With a big pointer from Daniel Sims, I went to the SWAT Labs Facebook social app and created the graph below. Not quite as interesting as the LinkedIn graph of yesterday. My Facebook network is purposely more limted than that of LinkedIn. On the lower left are my high school friends and my family is right […]
Continue reading →So my friend Russell Jurney, who is an analytics architect at LinkedIn, sent me my LinkedIn social graph. It's pretty cool. According to Russell the colors represent clusters of well-connected people. Moving from lower left to upper right the clusters go something like this: Dark blue: Established Atlanta technology community Bondi blue: CipherTrust Green: Up […]
Continue reading →Every November since 2007 I have organized Atlanta Startup Weekend. After some deep thought on the matter I have decided to no longer led Atlanta Startup Weekend. The decision was both complex and difficult but it is the right thing to do. Atlanta Startup Weekend accomplished what I intended. It built a stronger technology startup […]
Continue reading →TiE Atlanta, along with the the Florida and Carolina TiE chapters, are hosting the TiE Entrepreneurial Summit (TES) 2010, July 16 – 17 at the Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel. The focus of TES 2010 is to educate and inspire entrepreneurs on the opportunities to build and sustain innovative companies. Toward this end TES will bring […]
Continue reading →It's funny the way the Internet works sometimes. Last Friday I uploaded a networking profile to Scrid in prep of this article. On Monday my friend Shannon Russo writes a great piece on why you need a networking plan in order to land a new position. My purpose for creating a sample networking profile is […]
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