This Meetup repeats on the 3rd Tuesday of every month.
Five presenters this month take the stage for ten minutes each, five minutes to speak and five minutes to answer questions, followed by open announcements and community networking.
Gary Wong, RiskShooter - instant outlook of corporate financial health
Tom Crawford, VizChef - interactive iPad cookbook app
Adam Carver, Impact Card - green energy credit card rewards program
Keith Newton, I-Novae Studios - intergalactic game engine :-)
Tom Root, Maker Works - Ann Arbor's new TechShop competitor (affectionally known as the Zingerman's Make Shop ;-)
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Nancy Xiao announced a special discount code ($20 off of $35!) for a2newtech members attending http://um.startupweekend.org tomorrow: swa2newtech (does that mean a2newtech student members are free? :-)
Even if you can't join the entire weekend, stop by on Sunday for free drinks and the demo presentations!
“ Great reason to drive down form Pontiac to check out the NewTech group from Ann Arbor. Good experience to see trends for startup new technologies happening in the area. ”
“ Quite the interesting lineup of presenters yesterday! And some good networking afterwards... continues to be one of the best-spent hours of my month. ”
“ This was my first so wasn't sure what to expect. I did like the amount of information presented to the audience. Thanks for organizing these meetups! ”
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Nancy Xiao announced a special discount code ($20 off of $35!) for a2newtech members attending http://um.startupweekend.org tomorrow: swa2newtech (does that mean a2newtech student members are free? :-)
Even if you can't join the entire weekend, stop by on Sunday for free drinks and the demo presentations!
Video of 1/18/2011 A2NewTech Meetup is at http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/12101818
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We're re-scheduling Sam at Ghostly for a later date, and having Ann Arbor newcomer Keith Newton present his otherworldly game engine instead!
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