Nomads Meet Locals: Medellín Chamber of Commerce Launches Monthly Event to Connect Remote Workers and Local Innovators

• 🌎 Build real connections — Meet Medellín entrepreneurs, city officials, and other nomads working remotely just like you

• 🧠 Share ideas that matter — Give honest feedback on living and working here to help shape a better experience for everyone

• 📍 Get plugged in — Learn how to access local resources, business networks, and community initiatives that welcome foreigners

The Medellín Chamber of Commerce wants to meet you. They want to invite all of you down to one of their event to start getting to know local businesses and culture, also the potential to understand more about how to be part of the community at large.

This isn’t a boring conference. It’s a casual, monthly meetup designed to connect digital nomads with the people and institutions shaping the city. They're calling it NOMADS meet LOCALS.

If you’re working remotely from Medellín, this is a chance to:

• Ask questions
  City reps from tourism, business, investment, and innovation will be there. They can actually help you. Use them.

• Meet locals doing cool stuff
  Startups, small business owners, and community builders — all looking to connect.

• Share what’s working (or not)
  Your experience as a remote worker matters. Let them know what helps you stay here longer.

• Swap ideas with other nomads
  The laptop life isn’t always as easy as it looks. Talk with people who get it.
  

This event is hosted by the Chamber of Commerce, Nomadic and Kinn. They’re not trying to sell you anything. They just want to understand how digital nomads fit into the bigger Medellín picture, how we an all work together and how to make life better for all.

Spots are limited. Register here: https://shorturl.at/w6E5q

This will be happening at the Camara de Commercio building in Poblado - Cámara de Comercio Poblado, Carrera 43A # 16 sur 245. Medellín Chamber of Commerce (rooftop - 3rd floor) https://maps.app.goo.gl/qYzZgio9MkL8j6PJ7

Bring a friend. Or five. The more perspectives in the room, the better this whole project gets. Honestly, I applaud the Medellin Chamber of Commerce for putting this on.

Let’s stop floating past each other and start building something solid...together.