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TechCafe Happy Hour @BlueBoxGroup
I must say that I am pretty excited to go check out the event on Friday – nearly sold out (10 spots left)… We have been planning this one for some time and can’t wait to see all the great people in the Seattle/Bellevue/Redmond tech community come out for Happy Hour. Last year was an awesome year for TechCafe events – so awesome we took a few months off from getting geeky with the best startups and technologists in the area – rest assured though we are back and planning a few awesome events. If you are interested in sponsoring or hosting one – let us know! First up is one of our personal favorites. Blue Box Group! We have been watching this team grow for a while now and it has … Read entire article »
Filed under: NW events, Seattle, seattlelunch20, Startups, TechCafe
What to do with your Seattle 2.0 Award
As many of you know, at last year’s Seattle 2.0 Awards I won an award for Seattle Lunch 2.0. I was a bit honored. I didn’t expect to win anything when I started making the event happen. I didn’t want all this in return when I decided more of Seattle’s tech community needed to meet each other and check out the digs of their fellow startupers. In short, I was unexpectedly suprised and proud when I won the Seattle 2.0 Award last year. I was so thankful to the community that I thought the award deserved a place in my home that was worthwhile of the honor. I immediately knew what to do with it… Yes, a place in my bed was the perfect location!! No? I beg to differ…. I try … Read entire article »
Filed under: Seattle
Thoughts on the Seattle Startup Ecosystem
Just realized that I never actually posted this from last November – good post though I recently spoke with Laura Rich from Fast Company about the local startup environment. She is doing a piece on startup ecosystems and has spoken with Fred Wilson, Jeff Bussgang, Brad Feld, Andy Sack, and is making her way around the country to find the things that are special in the growth of startup ecosystems. We talked about the changing startup environment in Seattle that has grown over the last decade. It was interesting to reflect on the role of Microsoft which has had a major presence in the area as well as our major university in town (UW) and how these have played different roles over time. Some thoughts that I left with her was that our community … Read entire article »
Filed under: Seattle






