Monthly Archives: July 2008

The Future of DC Tech Depends on Your Answers to this Survey

Prior to the Twin Tech Party (the Twin Tech II RSVP is here) I posted here on iStrategyLabs that I wanted people to start talking about creating a startup incubator in the heart of DC that will support entrepreneurs who are building the next iteration of the web. Low and behold, people came out of [...]
Posted in Community Development

Interactive Strategy Speaking Engagements & LIVE on Jonny's Partay VlogCast

I just left one of my favorite DC events, Media Future Now, which believes “media-centric businesses must be agile, innovative and future-focused”. In January, they hosted a panel on “Old and New: What they’re publishing and what they’re buying” with speakers from The Washington Post, Honda North America and Goddard Clausen. I spoke on The [...]
Posted in Digital Word of Mouth, Interactive Strategy

Twin Tech Recap and Future Events

Last night (7/17/08), iStrategyLabs hosted the Twin Tech Party with the Northern Virginia Technology Council and with the gracious support of our sponsors (see below). Everyone is very interested to learn what happened last night. Did you find a potential investor? Partner? Employee? Kindred spirit? Please comment on this post or if it’s something that [...]
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Sarah Lacy in DC and 400 RSVPs to Twin Tech

Six days ago, I announced the creation of the Twin Tech Party, whose purpose is to bring together what the Washington Post has called “Washington’s Twin Tech Towns”. 400 RSVPs later, we got a big party on our hands. Not only will The Northern Virginia Technology Council and their members be in attendance, but the [...]
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Invitation to the Twin Tech Party

As a reader/client/partner/friend/fan/etc of iStrategyLabs, you’re cordially invited to a very special event called the “Twin Tech Party”: (Attendance is free, sponsors are beloved and new ones are welcome)   It’s ‘very special’ because we’re going to bringing together what the Washington Post has called “Washington’s Twin Tech Towns”. You can read what the Post [...]
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