Showing posts with label startup weekend. Show all posts
Showing posts with label startup weekend. Show all posts
Monday, July 26, 2010
What You Can Do Now For Startup Weekend Olympia
Startup Weekend Olympia is a sure thing. Saint Martin's University in Lacey, Washington is the location. Get on board, the train is moving.
Here's what you can do now:
1. More info on Startup Weekend here.
2. Sign up to attend here.
3. Info on being a sponsor here.
4. Join Olympia Startup Weekend Google group
Friday, July 16, 2010
Startup Weekend Olympia
October 15 - 17
@ Saint Martin's University, Lacey, Washington
Have you ever thought, “Man, someone should … ?” You know, those crazy brainstorms you have about starting a company that produces some sort of widget or a green and sustainable product, or maybe some cool idea popped in and you need a developer to program a website or iphone app.
Well, now’s your chance to bring all those wacky concepts to life! Startup Weekend Olympia’s theme is: “Bring Your Ideas!”
It’s called Startup Weekend and it’s coming to the Olympia area October 15-17 at Saint Martin’s University.
Imagine something like 100 people coming together on Friday afternoon and out of those 100 people, 30 of them have an intriguing thought that won’t leave them alone... (Get the info and sign up as a participant or a sponsor)
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Startup Weekend in Olympia
Olympia, Washington is an underground center for green, responsible, CREATIVE, technology. It's time to bring it above ground. Are you interested in attending a startup weekend in Olympia?
On the couch, a tiny dog buries his head into a blanket and shuts its eyes.
"Spanky's the only one who got to sleep," Martin says.
This group of nine entrepreneur hopefuls started less than two days ago with just an idea: an online planning and finance tool for small businesses called ProphetMargin. Now they have the website design, a business plan and a working database. And by the end of the evening, they'll have a formal mentor and a meeting planned with investors. Read on in The Olympian.
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creative,
green,
Olympia,
responsible technology,
startup weekend,
Washington
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