California dreaming
- October 29, 2014
- Joe
- entrepreneurship, Events
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MarketLink As we have mentioned earlier, we were invited to the MarketLink event in San Diego to show our solution to several companies. MarketLink is a great program that puts to talk directly companies with potential providers, with little red tape in between. From our part, we got a chance to visit San Diego several…
The ghost of being too early
- August 26, 2014
- Joe
- entrepreneurship, knowledge
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There’s a saying: Those who don’t know history are doomed to repeat it That’s a motto I try to follow, as such, history is something that I like and I always factor in an analysis. There’s also another quote that I factor in an analysis: Being early is the same as being wrong The previous,…
15 movies an entrepreneur should watch
- April 28, 2014
- Joe
- entrepreneurship
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On this blog we write about stuff, any stuff that we see fit. On this opportunity I’ll share some movies which I think a worth seeing from an entrepreneurial point of view. Some of them are true stories, some are fictional, some are funny. In any case, each movie might offer a lesson on: trying…
Round table with Canada’s Minister of Employment and Social Development
- December 9, 2013
- Joe
- entrepreneurship, Events
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Last week-end we had the opportunity to have a round table discussion with the Minister of Employment and Social Development and Minister for Multiculturalism of Canada, the Honourable Jason Kenney. The meeting was organized by Winston Chan and CYBF (Canadian Youth business Foundation). Context Lately on the western countries (Europe -except Germany- & North America)…
So you wanna be a startup…
- March 12, 2013
- Joe
- entrepreneurship, knowledge
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Some years ago Google released Google Docs, which was a free web version of the Office suite Microsoft offers. While Google Docs was certainly more limited than MS Office, it was functional enough to work with it, and (on top of all) sharing data and documents via Web was possible (MS Office didn’t allow that…
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