☕ FIGHT CLUB CDMX: Coffee, Chocolate & Art in Polanco 🎨

On June 7th, we swapped business cards for rich cacao, secret art corners, and deep conversations.

“Golden Brew” wasn’t just a walk through Polanco—it was a sensory journey. Between sips of tea and coffee, guests explored three hidden gems that blended flavor, visual storytelling, and connection. From the first hello in a tucked-away café to unexpected galleries and chocolaterías, the neighborhood revealed its more soulful side.

✨ What happened?

• We kicked off with warm drinks and intros in a hidden café.

• Then, in small curated groups, we wandered to 3 secret venues—each infused with art, culture, and delight.

• Finally, we let the conversations flow freely over more sips, snacks, and laughter.

No pitches, no pressure. Just good people, creative energy, and a different way to network in CDMX.

Stay curious. Stay caffeinated. Stay connected.

Nos acompaña Yana Immis, consultora educativa y una mujer con una trayectoria inspiradora. Nos cuenta sobre su vida en 10 países, desde Rusia hasta Japón, y por qué México ocupa un lugar especial en su corazón. Además, descubre cómo llegó a trabajar en Microsoft Irlanda, su evolución en marketing y consultoría estudiantil, ¡Y sus tips para aprovechar al máximo las oportunidades internacionales!

El 30 de mayo de 2025, cuatro integrantes de FIGHT CLUB CDMX, incluida su fundadora Yana Immis, fueron reconocidos como mentores del programa de emprendimiento de la Universidad Iberoamericana.

Durante el Encuentro del Club de Mentores IBERO, se destacó su compromiso en apoyar a nuevos emprendedores, compartiendo su experiencia en negocios, innovación e impacto social.

El CEAN presentó también nuevas iniciativas como Speed Mentoring y la Comunidad IBEROpreneurs, reafirmando su impulso al ecosistema emprendedor.

Recap: Mafia Game Night — A Social & Strategic Networking Experience in CDMX

On May 28, we hosted something a little different in Condesa: a cozy, high-energy night where about 60 founders, creatives, investors, and operators came together not just to network — but to play Mafia.

The setting felt more like a home gathering than a formal event. Drinks in hand, guests got to know each other through shared laughs, strategy, and a little deception. For many, it was their first time playing Mafia, but the rules were easy to pick up — and the competition got intense fast.

Dressed in business casual and vintage-inspired outfits, the crowd was sharp, witty, and full of good energy. There were no forced intros or awkward icebreakers — just real conversations, shared strategy, and a vibe that reminded everyone why networking doesn’t have to be boring.

If you missed it, don’t worry. Events like this are what Fight Club CDMX is all about: smart people, great energy, and unforgettable experiences in Mexico City.