October 6, 2009 7:00 PM - 696 attended
October 2009 NY Tech Meetup
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Nate Westheimer
Hey everyone, here's the fantastic lineup we have for Tuesday night:
CloudContacts does your cards!
SetJam launches!
Postling makes your life easier!
Regroup does it all!
Tagnic is the bomb!
ChallengePost announces something big!
AnyClip won TC50, now wins your hearts!
Come hang out after the NY Tech Meetup at Gstaad (hosted by OMGICU).
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Paramendra Bhagat
The last one was super. http://technbiz.blogspot.com
Posted September 29, 2009 at 4:53 PM -
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Valerie Gurka
Looking forward! I'm also looking for startups to interview for UBATV so if you're interested, come find me during mingling time :)
Posted October 6, 2009 at 1:00 PM -
A former member
See you all there! Ask why I'm partnering with programmers and Wordpress Coders...
Jennifer Goodwin - CEO
www.thatJENgirl.comPosted October 6, 2009 at 4:28 PM
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RitalyMost presenters were not interesting, several outright wastes of time. Only the deputy mayor and the first presenter were up to par. Nate took way too much time.
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Bernie KahnSome great products, and enjoyed the lively energies. Nate did his usual superb job of organizing, and for a change got to present. Too bad the NYC folks didn't hang around to chat afterwards. Wish that the post-meeting gathering location had been displayed on screen.
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Wayne WuSome interesting presentations, though a few I had trouble seeing what the big deal was. Neat way to meet some cool people and companies, but much harder to do if they were not presenting. Just talking with our neighbor does not maximize the potential here, is there a way to foster more conversations? Even if it's contrived?
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Erik NygrenI had a good time, especially at the Gstaad afterwards where I got to meet a bunch of great entrepreneurs.
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Israel+1 guestPresentations were long and some disappointing; venue didn't have enough networking space; after-party was too noisy to talk
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Steven LehrburgerAnyClip and SetJam were cool, but I thought some of the others were less interesting/innovative in their respective spaces. The talk at the beginning about Big Apps was a bit long and dry, and not a good way to start the talks.
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Michael DudaWith all the momentum in past few weeks about NYC start up community, I would have love to seen all all-stars. Good lineup, but did not feel like creme de la creme. Also, would love more of a crowdsourcing environment where audience can participate.
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David LaBarI'm always inspired by the ideas and ambition out there. People in NYC really do follow their dreams.
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David SaintlothA few interesting things, Nate's anyclip has a lot of promise but intellectual property concerns loom. The so called business tool "regroup" didn't do much at all but postling has promise for a niche market. "Tagnic" has a completely indefensible business model as anyone can create a similar service in a few weeks using Twitters API, the business card processor also tries to address a niche but there are players in that space, little unique differentiation. All in all an ok set , nothing to draw any major oohs and ahh's ..maybe next month!
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Mattan IngramPeople need to write what they do or what they are looking for on their name-tags! This will make networking afterward a lot easier. Presenters were alright, but nothing with a major vision or catching core purpose. See everyone next time.
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Jeremy GerstleCompanies weren't all that interesting except for anyClip - which has more behind it than meets the eye, or so we were led to believe.
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Peyton SisePresentations were great - really interesting and efficiently presented -- never boring, good pace --I couldn't attend the networking after, so can't comment on that. Looking forward to the next....
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Martin RyanReally enjoyed the intro to setjam.com. The speaker engaged the audience from the get-go about something they cared about. The other demos were just feature/function/benefit which didn't compel interest as much, even though many of them were good products.
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Jon ThorntonThe venue / AV setup is fantastic. I'm getting pretty tired of hearing about startups that are focused on twitter. There has to be other interesting stuff out there, right?
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I don't even know what I am going to, and I STILL want to attend this meetup.. ;)