OutPro Los Angeles LGBTQ Networking

Learn more about how to participate below. At OutPro, making new contacts and furthering connections with people you know is easy and enjoyable.

• Our events are full of people eager to meet other LGBTQ professionals. The usual barriers are lifted, making everyone more approachable.
• Color-coded badges help you identify people in your industry or ones where you have a need.
• Be sure to pocket a handful of business cards to exchange for later follow-up.
• Better yet, log in and use LinkedIn on your mobile to share your information digitally with people you meet.

Interact with our Community Partners by visiting their engagement table at the upcoming OutPro event.

For 30 years, APLA Health has been collecting toys through community toy drives and the Toy Box Party produced by Ryan Black. Each holiday season, we distribute hundreds of toys to our clients. Each toy donated goes to a client’s child, so do your part in giving a kid a happy holiday!

Please donate new un-giftwrapped toys for ages 0 - 16 and all genders at the Out Professionals event on December 2. For other ways to get involved, please contact Brian Sharp at YnNoYXJwIHwgYXBsYWhlYWx0aCAhIG9yZw==

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Dr. Guy Ringler from California Fertility Partners was one of the world’s first physicians to help gay men have babies through egg donation and surrogacy. He is committed to helping all members of the LGBTQ community fulfill their dreams of having children and building families.

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Government-issued

This is a 21+ event. A government-issued photo ID is required to enter the venue.

Various street parking options are available. Parking is also available at the Beverly Center for $1 per hour up to 4 hours, and $2 per hour thereafter. Rideshare is also strongly encouraged.

Dress code: Business professional, business casual, and smart casual are all acceptable. Please no shorts, no tank tops, no hats, etc.

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