The Boulder Denver New Technology February Meetup

Feb '09 3 Tue 6:30 PM
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 324  people attended.
4.00 4.0057 (57 ratings)

Who organized?
Robert Reich

5 companies this month take the stage for 10 minutes each, 5 minutes to demo and 5 minutes to answer questions.

New Event:
We are spreading the New Tech love and introducing a second event each month. The new event will be held on the third Tuesday of each month in Denver. The first Denver event will be February 17 and I have a great group of presenters queuing up. If you are interested in attending you can register now.

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Event Sponsors:
Viawest (http://www.viawest.ne... )
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Silicon Flatirons (http://www.silicon-fl...)
The Silicon Flatirons Program of the University of Colorado is delighted to be associated with the Technology Meetup. Silicon Flatiron?s mission is to support local entrepreneurship in the technology sector, technology policy development and to raise Colorado?s profile as a technology hub. It holds an array of programs and conducts research projects as explained at our website at www.silicon-flatirons.org.

w3w3.com Talk Radio (http://w3w3.com...)
Colorado?s Voice of the Technology Community ? We link people and organizations to unique and valuable resources.

Holme Roberts & Owen LLP (http://www.hro.com...)
(HRO) is an international law firm with approximately 265 lawyers in nine offices in Arizona, California, Colorado, Utah, and Europe. The firm has a tradition of building lasting relationships with entrepreneurial pioneers, including those involved in complex business transactions, technology, and the environment.

Kendall Media Group (http://www.eventon.tv...)
Now, you can actually watch your kid's concerts, recitals, sporting events, birthday parties, etc. with both eyes as it's happening and then enjoy it again and again on your TV for decades after.

Cheers

Robert Reich
Founder, VP Product Me.dium

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  • Oz DiGennaro
    Oz DiGennaro

    The quality of the startup efforts just keeps getting better: mobile postcard transmission, surveys "now", innovative engineering design, professional coaching at low cost, new links between print and net. And of course, hearing from Brad Feld is always educational and inspirational. Entrepreneurs: Do it! And make it really good.

    Posted Feb 4, 2009 7:35 AM
  • julie ann storr
    julie ann storr

    Robert does a great job of hosting this event and keep presenters to time. I like the punch nature of the presentations - short and sharp. The sense of comaraderie was great, I like the Twitter feed and found it entertaining but also distracting at times which could be disrespectful to presenters (how do they feel about it?). Are we contributing to even more A.D.D with all that information overload and scattered attentions??? Despite the laughs...

    Posted Feb 3, 2009 11:46 PM
  • Larry Nelson
    Larry Nelson

    When you see the w3w3.com camera say, "Money!"

    Posted Jan 20, 2009 2:26 PM

Who attended?

