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October 19, 2005
seattle mind camp, november 5-6
Posted by Liz Lawley
In the grand tradition of bar camp, web 2.01, and other creative, self-organizing tech events comes Seattle’s first Mind Camp. It will be held from noon on Saturday, November 5th through noon the following day.
Take a look at the sidebar to see the people already committed to being there—Chris Pirillo & Ponzi Indharasophang, Julie & Ted Leung, Beth Goza & Phil Torrone, Nancy White, Shelly Farnham…
(did you notice all the cool women on that list? w00t!)
Registration is open (and free), but the event is capped at 150—so act fast if you’re planning to attend.
See you there, I hope!
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1. Chris Messina on October 20, 2005 8:04 PM writes...
Fabulous. This is so excellent. We've now got Bar Camps coming up in NYC, Paris, DC(?) and Toronto. What a terrific time to be in open source.
Permalink to Comment2. Limo on October 26, 2005 1:07 PM writes...
I am glad to find this site
Permalink to Comment3. Robert Pena on November 1, 2006 7:58 AM writes...
nzepah
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