Thanks to John Lanza of Foley for presenting to a full house on 12/5/2011. VentureLab-Foley AIA overview 12-05-2011 View more presentations from pfreet
You’ve heard the ‘startups are like baseball’ analogy 100 times. Maybe 1,000 times. “How many of those companies would have had solid base hits exits if the venture investors had not been swinging for the fences?” “To be a premier venture capitalist, one must hit a home run.” “For every Google-type home run there are [...]
Description: For over a year now, Stephen Fleming has been loosely coordinating an open breakfast on Monday mornings. It typically consists of GT staff, some students (graduate and undergraduates), and local entrepreneurs. Roughly speaking, the crowd gathers between 7:30 and 8:30. There’s no agenda, no organization, just smart people gathering to eat breakfast, drink coffee, and talk about interesting topics.
Discussions range from startup financing to programming language wars to rocketry to anything else on our minds. Sometimes, only two or three people show up.
You can get a decent breakfast for three bucks, or a cup of Jittery Joe (which some people claim is better than Starbucks, and cheaper). Feel free to join us!
Description: Eat, drink and be mobile with your fellow ATL Mobile Technology startups. Even in the mobile startup world, it’s good to sit down face-to-face with your peers and discuss issues to get/give help to your fellow entrepreneurs.
There must be a significant mobile technology component in your business model to attend these meetings. Please absolutely no service providers. This is not a sales networking opportunity.
Hosted by 151 Locust founder and ATDC Executive in Residence, Ed Rieker.
4th Tuesday of every month at noon. If you register for the event we’ll provide you with a slice of pizza pie, drink and a napkin.
