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July 29th, 2010 | baltimore , business , design , economics , philosophy , software , trends My last couple of posts have been about finding technical cofounders, either at the start or over time. I think we all are frustrated with the constant barrage of networking events and the people who want to “be seen&# at them.
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Home Events Calendar Job Board Startup Resources Archives About Contact Interested in an Open-Data Contest in Baltimore? In Baltimore, I’d start by working at the Beehive coworking space , attending some Bmore on Rails events , searching for other technically-themed meetups , visiting the Node , and getting involved with Betascape.
I'm near baltimore, and very creative as yourself. I'd like to network with you and see where things go. October 16, 2010 5:27 AM Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) About Me Im an entrepreneur and programmer living in Baltimore, Maryland. I thought Heroku would be on your list.
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I’m hoping to speak later this year in Philly, for example, where I’ll likely be in November and/or December (also in Annapolis so maybe Washington DC and/or Baltimore?). I don’t really proactively ask often to speak at events but I’m always open to it provided it’s somewhere that I already need / want to be.
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My guess is that with market/business validation youd be much better able to network effectively with good introductions to potential co-founders, and without it, youd just be referred to networking events.) Youre right -- ppl are more willing to introduce you to others in their networks when they feel like it wont be a fools errand.
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