I got a request to write up a article on SoCon via the Skribit app in my sidebar. It was quickly voted up so you folks must want to know what went on. Truth be told, I did not spend a lot of time at SoCon. I went to the networking dinner on Friday night […]
Continue reading →Last night was the third Capital Connections event put on by the guys from Startup Lounge. Another great event. The only problem was that there were so many people there it was a bit crowded. But that is a good problem to have. Personally my only compliant is the constant ribbing I took for having […]
Continue reading →Lots of folks have asked what Tony leaving ATDC means for me. Not much really. I suppose I get to do more interesting activities. One of those is taking Tony’s place on the GRA/TAG Business Launch Competition Task Force. In this role Tino Mantellla has asked me to recruit a number of mentors to help […]
Continue reading →I am sitting with 80 people at the TAG/ATDC Entrepreneurs Society listening to Sandeep Agate of REACH Call talk about his business and how winning the 2006 GRA/TAG Business Launch Competition helped propel his company forward. Gregg Warren CEO of ATDC member company IVOX, the 2007 winner, is up next. This is a kickoff for […]
Continue reading →Guy Kawasaki pointed me to this quiz. I did better then him! I scored 45%. All you software entrepreneurial types give special attention to question 11. Good luck!
Continue reading →YnR is an informal forum and semi-regular meeting of Atlanta area entrepreneurs. The group is led by David Ratajczak, who from time to time sends out an email to the 250 or so people that he has amassed on a mailing list to come out for some good conversation and fun. David welcomes anyone with […]
Continue reading →After Atlanta Startup Weekend I needed some time to recharge. A nice break from the Internet in general and blogging in particular over a Thanksgiving holiday that I turned into a week’s vacation offered me a little time to reflect on the lessons from the undertaking. As a facilitator more than a task participant I have […]
Continue reading →Skribit is the product of Atlanta Startup Weekend. We “launched” at midnight and have already been TechCrunched and on Truemors. While I wished we were a little further along from a product development point of view, any press is good press. I led the effort to bring Startup Weekend to Atlanta and have been working […]
Continue reading →I first got to know Tony Stubblebine at SoCon07. Tony founded CrowdVine, a roll your own social network service. Like many founders, Tony has spent a lot of time thinking about the funding strategy for his company. Unlike many founders, Tony has bared his soul by writing a captivating article that is well worth the […]
Continue reading →I suppose I posted about the success of Toronto Startup Weekend a little too soon on the Atlanta Startup Weekend blog. Seems like a disagreement has broken out among the founders. Andrew Hyde, the founder of the Startup Weekend concept, was the first to bring this up. Seems like Andrew got a bit of a […]
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