Launching Our Networking Event
Join the Arque Collective for a groundbreaking networking event exclusively for Muslim entrepreneurs and business owners. This inaugural conference is designed to economically empower Muslim communities through structured, high-impact networking. Be part of our mission to build the largest Muslim business network – connecting leaders, generating reliable referrals, and forging meaningful relationships that will propel your venture to new heights.
Why Attend?
In-person networking builds real trust and long-term business relationships. Almost every professional agrees that face-to-face connections lead to stronger, more durable partnerships. By attending Baking the P.I.E, you invest in your own growth and join a supportive, faith-aligned business community.
Here’s what you can expect:
Reliable Leads
Regularly receive high-quality referrals to boost your business growth. Similar structured networking chapters have generated over $1 million in referral business annually in New Zealand, illustrating the potential ROI for your venture.
Trusted Connections
Form meaningful relationships built on mutual trust and integrity. All attendees are like-minded Muslim professionals, ensuring a values-aligned environment where you can build partnerships with confidence.
Consistent Support
Gain continuous access to business advice and community-driven support. You’ll join a network that thrives on members helping each other succeed, echoing the Prophetic teaching: “Allah is helping the servant as long as the servant is helping his brother.” — Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
Whether you’re a startup founder, a seasoned business owner, or an aspiring entrepreneur, this event offers tangible benefits. Over 80% of professionals consider networking essential for career and business success, and this conference provides a premium platform to make those connections count.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Baking the P.I.E?
Baking the P.I.E is a dedicated Muslim business networking conference created to help entrepreneurs build strong relationships, generate reliable referrals, and grow through community-driven support. It is the inaugural event of the Arque Collective, focused on empowering Muslim professionals across New Zealand.
When and where is it held?
The conference will be held on April 18, 2026, in Auckland, New Zealand. The confirmed venue will be announced to everyone on the priority email list.
Who is this event for?
This event is designed for Muslim entrepreneurs, business owners, professionals, and aspiring founders. Whether you’re just starting out or already established, the networking format ensures you gain value.
Is it suitable for someone new to business?
Yes. The environment is designed to support founders at every stage. If you’re new, the structured sessions help you articulate your business needs and gain guidance from experienced entrepreneurs.
What makes it different from other networking events?
Baking the P.I.E is purpose-built for Muslim professionals, grounded in Islamic principles of integrity, collaboration, and mutual upliftment. It focuses on meaningful, structured networking rather than long lectures.
What benefits will I get from attending?
You can expect reliable referrals, trusted connections, consistent support, and access to a values-aligned business community. Many structured networking groups in NZ generate millions in referral business annually, demonstrating the potential impact for your venture.
What can I expect from the event?
The conference is designed around meaningful, high-impact networking. You’ll take part in structured networking rounds where every attendee gets equal time to introduce their business and share what support they’re looking for. Small-group breakout discussions will cover topics relevant to Muslim-led businesses, such as community-focused marketing, halal investing, and scaling with integrity. You’ll also hear short, inspiring success stories from selected entrepreneurs. A catered halal dinner is included, giving you space to continue conversations in a relaxed setting. The evening also features a mini expo of Muslim-owned businesses, offering opportunities to discover new products, services, and potential partnerships.
