PSMix Alumni events are aimed to bring together everyone who has previously attended a PSMix event. Keeping with the POPSignal spirit the setting will be informal with no agenda/speeches/presentations. And as always, there will be free flowing drinks, food, and high quality conversations!
A big thank you to Bain Capital Ventures and WilmerHale for making this event possible! They are sponsoring this event which means all those beers you drink and food you eat will be because of them:

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As you know, POPSignal Mix events are invitation-only, however participation is based on merit & peer recommendations. You may request an invite for yourself or for someone else for a future event via this form.
As always, it’s going to be a small group, good drinks, good food, and good conversations.
A big thank you to our PSMIX5 event sponsor:

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November 30th, 2009 · Events
A message & coupon from the folks that run Startup Weekend:

What: Startup Weekend Boston 2
When: December 4th – 6th
Where: Microsoft New England Research & Development Center (NERD)
Why: Come network, learn, share ideas, hear some great speakers, and spend the weekend not just talking but building. Startup Weekend will have some amazing speakers, mentors, and tons of amazing support that will be a tremendous value to any aspiring or veteran entrepreneur.
How Much: Tickets are $75 for the entire weekend including 7 meals and drinks. Only 75 spots available, and selling out fast! Register Now with code “popsignal” for 20% off!
For more information: http://boston.startupweekend.org/
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October 21st, 2009 · Startups
This post was originally posted by Rob on his blog, and cross-posted here.
Fall is upon us (although it feels like winter) and for Boston, that means a new wave of folks who are arriving here for studies or new career opportunities.
When I moved to Boston from Silicon Valley in 2005, I had a pretty sparse network of friends in the tech and entrepreneurship scene. I also found the tech community here a little disorganized and opaque, although I think that has been changing quite a bit in recent years.
Four years later, I think I have a much better idea of what’s going on, and I’m excited about it. But it took a while to figure out. So I thought I’d post a little to-do list for folks who want to get integrated into the local tech community and benefit from all it has to offer.
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October 15th, 2009 · Startups
Here is a list of co-working and shared office spaces that we have come across:
http://www.popsignal.com/resources/coworking/
Do let us know if we missed any!
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