I'll be moderating a free breakfast roundtable think tank for creative agency owners next weekend. If you are in the Boston area and want to spend a couple of hours talking shop with like-minded principals sign up and come join the conversation.
The event is kindly hosted by Tech Superpowers and joining me will be Jonathan Cleveland, principal of Cleveland Design and my co-author of our upcoming book Designing For The Greater Good.
There is no cost to attend and breakfast will be free too. We'll also give away some books and an iPod shuffle. Can this be any more attractive?...
Space is limited to 12 participants and we only have a couple of seats left.
Attracting, developing and maintaining your ideal clients
Saturday, May 16, 2009, 10AM-12PM
Tech Superpowers Digital Lounge
252 Newbury Street
Boston, MA 02116
Click here to reserve your seat.
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That sounds like such a great thing! Is it at all possible to come for the last hour? I have a weekly trainer's appointment just up the street on Boylston on Saturday mornings until 11, and I could come by as soon as it's done. I understand if it's not possible, but I'd love to make it.
Posted by: Dani Nordin | May 11, 2009 at 10:18 PM