Event registration is open at startupweekendannarbor.eventbrite.com
The registration page will ask you to choose a general area of skill that you’re interested in. You are free to choose whatever you’d like to work on, and during the weekend, you’ll be free to explore different roles on the team(s) you’re working on. Think of the choice as an indication of general direction, not a declaration that locks you into a certain role. Pick what you would like to spend your weekend doing, not necessarily what you do for your day job.
3 responses so far ↓
1 ketul // Jun 3, 2008 at 10:37 am
Hey is there anybody participating in the Ann Arbor Startup Weekend. I don’t see any activity yet. I wanna join but am unsure due to the inactivity. If any body interested please speak up.
2 Laura // Jun 4, 2008 at 7:01 am
Hi Ketul!
We’ve gotten off to a bit of a slow start, but there is definitely activity (lining up sponsors as we speak!) and I’m really excited about getting everyone together. I’ve been working hard
I’ve had lots of commitments from people who have said they are coming but haven’t signed up yet - so if you’re in that camp, get yourself over to the sign-up page and do it now! http://startupweekendannarbor.eventbrite.com
3 Lisa Schlaf // Jun 4, 2008 at 8:40 am
I just heard about this event from a friend. Unfortunately this happens to be the only weekend I have a vacation planned.
I have some questions:
Do individuals come with a business idea? Does a business plan already have to exist?
When is the next one expected to be held?
What happens to the business dev activity after the weekend is over? Does is come back next time, is there a step 2, or are the individuals left on their own?
Thanks!!
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