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A virtual networking platform has launched with the assistance of Twitter co-founderBizStone.

Available on iOS, Android, Mac and Windows, virtual HQ toolRoomkey.co allowsdigital communitiesto set up a community lounge for their team or host networking events and virtual meetups.

Organiserscan pick between a number of virtual roomsandorganiseunlimited events for free, inviting as many people as they’d like.

After cloningyourselfinto an avatar, you can host orjoinrooms for networking and discussions, meeting others.

FounderDon Stein,a first-time entrepreneur,lauded the contribution of Twitter and Medium founder Stone– who foundedRoomkeyinvestor Future Positive with Fred Blackford–overthe last six months to get the platform to launch.

“Bizis an All Star within entrepreneurship… he hasgreat access and support in the UK as he’s currently involved with Oxford,” said Stein.

In partnership with Future Positive,Roomkeyrecentlyco-hosted The Social EntrepreneurshipFestival 2021.

“Biz and I spoke fortwohours on the virtual stage over the course of Thursday and Friday, in a public setting within the Roomkey.co app,” continued Stein.

“The feeling of inspiration was just as strong in-person as with his avatar.”

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Stein pointed to Stone’s own story as evidence of the importance of networking in business success.

“Biz finds great people, and sticks with them for a long time, and his platforms allow others to do this as well,” he explained.

“All of his companies–Twitter, Medium, Jelly, and even his first one, Xanga–areabout helping people share ideas into a pool of collective intelligence. A virtual space where people come together to engage witheach others’ideas,and build bonds.”

He added: “The reason why Biz is so inspiring to myself, and to others, is because we all have that one passion we care about.The thing that we would do regardless of money, yet most of us have financial or psychological reasons why we are not pursuing our passion.

“Even while growing up on welfare, Biz found a way to do what he loves. Part-time, full-time, half-time, or just a little time, any time you can find to work on your passions is time well spent.”

Watch the video below of Stone discussinghow,as anine-year old, he would work mowing lawnsto help get his family off welfare– andcontinued to work various gigsforhis whole life.