A school books a speaker
A club or school organizes a virtual event with an entrepreneur, executive, investor, consultant, or another professional.
HOW IT WORKS
Host once.
Reach farther.
The school that organizes an event stays in control. BisBridge helps more Washington students enter the room.
The host shares the invite
The host provides BisBridge with the topic, date, speaker details, registration limit, and intended student audience.
Partner schools register
BisBridge shares the opportunity with participating schools. Each school registers a manageable number of students.
Everyone joins one room
Students attend the same moderated Zoom event, hear the speaker, and take part in questions.
The network gives back
Schools share feedback after the event and contribute their own speaker opportunities when they can.
PARTNER SCHOOL
Join the network.
Receive relevant event invitations, register students, share feedback, and offer an event back when your school has one.
Become a partner school →HOST CLUB
Share the room.
Keep ownership of your event while expanding the audience to a small number of students from partner schools.
Share an upcoming event →COMMON QUESTIONS
Does every event have to be open to the full network?
No. The host chooses whether to share an event and sets the number of outside attendees.
What types of speakers fit BisBridge?
Founders, executives, investors, consultants, and other business professionals whose experience can help high school students.
Who handles event logistics?
The host school owns the speaker relationship and runs the virtual event. BisBridge helps share event information with partner schools.
Can I join without hosting an event right away?
Yes. Tell us about your school or club through the join form. You can share an event when one is available.