Mike and I will be once again doing an on-location podcast at the upcoming annual showcase event put on by the ATDC. If you’re planning on attending, stop by and say hello! We’ll have a booth set up and will be recording throughout the day. Event logistics below – see you all there!

ATDC Annual Entrepreneurs Showcase – May 15, 2008

Join the innovators and business leaders driving Atlanta’s technology community at ATDC’s 2008 Entrepreneur Showcase. Meet 25+ ATDC members companies, their leadership teams, and celebrate the success of our 2008 graduates. This Annual Showcase attracts investors, serial entrepreneurs and is a must attend for anyone already tied into or trying to connect with Atlanta’s technology community.

Click here to learn more about the event.

The event formerly known as “Capital Connections”, and now simply referred to as “Capital Lounge” will be held on the evening of May 21st, 2008, from 5:30 to 9:30pm (location made available to you once you’ve been approved to attend). This should be another fantastic event, especially as we will be infusing a new wave of angel investors that are actively participating in our AngelLounge events. We’re expecting another raucous crowd.
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If you listened to our recent podcast on Cleantech Venture Capital with Dave Kirkpatrick (SJF Ventures), you no doubt realized that this space is hot. If you are a cleantech company here in Georgia, you’ll want to check out Cleantech Georgia 2008. There are some fast pitch opportunities, as well as a free showcase area for cleantech companies.
Cheers.

If you are an entrepreneur trying to sort out the good angels from the bad ones, don’t miss Stacy’s guest post over on my blog.

Cheers.
Scott

 

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My cohort Mike Blake took to the stage recently at the Technology Association of Georgia’s Entrepreneur Society and delivered one of the best presentations I’ve seen in a long time. The topic was “Early Stage Capital in Georgia”. And of course, the tape was rolling, and a slidecast of the presentation can be viewed/listened to by clicking on the slide image below. In my opinion, this is easily one of the most informative things we’ve ever published here.
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