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© 2026 | Unlabel | Zurich

Does "unlabel" mean there are no brands, companies or partners?

Quite the opposite.

 

We love bringing together organisations, founders, companies and partners from every industry.

 

unlabel isn't about removing company brands. It's about removing human labels.

Because before we're founders, executives, students or specialists... we're simply people.

And that's where every meaningful connection should begin.

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Get ready.
We're about to reinvent networking.

unlabel is coming – a new platform for real connection.

If you're tired of status games, small talks and rooms that don't feel like you belong – this is your place.

Curious | Genuine | Label-free

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Our 
Story

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Fiona | Tessa | Dani

A conversation with the founders

Why did you create unlabel?

The three of us kept finding ourselves saying the same thing: "Maybe we're just bad at networking." The more we talked about it, the more we realised that simply couldn't be true. We were actually really good at building relationships.

Each of us had built an incredible network over the years. We were surrounded by inspiring founders, executives, entrepreneurs, creatives, students and friends. We genuinely loved meeting people, bringing them together and creating meaningful connections.

 

So we asked ourselves:

If we're supposedly so bad at networking, how did we build these relationships in the first place?

Maybe we weren't bad at networking at all. Maybe we simply didn't feel at home in the kind of networking we had experienced.

Not because of the people. We met remarkable people everywhere we went.

It was often the setting. The unspoken rules. The expectation to introduce yourself through your job title, company or résumé before anyone got to know the person behind it.

That led us to one simple question:

What if people met as human beings first, and professionals second?

Not because titles or careers don't matter. They do. They just don't tell the whole story.

That simple question became unlabel.

A community for people who are curious enough to leave their labels at the door, meet the human first, and discover where a genuine conversation might lead.

What does unlabel stand for?

We believe too many opportunities begin behind closed doors. Our answer is simple: Leave your labels at the door.

We're conditioned to introduce ourselves with a title, a company or an achievement. We quickly decide who someone is - and often, whether they're worth talking to.

We wanted to challenge that. At unlabel, everyone starts from the same place. The best conversations are often the most unexpected. Because people are far more interesting than the labels they carry. Not their job title. Not their industry. Not their age. When those labels disappear, conversations become genuine, curiosity takes over and unexpected connections happen.

That's the community we're building.

Open-minded. Cross-generation. Human first.

What do you hope people take home?

We don't measure success by how many business cards are exchanged. We hope people leave with one conversation that changed their perspective. One person they would never have met otherwise. One unexpected idea. One reminder that meaningful connections often happen outside the circles we already know.

 

Because our ambition was never to create another networking event. It was to build a community where meaningful connections and new opportunities are open to everyone.

Does unlabel mean there are no brands, companies or partners?

Quite the opposite.

 

We love bringing together organisations, founders, companies and partners from every industry.

 

unlabel isn't about removing company brands. It's about removing human labels. Because before we're founders, executives, students or specialists... we're human beings.

And that's where every meaningful connection should begin.

© unlabel | 2026 | Zurich

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