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Simmer

For EMBA graduates

Half the degree is the people. Don't let them fade.

You didn't go back to school for the diploma alone. Between residencies, group projects, and late nights before deadlines, you built a cohort of accomplished people who know you at your best and your most stretched. Half the value of the degree is the connections you've made.

You've probably already wondered how you're going to keep the vibe going once the program ends. Simmer turns that worry into a small daily habit: reach out to one person, remember what's going on with them, follow up when you said you would.

A cohort of classmates standing shoulder to shoulder in front of a chalkboard

The program did the scheduling for you

For two years, staying close took no effort. The residency calendar, the study group, and the cohort chat kept everyone in the same room. When the program ends, all of that structure ends with it.

Everyone returns to demanding jobs, families, and full calendars. Nobody means to drift. It happens one busy quarter at a time. Simmer gives your cohort a rhythm that outlasts the residencies.

Two friends clasping hands in congratulations outside a campus building

How Simmer keeps the cohort warm

Your whole cohort, in rotation
Classmates, professors, and the people you met along the way stay in one steady rotation, so nobody quietly slips off your radar.
Remember what's moving
The promotion in play, the venture getting funded, the family news. Quick notes mean every catch-up picks up mid-thread instead of starting over.
Built for a full calendar
One gentle nudge a day and a few minutes of your attention. Simmer fits between meetings, not instead of them.

How Simmer works

A small daily habit

You set the goal: reach out to one to five people a day. Easy to understand, hard to keep up on your own. Simmer holds you to it, a few minutes at a time.

iOS notification from Simmer reading: Give Sergio a reason to smile. We never really know what the people around us are going through. Sometimes just saying hello can make a huge difference.
Step 1

A gentle nudge

Each morning Simmer nudges you toward the goal you chose: follow through, follow up, or step up.

Simmer bio card for a contact named Daniel Higgins showing his photo and context tags: Corte Madera, CA, USA, Meridian Payments Team, and June.
Step 2

One person, with context

Open Simmer and it will remind you about someone from your contacts, context to jog your memory, suggested conversation starters, and topics you could reflect on.

Simmer bio card for a contact named Daniel Higgins showing his photo and context tags: Corte Madera, CA, USA, Meridian Payments Team, and June.
Simmer bio card for a contact named Jane Rivera showing a monthly cadence and context tags: Meridian Payments Team, Meridian Software, Staff Engineer, May, Portland, OR, and USA.
Step 3

Reach out, or skip

Decide to reach out to that person, or swipe to skip them for now and try someone else. It can be enough to just say, "Hi."

iOS notification from Simmer reading: Did you connect with Terry? What has Terry been up to?
Step 4

Pause and jot it down

After you connect, Simmer helps you remember to pause for a moment and capture notes, and set follow up topics with due dates.

iOS notification from Simmer reading: Time to get started. 1 more connection to hit your goal today.
Step 5

Reach your goal for the day

Keep going, connect or skip forward until you hit your outreach goal for the day.

Simmer goal celebration message with the Simmer flame reading: You met your goal today! See you tomorrow!
Step 6

Everyone stays close

Show up like this, one small touch at a time, and your whole network stays warm.

Keep the vibe going

The program ends. The people are yours for decades. Simmer is $49 a year, less than one dinner at residency, and it keeps the whole cohort warm.

Be there.