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By Jennifer Cabala
StartupDay 2010 is fast approaching with great speakers you rarely see in Seattle, such as co-founders of LinkedIn, Posterous, Twilio and SlideShare. At StartupDay 2010 entrepreneurs will be sharing their secrets to success in a step-by-step format that takes you from picking an idea to exit strategies and everything in between — all in a one-day all-inclusive conference.
But to get the best price on StartupDay 2010, you have to register now. Early bird prices end next Friday, August 20th. We also have just a few tickets left for people who want priority registration for our popular advisory room. In the advisory room you can have one-on-one meetings with attorneys, marketing specialists, angel investors, VCs, experienced entrepreneurs and more.
StartupDay will be Saturday, September 25th at the Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue (just 15 minutes from downtown Seattle). We believe the most inspiring speakers are people who’ve been there and done that. In that spirit all of our speakers have helped found or build companies including:
- Konstantin Guericke, Co-Founder of LinkedIn
- Garry Tan, Co-Founder of Posterous
- Jeff Lawson, Co-Founder and CEO of Twilio
- Rashmi Sinha, Co-Founder and CEO of SlideShare
- Jan Mikosovsky, Co-Founder and VP of User Experience of Cozi
- Dave McClure, Founder, Investor and Startup Advisor
- Hadi Partovi, Co-Founder of iLike
- Vivek Bhaskran, Founder and CEO of Survey Analytics
- Tony Wright, Founder of RescueTime
- Monica Harrington, Chief Marketing Officer at Intersect, ex-Picnik
- Keith Smith, Co-Founder and CEO of BigDoor Media
- Todd Hooper, Co-Founder of Napera Networks
- Ben Elowitz, Founder and CEO of WetPaint, ex-BlueNile
- And more!
StartupDay 2010 is the only conference in the U.S. that gives you the tools to help you build a successful startup from the ground up. If you want to be a better entrepreneur today, someday, or just want to be part of an entrepreneurial team, you won’t want to miss it!
This is going to be a great event. Save your spot at the early-bird rate before it’s too late:
Know a friend or co-worker who’s been talking about starting their own company but hasn’t pulled the trigger, or their startup has hit a bump in the road? Invite them to StartupDay 2010 using our tell-a-friend page. Better yet, bring them with you!
