How it works
Early introductions here are picked by hand.
Say what you offer and what you need
One sentence each: an Offer and an Ask. Introductions are based on them.
A few introductions, each with a reason
Each week, a few people in Middle Georgia worth meeting, and why. “You need a CPA who knows SaaS. She is one.”
Yes before messages
Someone can send you a connection request with a short note. Ongoing messaging opens only after you accept.
Then you meet
Over coffee, on a private video call in Orbira, or at a small local gathering.
Founding Members
The first 100 confirmed members in Middle Georgia.
Who
The first 100 members in Middle Georgia who have confirmed a work or school email, or whose profile the Orbira team has reviewed.
What it means
A Founding Member mark on your profile. You were here when the chapter started.
What it doesn’t
More introductions, or better ones. Nothing on Orbira buys that, and being early doesn’t either.
How to help
Invite one or two people others would be glad to meet. That’s how a city fills with the right people.
Who it’s for
Anyone building a professional life here.
Help form the chapter
Chapters are started by the people in them.
City Organizers
Two or more members volunteer, sign the charter and get support from the Orbira team. It’s a volunteer role: organizers can’t charge members or use the role to prospect. How chapters work
Run a local group?
Chambers, coworking spaces and professional associations in Middle Georgia can offer Orbira to their members, free. Community partners
Hand it out
A one-page handout about Orbira Middle Georgia, with a QR code, for a front desk, a noticeboard or an event table. Download the PDF or print it.