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By Jennifer Cabala
If you have idea or side project and you want to turn it into a successful company, or if you want to learn more about startups because you are thinking about joining or starting one in the future, StartupDay will give you the tools you need to move forward. Regular prices for tickets end Friday and the conference will sell-out, so it’s time to get your ticket now.
You should register for StartupDay 2010 today because:
- You will learn from builders and doers — founders of hugely successful startups and some of the hottest companies of today like LinkedIn, SlideShare and Posterous
- You will learn about what’s important (and what’s not) as you build your company
- You will learn how to transition from a large company to a startup environment
- You will meet potential investors, mentors, attorneys or consultants in the Advisory Room. You will have the opportunity to have a free 15 minute one-on-one meeting with VC’s, angel investors, successful entrepreneurs, attorneys, accountants, marketing specialists and more
- You can mingle with other developers, founders and designers–maybe you’ll meet your next co-founder or partner
Bonus: You’ll get a copy of the Seattle Startup Guide 2010, with hundreds of resources for tech startups. You’ll eat a gourmet lunch, and you can have unlimited coffee and snacks.
You should not attend StartupDay if:
- Your startup idea is not in the technology space.
- You have already been the founder/CEO (full-time) of a startup for more than a year.
- You don’t think you’ll ever found or join a startup.
Tickets will sell out! Register today at www.startupday.com
