Cord Community leaders program
Lead the community in your city or your topic.
We’re looking for people who bring together those who sell, invoice and get paid, to share what works in their country.
Cord communities are started by people who already handle quoting, invoicing and getting paid every day, and want to do it in good company. Each one is built around a city or a topic.
By city
Events in your city, in person or online, for people who sell and get paid there: Monterrey, Madrid, Bogotá or yours.
By topic
Events around a topic, wherever people are: e-invoicing, collections, automation or developers.
What’s included
- You host events in person or online, at the pace you choose.
- The Cord team helps you prepare each one.
- Your events are published in the calendar on this page.
Apply if you
- Enjoy bringing people together and leading a good conversation.
- Know people who sell, invoice or get paid in your city or topic.
- Want to share what works in your country with people just getting started.
How it works
You apply
Tell us who you are, your city or topic, and what you’d like to host.
The Cord team writes to you
We read your application and reply to the email you left.
You plan the first event together
You define the format, date and topic together.
It’s published in the community
Your event appears in the calendar and on your country’s page.
Frequently asked questions
No. They can be in person or online, and you host them at the pace you choose.
Yes. When you apply you choose your city and, if you want, a topic; a topic community brings together people from several cities.
You get an email confirming your application. The Cord team reads it and replies to that email to plan the first event with you.
Cord doesn’t store your application in its database: it reaches the team by email, and they use it only to reply to you.
Shall we start your community?
Tell us who you are and what you’d like to host; the Cord team will write to you to plan the first event together.
We received your application.
We’ll write to the email you left to plan the first event.