Ultra Light Startups - Tech entrepreneurs, sharing techniques(ultralightstartups.com)
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Ultra Light Startups - Tech entrepreneurs, sharing techniques
http://ultralightstartups.com
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3 is unclear (I didn't watch the video). What does change have to do with the top?
I am Graham Lawlor, founder of Ultra Light Startups and organizer of the New York chapter (we are also in London and Boston now).
I just found this page via Google news alerts. I'm a huge fan of Y Combinator and everything they stand for - very much the same approach I had when starting Ultra Light. I'm thrilled that the YC community has found us. I'd love to hear more feedback and suggestions from anyone who has been to one of our events (or even if you haven't). If you'd like to reach out, send an email to info at ultralightstartups dot com.
PS. thanks wmeredith for catching my typo on the home page - I just fixed this.
Best regards, Graham.
I just found this page via Google news alerts. I'm a huge fan of Y Combinator and everything they stand for - very much the same approach I had when starting Ultra Light. I'm thrilled that the YC community has found us. I'd love to hear more feedback and suggestions from anyone who has been to one of our events (or even if you haven't). If you'd like to reach out, send an email to info at ultralightstartups dot com.
PS. thanks wmeredith for catching my typo on the home page - I just fixed this.
Best regards, Graham.
For the NY Entrepreneur Forum ULS events they have two ticket prices - $5 for those giving a one-minute pitch and $15 for no-pitch. I've only been to a couple of their events but I think this strategy played a part in keeping the proportion of actual entrepreneurs high.
I'd definitely recommend checking it out if you're at all interested.
I'd definitely recommend checking it out if you're at all interested.
You might want to kill that typo in your second line of text: "If this is of interested, please join us at our next event or in one of the online communities listed."(Assuming someone with access to the site will come here.)
I'm on a panel at this one in NYC soon
http://ultralightstartups.com/newyork/twitter-based-business...
To build a successful company you're in a race, but it's not a sprint.
It's an endurance race.