The Art of the Start
by peterme
Doubtless many of the readers of this blog have looked at the world of startups and thought, “I bet I could do that.” And many probably stopped right there, not knowing where to begin.
That’s where Adaptive Path co-founder Jeffrey Veen, and Adaptive Path’s COO Bryan Mason come in. They’re putting together The Start Conference, a one-day event on August 7th in San Francisco dedicated to those who want to take their ideas and turn them into businesses.
There’s an amazing collection of presenters, you’ve got the blog publishing trifecta of Evan Williams, Matt Mullenweg, and Mena Trott, investors David Hornik and Dave McClure, and one of Adaptive Path’s favorite people, Lori McLeese, who assisted us with HR issues for years (until we hired the inestimable Jennifer, but that’s another story.)
The event is only $200 (they can’t expect your company to pay for a conference that encourages you to leave!), and takes place at the Cowell Theater in Fort Mason, right on the bay. Adaptive Path has long had a foot in the startup world, and we’re proud to be a sponsor.
This event will sell out, so sign up soon to guarantee entrance!
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