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Innovating at MeetInnovators |
MeetInnovators was used as an example at the Great Ideas Conference in Florida a week ago. David Gammel, a leading consultant to the associations market was talking about different associations being created on the internet, and we were one of his examples, along with a screenshot. I hadn’t really thought of MeetInnovators that way, so its nice to be recognized.
You can see more about the conference here:
http://www.greatideasconference.org/orlando/2007/attendee_home.cfm
And the full slides are here: http://www.slideshare.net/highcontext/innovation-technology-and-risk
If you sign up now, you’ll get the exact same content that previously sold for $1000 per month. It was a very profitable program with plenty of subscribers. I decided to make the content free so the site would get wider distribution.
In addition, if you join now we’ll send to your email immediately:
- Adrians “Secrets Of 8 Figure Dealmakers”
- Our “top 20 interviews” in one printable PDF
- New interviews as soon as they are published
- Our “top 20 interviews” in one printable PDF
- New interviews as soon as they are published
Current MeetInnovators members include:
- Jason Fried, CEO, 37 Signals
- Greg Tseng, CEO, Tagged
- Alfred Lin, COO, Zappos
- Joe Sugarman, Blublockers
- Gary Swart, CEO, Odesk
- Ian Schafer, CEO of Deep Focus
- Niuniu Ji, Owner of Intrepid Investments
- Keith Richman, CEO, Break.com
- James Hong, ex-hotornot.com
- PV Kannan, CEO, 247 Customer
- Frank Addante, CEO, Rubicon Project
- Tedd Johnson, The Tax Club
- Barry Judge, CMO, Best Buy
- Greg Tseng, CEO, Tagged
- Alfred Lin, COO, Zappos
- Joe Sugarman, Blublockers
- Gary Swart, CEO, Odesk
- Ian Schafer, CEO of Deep Focus
- Niuniu Ji, Owner of Intrepid Investments
- Keith Richman, CEO, Break.com
- James Hong, ex-hotornot.com
- PV Kannan, CEO, 247 Customer
- Frank Addante, CEO, Rubicon Project
- Tedd Johnson, The Tax Club
- Barry Judge, CMO, Best Buy
Please note: This is a real community with real people. We manually review each subscription and reject those with fake names/contact information, even if the email address is valid.
And, if you give your real postal address, we’ll send you something cool the next time we do a mailing.
