I've talked to several people locally about this very issue and enjoyed your post. Who believes in us, our ability to do great things, attract and retain the talent and collaborate to create innovations that help us live up to Forbes' claim that we are the up and coming #1 technology city? I feel strongly that we need to backcast Columbus' future. With a strong coalition of people who grab onto the vision and create mechanisms for it to happen, then we can achieve the bragging rights. I'd love to see more passionate people get involved like we are starting to see with Columbus TechLife, Tweetup, Social Media Cafe, and others. I appreciate your efforts to illustrate these ideas in any capacity.
Sandy Blanquera
D. Lambert
· 1 year ago
Thanks, Sandy. There's more energy in this space than I've ever seen in Columbus - pretty exciting stuff, and badly needed for Ohio's economy.
wyliemac
· 1 year ago
Check out the Columbus tracking page. Not all tech, but a lot of tech and social media twitterers are on there. http://twitter.zappos.com/Columbus.
If you're from Central Ohio, just ask me to be added. I'm @wyliemac on twitter.
D. Lambert
· 1 year ago
Excellent - thanks -I'd forgotten about that one.
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· 3 weeks ago
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http://microsoftstartupzone.com/Blogs/anand_iye...
Check out the itinerary: New York, Phoenix, Austin, LA, Silicon Valley. Coincidence? I think not. Come on, Columbus - let's get on the radar.
http://coitstartup.blogspot.com/2008/11/microso...
Congratulations, TechColumbus!
Sandy Blanquera
If you're from Central Ohio, just ask me to be added. I'm @wyliemac on twitter.