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Triangle microISV Group March Madness Meetup

Mar 25
Wed 7:00 PM
Location
Panera's Southpoint

6702 Fayetteville Rd
Durham, NC 27713

How to find us
"I'm the guy in the picture"

Estimated attendance
 10  people attended.
4.50 4.504

The third Triangle microISV Group meetup will be on Wednesday, March 25th at 7PM in the Panera at Southpoint Mall.

Basketball lovers rest easy - there is no men's tournament play scheduled for the 25th. Use your one free night of the week for something constructive. :)

The informal format has served us well the past two meetings. I'm not coming with any specific topics prepared, but feel free to bring up any questions or insights you've recently had. Have an idea and you're wondering if it's any good? Make sure to speak up!

Expect lots of chatting with other microISVers (or those wanting to take the leap) - you'll meet lots of friendly and like minded people.

BTW, sorry about the late scheduling of this meetup - I'm going to schedule April's right now (that'll teach me).

One last note - Meetup.com charges about $70 every six months for the ability to schedule these meetings here - our meetup will never require donations, but small donations are welcomed.

I'm looking forward to seeing everyone again (and new faces too) - see you all Wednesday!

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  • 10 attendees
    • “ Good, wide-ranging set of attendees from various backgrounds. It's interesting to hear where people are coming from as well as what they're thinking about. ”
    • “ I had a great time meeting everyone. There was quite a diverse crowd so we got to have some pretty interesting discussions. I think everyone got the knowledge they needed to become an overnight microISV success. :) ”
    • “ Great opportunity to talk business and tech. ”
    • “ Friendly people, good networking, interesting discussions. What more could one ask? ”