  • 324 attendees
    •  I felt the mentored presentations were well done. I recommend you have all the presenters do the same. That is a big audience and it will sell the program all the better with some polish. I found Mr. Felts comments interesting and a good perspective. The twitter was funny for a while but went south. 
    •  Great meeting. Both the new technology presentations and the VC presentation were interesting, fun and entertaining. 
    •  Nice job Robert. As always, the bar of professionalism keeps rising. 
    •  very useful, entertaining, and worthwhile. 
    •  Everything was great. Met some wonderful connections and heard about interesting businesses... Just need a larger venue! 
    •  First time attendee. It was interesting. I enjoyed the companies presenting - and the Twitter comments were hilarious. 
    •  unfortunately I didn't stay for the meetup - i arrived right at 6:30 when it started, and the room was already overflowing. I decided to listen to introductions, then plan to come at least 30 minutes early for the next meetup. 
    •  Very pithy presentations by Brad Feld before and after, and the company presentations were also above average for this meeting. We may need to meet in the stadium. 
    •  Fantastic - I love the vibe, the humour, the intelligence, the technology, the presenters, the host (Robert) and most of all the sense of community and collaboration. One of the best groups I have joined - and I been a part of many! 
    •  Robert is the best timekeeper ever. He keeps what could be a long, drawn-out meeting evenly paced and lively. 
    •  Great to get Brad's perspective and ideas. The room had a good 'community' feel. I esp. liked the Boulder vs. Denver diss'ing ! 
    •  Robert, The talk by Brad Feld was the best part of the evening. It is VERY helpful to have time set aside for people like him to take questions. Other possible kinds of people to invite: CEOs for hire, Patent Attorneys, Financial wizards to speak about how much equity needs to be given up to angles, VC, etc. Thanks for organizing these meetings. Hal Segal 
    •  I was intimated with the amount of people staring at me tonight, thank you for taking it easy on me. 
    •  Was advised at 4:45 that a spot had opened up for a 6:30 meeting in Boulder, impossible to make from south Denver, thanks anways for the thought. 
    •  Awesome as always. Not sure if I like the Twitter feed up during presentations. At first it seemed to add to the community vibe, but then it seemed like a disrespectful distraction to the presenters. And some of the tweets were obnoxious creating a "look at the Twitter feed instead of the presenter because it's like a car crash you can't look away from" scenario. So I like the community aspect of it, but if I had worked hard on a presentation I wouldn't want to compete with a room full of tweeters trying to make the audience laugh during my presentation. It kind of feels like the audience being in an inside joke at times at the presenters expense. My two cents for what it's worth. I also can't figure out how people without laptops and a wifi code tweet in that room because my iPhone has never gotten service in that room. 
    •  Another crowded, fun, inspiring, impressive, and somewhat rowdy meetup, plus some Brad Feld overtime. 
    •  I thought the forum of the companies demonstration and a subject matter expert speaking after was a great mix for the meeting- which was my first. I was very happy with the experience and will tell others about the Denver meeting. 
    • sue
       Good group! Glad it's growing. Fun to see the competition between Boulder and Denver natives. 
    •  The best meetup I've been to! 
    •  Brad Feld was a very good addition to the meeting. 
    • Larry Nelson (+1 guest)
       As always...GREAT!!! 
    •  Very fun environment to hear about new ideas and technology. Good, positive energy from all those attending. Great format - I'm glad you stuck to the time limits for each presentation. 
    •  The content, moderation and presentations were all GREAT! Time keeping was excellent and unobtrusive. I really appreciated the group/community announcements at the beginning of the Meetup and would encourage expansion, perhaps through more formal use of time before/after Meetup proper. I found the realtime Twitter to be distracting from presentations and annoying (electronic upmanship) since it did not usually contribute to topic at hand, more background chatter and some of it quite juvenile. The "mentoring" program is clearly working - succinct and interesting presentations. 
    •  Fun atmosphere. The 10-minute format works very well - presentations are tight and not boring. Longer would not add any additional information. Too much drunk behaviour in the back - perhaps no beer? Twitter was fun in a way, but I think the anonymous comments can go bad too. All in all, I had a great time there. - Art 
    •  My first. Excellent turn-out. Great venue. Would recommend NOTposting the live twitter feed. Distracting. Thank you for doing this, Robert! Kudos to you for organizing and pulling this together. Can't wait for next week's in DENVER, er, uh, that plac far, far away from Boulder - thank god! 
    •  Robert has done a great job organizing the meetup. 
    •  I really like the part where you meet the people next to you. I think that that could go on for 2-3 min and be evan more benificial. 
    •  As a first-time attendee, I was blown away by the enthusiasm for this meet-up, as evidenced by the overflowing courtroom, the quality of the presentations and Q&A's, and the spirited Twittering on the side. 
    •  The only thing that was a detractor was the fact that I didn't have a seat. 
    •  way too many people! The room was rated for 255 or so and there were at least 350. 
    •  too crowded, but interesting presentations. 
    •  I thought it was great last night I diffently learn on the new technology but it was a lidrawn at the end there but other then that it was great. 
    • RJ
    • James Keppel (+2 guests)

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