Toronto?

[Neil McEvoy]

Hey folks

Any upcoming plans for a Toronto event? If not I'd like to organize
one.

I would like to add a twist, a 'venture bootcamp' program, where it's
like a software developer sprint, but the output is a business plan,
to be used for VC fund-raising etc.

Cheers, Neil.

[Dave Nielsen]

Hey Neil,

Your timing is excellent b/c CloudCamp Toronto is next week, Tues 26th!

http://cloudcamp.org/toronto

I think the 'venture' idea is great, but not a lot of time to execute.
Do still want to try?

Dave

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[Sam Charrington]

Actually there's one scheduled for next week:

http://cloudcamp.org/toronto/2010-10-26

Sam

[ne...@mcevoy.biz]

Awesome! I'll be there.

No problem, I'm sure I can organize some activities that could kick off
the ventures thread.

We ran a 'Canadian Cloud Roadmap' webinar last week (CanadaCloud.info)
that could provide some context for this. I de-composed the feds roadmap
into a Cloud taxonomy that entrepreneurs could populate...

Cheers, Neil.

[Jack Cheung]

I have a cloud computing architect in NYC with a financial client.  Very interesting work with 5 patents pending.  Anyone interested.  Full time role.  Anyone with interest email me for more details.

Jack Cheung
Norgate Technology
jch...@norgate.com

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