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Lessons from the Wizard of Oz for Startups and Small Businesses: Looking Bigger

Jun 2008 24
Tue 11:30 AM
Location
OTBC

15455 NW Greenbrier Pkwy
Suite 210
Beaverton, OR 97006
971-223-4660

Estimated attendance
 11  people attended.
3.50 3.502

Who organized?
Steve Morris

We invite you to RSVP here (so everyone can see who is coming) but please Register and pre-pay on the OTBC website

OTBC/SAO/OEN Lunch and Learn: Lessons from the Wizard of Oz for Startups and Small Businesses - Looking Bigger Than You Are

About the Program

Larger companies are more comfortable doing business with larger, established companies. So part of the challenge of being a startup or small business is learning how to look bigger, more credible, and more established than you are. At this Lunch and Learn, you'll get advice on how to look bigger than you are!

About the Presenter

David Kellerman is CEO of Northlake Software, and an Entrepreneur in Residence at OTBC.

This Lunch and Learn event is being presented jointly by OTBC, the OEN and the SAO .

Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Agenda:
11:30am - Noon: Networking
Noon - 1:15pm: Program
1:15pm - 1:45pm Networking

Event Location: OTBC (Directions)

Lunch provided
Registration $10.00 if pre-paid 24 hours in advance; otherwise $15 at the door
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Who attended?

  • 11 attendees
    • “ The speaker was almost too low key, not a lot of energy. I'm a independant contracter in a small business so looking for ways to grow my company. Most people there were computer related and I was out in left field by not even closely related to most of the conversation. ”
    • “ I appreciated that the speaker shared "all" of his information, even his moments of embarrassment. How else are we to learn on a radical curve unless we hear of the pitfalls to be avoided and the smooth trails already blazed. ”