in the TNEM community ecosystem

Yes. After completing registration and payment, participants will receive an email confirmation, event details, and entry instructions or e-pass.

TNEM encourages entrepreneurs to introduce their businesses during networking sessions. However, aggressive sales or promotional activity is discouraged. The focus is on building relationships rather than direct selling.

Yes. TNEM encourages collaboration between entrepreneurs where appropriate. Participants should perform their own due diligence before entering into business agreements.

Participants may exchange contact details during networking sessions with mutual consent. TNEM does not distribute participant contact lists publicly to protect privacy.

Speakers are selected based on their expertise, industry experience, and ability to provide valuable insights to the entrepreneur community.

Yes. Professionals and entrepreneurs interested in speaking at TNEM may submit their details through the Speaker Application Form available on the website.

Speaker sessions may cover topics such as:

• Business growth strategies
• MSME compliance and policies
• Taxation and finance
• Startup funding
• Digital marketing and branding
• Leadership and entrepreneurship

Yes. Companies and institutions may collaborate with TNEM through various partnership opportunities.

Partnership opportunities may include:

• Event sponsorship
• Industry partnerships
• Media partnerships
• Venue partnerships
• Ecosystem collaborations

Organizations interested in sponsoring TNEM events may contact the TNEM team through the Partner With Us page on the website.

Yes. Entrepreneurs and professionals interested in contributing to the TNEM ecosystem may apply through the Join the TNEM Team page on the website.

Community roles may include:

• Community ambassadors
• Networking facilitators
• Partnership coordinators
• Event experience support
• Marketing and communication roles

Yes. Participants are expected to follow the TNEM Community Guidelines, which promote respectful and ethical networking.

The Code of Conduct outlines professional behavior expectations to ensure a respectful and productive environment for all participants.

Participant information is processed according to the TNEM Privacy Policy, ensuring responsible handling of personal data.

Refund policies may vary depending on the specific event edition. Participants should review the Refund & Cancellation Policy before registering.