HUSTLE Sydney, Australia Entrepreneur Networking Event
NOTE: The venue is an smart wear (no hoodies or tracksuits) over 18 venue, ID must be shown, Venue Management have the right to refuse entry even with a ticket if these rules are not followed.
HUSTLE Sydney, Australia Entrepreneur Networking - Pro Active Networking Events
HUSTLE Sydney's Most Action-Oriented Networking for Ambitious Founders & Entrepreneurs
Your next co-founder. Your first investor. Your biggest client.
They could all be at this event.
If you're building a business — or ready to start one — HUSTLE Sydney, Australia is where high-energy entrepreneurs connect, collaborate, and create real opportunities. No fluff. No awkward small talk. Just meaningful connections that move the needle.
Whether you're launching a startup, scaling a side hustle, or raising your first round, this is your chance to meet mentors, investors, future team members, and fellow go-getters who can help you accelerate faster.
Why You Should Come:
Perfect For:
Startup founders | Aspiring entrepreneurs | Solopreneurs | Side-hustlers | Freelancers | Investors | Innovators
This is NOT your average "handshake and hope" networking event.
We keep it fast-paced, inclusive, and founder-focused — with structured mingling to help you actually meet the right people.
It's FREE to attend — but space is limited and there is the expectation you buy a full priced drink at the bar.
Grab your ticket now before we sell out — again.
When: first Wednesday each month (except December), from 5pm
Where: The Occidental Hotel, 43 York Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Bring: Your business cards, your energy, and what you're working on
Don't just network. Make things happen.
Reserve Your Spot Now – Limited Tickets Left
Join Sydney's most proactive entrepreneurial community.
Your next breakthrough connection starts here.
About the venue: A pub and steakhouse rated 4.0 from around 1,465 reviews, open 10:30am to midnight every day, so timing is unconstrained. It is listed as an event venue. Reviewers describe a traditional city pub that draws a finance crowd on weekday evenings — which fits your audience — though several note it is busy and the upstairs rooms are basic. One review flags a strict ID policy, so attendees should carry identification.
Getting there: Wynyard station is a minute's walk — one of the busiest interchanges in the Sydney CBD, serving the North Shore line and the City Circle, with Barangaroo, Circular Quay and Martin Place all within walking distance. The airport is around fifteen minutes by train. Parking in this part of the CBD is expensive, so the train is the sensible arrival.