From tertulia —
a standing table.

In the Spanish-speaking world, a tertulia is a salon that recurs — same table, same evening, people worth meeting, gathered on purpose. Nobody wonders if it’s real.

Professional networking lost that. Indexes filled with ghost events, dead links, rooms that were never worth the taxi. So we built a directory where a person checks every listing before you ever see it.

Today that means reading 44 sources and publishing only what survives — 757 events today. Most of what we look at does not make it, which is the point rather than an admission.

Tertulo is made by Virtual Power Networking, who run networking events themselves — and list rooms that compete with their own, because an index that quietly favoured its owner would not be worth using. The mark is our signature — here’s exactly how we press it.