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Web 2.0 Business Meetup

May 2007 29

Tue 6:30 PM

Location: This location is no longer available

Estimated attendance: 135 people attended.
3.5015
Who organized?
Brett Petersel

WHEN:

Tuesday May 29th, 2007
6:30 - 9:00pm

WHERE:

Overlook
225 East 44th Street (bet. 2nd and 3rd Avenue)
New York, NY 10017
http://www.overlookny...

WHAT:

First, we would like to give an extended welcome to Howard Greenstein's Social Media Club, whose members will be joining us this month at our Meetup. Howard Greenstein will also speak about his club's forthcoming workshops and SMC schedule.

Second, we have a new location: Overlook. Located right outside of Grand Central Station, Outlook offers a great menu full of amazing food and drinks. You may visit them on the web at http://www.overlookny.... We will be holding our Meetup on the second floor of Overlook, where they've provided us with two large projector screens that we will be hooked up to.

Next, we have a few presentations for the evening that will begin promptly at 7:00pm followed by an evening of informal networking, food, and drinks. The following people/companies will be presenting:

1. Howard Greenstein
- Social Media Club
- http://www.socialmedi...

2. Christine Comaford-Lynch
- CEO, Mighty Ventures
- Book: Rules for Renegades
- http://www.mightyvent...

3. Josh Rand
- Desktop Two
- http://www.desktoptwo...
- http://www.computador...

4. Jonathan Vanasco
- Syndiclick (plus other Internet products)
- http://www.syndiclick...

Finally, we look forward to seeing you on Tuesday May 29th.

Cheers,

Brett | Organizer | Web 2.0 Meetup

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Who attended?

135 attendees
- BinkyM
  
  “ Microphones would have helped the presenters be heard (and it woulda made it easier on the listeners). Also, it wouldn't have killed us if the speakers had five more minutes each. Still, it was way better than most of th emeetups I've attended lately! ”
- Viktor Szathmary (+1 guest)
  
  “ Need to use microphones so that people can hear presenters :) ”
- Hugh Cullman
  
  “ Need a microphone and a space that allows the presenters a better chance to communicate both ways with the group. Site was too noisy for this. ”
- Allison
  
  “ Couldn't hear speakers. Bad venue for this kind of event. You need a microphone. Choose a conference room or auditorium like the Tech Meetups. My friend and I left early since it was a good concept, poor execution, and a waste of our time not being able to hear the speakers present. ”
- Ann Manby (+1 guest)
  
  “ It was really difficult to hear the presentations from the back of the deck. ”
- Kali
- Pete Meyers
- jon b
- Tarek. Ben (+1 guest)
- Federico Lara ViCaDi (+2 guests)
- mark lazen
- tracysheridan
- Bryant (+1 guest)
- Norm Shulman
- Owen Brunette
- Alex Shapiro
- Brian Van
- Adam Dinwiddie
- Yew
- Sean Pangia
- Michael
- Olaf Kreitz
- Jeff (+1 guest)
- Robin Haffner
- James Bruni
- Charlie O'Donnell **
- Julian Av
- Kimmie
- Toby
- christian borges
- Otis Gospodnetic
- Liz Camps
- Ricardo
- Paul
- Joshua Rand
- Richard Zboray
- Nigel Beck
- Abhi
- Brett Petersel
- Jack Sutter
- Roman Fichman Esq.
- Matthew Lederman
- Tony Hilton (+1 guest)
- Steve Eisenberg
- Valerie M. Russo
- Nathan Freitas
- Marvin Bzura
- Michael Salvatore
- Pepper Roukas
- Michael Margolis