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.
A big thank you to our PSMIX7 event sponsor:
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As a thank you from us for being part of the POPSignal community we’re pleased to announce that AlwaysOn has graciously offered to host a limited number of members of the POPSignal community at Venture Summit East (Harvard Business School, June 21-23 2010)!
The agenda looks great with speakers like Eric Ries, Charlie Baker, Noam Wasserman, David Cancel, Rob Go, Dayna Grayson, Jeffrey Bussgang, Dharmesh Shah, Tony Tjan, Elon Boms…
Very limited number of complimentary tickets ($1250 value) are available on a first come, first served basis. Please complete this form with your basic contact information if you’re interested.
If you’re selected for a complimentary ticket you will be notified by the end of this week by email. Tickets are limited so please only fill out the form if you’re really interested and will attend if picked. Tickets are not transferrable, and preference will be given to those who have attended a PSMix event.
- Jay & Brian
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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.
A big thank you to our PSMIX6 event sponsor:
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This is the second of a 2-part series by guest-blogger Ariel Diaz, a Boston based entrepreneur and PopSignal Member, focusing on the key drivers and reasons for the recent surges in Boston’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, and how to keep it going. You can read Part 1 here, which talks about what has changed.
More important than what’s changing is to understand what is driving this recent acceleration in the entrepreneurial ecosystem. The under-pinnings for many of these changes have been around for a while, and like most “overnight successes”, this one is anything but. Here are my observations about why things are changing.
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The following is a guest post by Ariel Diaz, a Boston based entrepreneur and PopSignal member.
I have been a pretty active member in Boston’s entrepreneurial ecosystem over the past 3 and a half years. Throughout this time there has been a slow but steady growth in the infrastructure and support network for early stage companies. But over the past 3-6 months, I have seen a very strong acceleration in those trends. I was chatting with Tim Rowe about this, who’s been closely involved in this community far longer than I, and he found that the amount of activity and events over the past few months has been “deafening”.
That got me thinking about what’s been changing, the key drivers and the key players bringing about that change, and how to keep this going to continue strengthening the ecosystem. This is the first of a 2-part series, and will focus on what’s changing. The second part will discuss the key drivers and reasons for these changes, and how to keep it going.
