Get your discount on for SF New Tech Mobile on 7.13!
Act fast, as these tickets will go QUICK!
Get your discount on for SF New Tech Mobile on 7.13!
Act fast, as these tickets will go QUICK!
See what AT&T, Intrax, White Space Strategy, PROVECTUS-IT, Pitch ’11, NT Technology, Inc. I.s.d., EC studio, myGengo and others had to say last night on the 60 second soapbox! Reach out and touch someone!
Listings below …
Haj Matsukata
hmatsukata @intraxinc.com
Intrax
http://intraxinc.com
We are cultural exchange program, looking for companies/organizations who can host non-paid interns for the summer.
Greg Ruff
greg@whitespacestrategy.com
White Space Strategy
http://www.whitespacestrategy.com
Market Strategy Consulting, Funding Strategy, VC Pitches
Greg Ruff
glruffii @gmail.com
PROVECTUS-IT
http://WWW.PROVECTUS-IT.COM
OFFSHORE Development centers, Product R&D by top fliter staff. Mobilization Specialty
Duane Nason
duane @pitchevent.com
Pitch ’11
http://www.pitchevent.com
Pitch ’11 is an expo event for Startups taking place in San Francisco at AT&T Park, on September 8, 2011. Lots of startups, and lots of fun. Only $20 to attend!
Ryan Iwasaka
ryan @nttec.com
NT Technology, Inc. I.s.d.
http://Nttec.com/isd/
Providing FREE hosting solutions for victims of an earthquake. Contact us and we’ll do our best to help you, and your company come back!
Ashley Arnwine
ash @ecstudioinc.com
EC studio
http://www.chatwork.com
Come by our IT Nomikai. We hold them once a month in 10 cities in Japan. 🙂 http://www.it-nomikai.jp/
Yoshitomo Fujiwara
higewara @gmail.com
Looking for JOB
http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=51870659&trk=tab_pro
My name is Yoshi Fujiwara, MBA graduate at USF. I am looking for a job, mainly in Bay Area. My expertise is online marketing and advertising. Currently, My visa status is F-1, and OPT starting in July. Please take a look at my profile in LinkedIn, and If you feel matches to your company, send me a email. Thank you, Yoshi
Ryan McGrath
ryan @mygengo.com
myGengo
http://mygengo.com/
myGengo is a translation API startup based out of Tokyo, Japan that is always looking for great engineering talent!
Myles Weissleder
myles @sfnewtech.com
Private LTE lunch event with AT&T
https://sfnt.wufoo.com/forms/a-lte-lunch-with-att/
We’re working on scheduling a few private luncheons this summer with AT&T to discuss LTE and 4G development opportunities and challenges. Are you building apps for 4G? Do you see opportunity within the increased spectrum post AT&T/T-mobile merger? Click the link to tell us more and hopefully we can invite you to join the conversation.
I don’t want to believe that the tech industry is inescapably bound towards another dangerous bubble. I have been able to rationalize my denial with the idea that the Silicon Valley of the ’90’s is not the Silicon Valley now. We are smarter, more calculating, and led by veterans who know how to help nurture the sustainable growth of a global market.
Then I heard that among the panel of judges at Startup Weekend in Los Angeles were Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore.
FML.
The Wall Street Journal recently published an article on how modern Silicon Valley is starting to look a lot like 1999. While the tech industry is more mature than we were 12 years ago, it’s hard to deny that tech’s rise from the recession could very well turn into another unsustainable bubble.
An array of advice, in various form factors, from those who’ve learned what works and what doesn’t, were presented at the one day “Biz Tech Day†in San Francisco. Through tell-all presentations and panels with representatives from successful companies and venture firms, tips were doled out on lessons learned about success.
Bottom line: Create your own path, learn lessons from others, especially those who continually reinvented themselves until they found a path that led to success.
Forbes, Mashable, VentureBeat, TheNextWeb, Huffington Post, BusinessWeek, and more, you’ve heard of their editorial brands, but how often do you get to hear directly from these pros?
Enter Startup PR Summit 2010, a one day event where you get to meet, greet, and tweet about (not to mention learn from) the cream of the media crop, so to speak. If you’re one of many ventures these days trying to get by on a shoestring budget, this is a must do event at a can’t miss it price.
These veteran communicators will spend a day divulging tips to jumpstart your PR programs. Getting this impressive crew under one roof was the work of Marissa Louie, an entrepreneur and experienced writer herself.. Her reason? “Throughout my career as a startup entrepreneur, I’ve learned how difficult it is to draw media attention to a small startup, even if you are building the next big thing. Startup PR Summit 2010 is your chance to learn PR directly from the top brass in media – and avoid spending up to $12k per month on a PR firm with limited results.”
Regardless of what PR mode you’re in — stealth, startup or even been around the PR block a bit ~ this is an opportunity to gain insights from the very sources you’re looking to influence. You’ll hear: from proven writers who will share their experiences from being at the receiving end of the PR pitch, allowing them to openly share what speaks to them; what it takes to motivate them to write about your company, industry, idea or executive team; everything from how and when to pitch the press, to mistakes to avoid when telling your story. Even the nuances and techniques for dealing with bloggers versus journalists in the press.
With a $40 admission fee, it looks like you’ll get more than your money’s worth.
Just 7 days, the event on Oct. 16, at Atelier BNP Paribas, 2415 3rd Street, Suite 231, San Francisco, CA 94107.
Forbes, Mashable, VentureBeat, TheNextWeb, Huffington Post, BusinessWeek, and more, you’ve heard of their editorial brands, but how often do you get to hear directly from these pros?
Enter Startup PR Summit 2010, a one day event where you get to meet, greet, and tweet about (not to mention learn from) the cream of the media crop, so to speak. If you’re one of many ventures these days trying to get by on a shoestring budget, this is a must do event at a can’t miss it price.
These veteran communicators will spend a day divulging tips to jumpstart your PR programs. Getting this impressive crew under one roof was the work of Marissa Louie, an entrepreneur and experienced writer herself.. Her reason? “Throughout my career as a startup entrepreneur, I’ve learned how difficult it is to draw media attention to a small startup, even if you are building the next big thing. Startup PR Summit 2010 is your chance to learn PR directly from the top brass in media – and avoid spending up to $12k per month on a PR firm with limited results.”
Regardless of what PR mode you’re in — stealth, startup or even been around the PR block a bit ~ this is an opportunity to gain insights from the very sources you’re looking to influence. You’ll hear: from proven writers who will share their experiences from being at the receiving end of the PR pitch, allowing them to openly share what speaks to them; what it takes to motivate them to write about your company, industry, idea or executive team; everything from how and when to pitch the press, to mistakes to avoid when telling your story. Even the nuances and techniques for dealing with bloggers versus journalists in the press.
With a $40 admission fee, it looks like you’ll get more than your money’s worth.
Just 7 days, the event on Oct. 16, at Atelier BNP Paribas, 2415 3rd Street, Suite 231, San Francisco, CA 94107.