OpenCoffee Club is, according to Saul Klein:
This is an attempt to establish recognized, open and regular meeting places where entrepreneurs can meet with investors (and anyone else who fancies coming along) in a totally informal setting.
Conor O’Neill has announced the start of an OpenCoffee Club in Cork.
The first Cork OpenCoffee Club will be in Luigi Malone’s on Emmet Place this coming Friday March 16th at 10am.
Hope to see you there.
The first of the speakers for the it@cork 2006 Business and Technology conference flew in last night.
Salim Ismail, founder and CEO of Confabb (coincidentally a conference aggregation site!), is taking a couple of days before the conference starts to drive around beautiful West Cork and Kerry.
Salim will be arriving back in Cork tomorrow evening in time for the blogger’s dinner which is on in Luigi Malone’s (don’t judge the restaurant by the website!) at 8pm.
The conference line-up is impressive (but then again, I would say that having sourced several of the speakers!) and I can’t wait to hear what the speakers have to say.
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