Discover the power of your network

Your network is more than the people in your contact list. It includes classmates, colleagues, fellow volunteers, and members of the organizations you belong to. Soorse helps you discover those people and understand the shared context that could turn a name into a useful conversation.

Use your professional profile across communities, browse directories, and describe what you need to Ask Soorse. You can explore relevant experience, available mutual connections, and opportunities shared by your groups. Visibility and access settings determine what you can discover.

Whether you want to grow professionally, build a business, reconnect with classmates, or contribute your skills, start with the communities that matter to you. Follow events, participate in discussions, and build relationships at your own pace. You choose which opportunities to pursue and whom to contact.

What this can look like

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to represent an organization to join?

No. You can join as an individual and participate in communities according to their membership rules. You do not need to create or administer an organization.

Can I use one account across my communities?

Yes. One account and profile support multiple group memberships, subject to plan limits. Each group’s access rules and members’ visibility settings still apply.

Where should I start?

Complete your profile, join an organization you belong to, and explore its directory or next event. Try a focused question in Ask Soorse, review the results, and decide whom you would like to contact.

Related reading

• What Makes a Trusted Professional Network Different From LinkedIn

  On a network of a billion strangers, a connection means almost nothing. Here is what sets a trust-first professional network apart from LinkedIn — and why shared affiliation beats raw reach.

• Meet Ask Soorse AI: Find Your People. Build Your Team.

  Ask in your own words, find real people through your groups and connections, discover events and discussions, and build a team around your next big goal. Keep the conversation going and save your next steps in one place.