Comments on: Upcoming Initiatives/Deadlines http://davidcrow.ca/article/1078/upcoming-initiativesdeadlines Commentary about high tech happenings in hogtown Tue, 07 Feb 2012 05:42:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Estelle Havva http://davidcrow.ca/article/1078/upcoming-initiativesdeadlines/comment-page-1#comment-350 Estelle Havva Sun, 16 Apr 2006 00:39:32 +0000 http://blog.davidcrow.ca/?p=588#comment-350 <p>Perhaps you have done it intentionally but you have turned off comments for that particular posting</p> <ul> <li>great idea to open up the invitation to anyone to join us at that ICT meeting on April 26th</li> <li>I would love to investigate the Ontario Media Development Corporation to see if the BarCamp/DemoCamp initiatives can get some funding for the Market & Festivals Program. I am also very interested in investigating the New Media Research Networks Fund provided by the Dept of Canadian Heritage Because of my passion for technology and my drive I have been successful in the past with TechnoCap in raising capital, to be successful with both these public funding initiatives I will need support and commitment from others, perhaps we can meet and discuss at your convenience</li> <li>For the New Media Research & Development Initiative I do not believe there is an opportunity here for BarCamp/Demo Camp, perhaps for the people who demo their product there is an opportunity</li> <li>You talk about the OCAD Beale Centre, I have a meeting with Alex Manu, the Director of the Beal Center for Strategic Creativity, the 2nd week of May</li> <li>I know Kate Hanley the President of Women in Film & Television, perhaps we can have a discussion on how we can leverage that relationship to the benefit of BarCamp/DemoCamp</li> <li>You mention lots of great organizations that would benefit the BarCamp/DemoCamp movement, I however just disagree with Toronto Board of Trade, I believe that organization and its members are not focused or niche enough, you have everyone there from hairdressers to plumber to travel agents, yes I agree it is always good to network with others, but I think there should be priorities and focus</li> </ul> <p>Regards,<br />Estelle</p> Perhaps you have done it intentionally but you have turned off comments for that particular posting

  • great idea to open up the invitation to anyone to join us at that ICT meeting on April 26th
  • I would love to investigate the Ontario Media Development Corporation to see if the BarCamp/DemoCamp initiatives can get some funding for the Market & Festivals Program. I am also very interested in investigating the New Media Research Networks Fund provided by the Dept of Canadian Heritage Because of my passion for technology and my drive I have been successful in the past with TechnoCap in raising capital, to be successful with both these public funding initiatives I will need support and commitment from others, perhaps we can meet and discuss at your convenience
  • For the New Media Research & Development Initiative I do not believe there is an opportunity here for BarCamp/Demo Camp, perhaps for the people who demo their product there is an opportunity
  • You talk about the OCAD Beale Centre, I have a meeting with Alex Manu, the Director of the Beal Center for Strategic Creativity, the 2nd week of May
  • I know Kate Hanley the President of Women in Film & Television, perhaps we can have a discussion on how we can leverage that relationship to the benefit of BarCamp/DemoCamp
  • You mention lots of great organizations that would benefit the BarCamp/DemoCamp movement, I however just disagree with Toronto Board of Trade, I believe that organization and its members are not focused or niche enough, you have everyone there from hairdressers to plumber to travel agents, yes I agree it is always good to network with others, but I think there should be priorities and focus

Regards,
Estelle

]]> By: Estelle Havva http://davidcrow.ca/article/1078/upcoming-initiativesdeadlines/comment-page-1#comment-10231 Estelle Havva Sat, 15 Apr 2006 17:39:00 +0000 http://blog.davidcrow.ca/?p=588#comment-10231 <p>Perhaps you have done it intentionally but you have turned off comments for that particular posting</p><br /> <ul><br /> <li>great idea to open up the invitation to anyone to join us at that ICT meeting on April 26th</li><br /> <li>I would love to investigate the Ontario Media Development Corporation to see if the BarCamp/DemoCamp initiatives can get some funding for the Market & Festivals Program. I am also very interested in investigating the New Media Research Networks Fund provided by the Dept of Canadian Heritage Because of my passion for technology and my drive I have been successful in the past with TechnoCap in raising capital, to be successful with both these public funding initiatives I will need support and commitment from others, perhaps we can meet and discuss at your convenience</li><br /> <li>For the New Media Research & Development Initiative I do not believe there is an opportunity here for BarCamp/Demo Camp, perhaps for the people who demo their product there is an opportunity</li><br /> <li>You talk about the OCAD Beale Centre, I have a meeting with Alex Manu, the Director of the Beal Center for Strategic Creativity, the 2nd week of May</li><br /> <li>I know Kate Hanley the President of Women in Film & Television, perhaps we can have a discussion on how we can leverage that relationship to the benefit of BarCamp/DemoCamp</li><br /> <li>You mention lots of great organizations that would benefit the BarCamp/DemoCamp movement, I however just disagree with Toronto Board of Trade, I believe that organization and its members are not focused or niche enough, you have everyone there from hairdressers to plumber to travel agents, yes I agree it is always good to network with others, but I think there should be priorities and focus</li><br /> </ul><br /> <p>Regards,<br />Estelle</p> <p>Perhaps you have done it intentionally but you have turned off comments for that particular posting</p><br />
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&lt;li&gt;great idea to open up the invitation to anyone to join us at that ICT meeting on April 26th&lt;/li&gt;<br />
&lt;li&gt;I would love to investigate the Ontario Media Development Corporation to see if the BarCamp/DemoCamp initiatives can get some funding for the Market & Festivals Program. I am also very interested in investigating the New Media Research Networks Fund provided by the Dept of Canadian Heritage Because of my passion for technology and my drive I have been successful in the past with TechnoCap in raising capital, to be successful with both these public funding initiatives I will need support and commitment from others, perhaps we can meet and discuss at your convenience&lt;/li&gt;<br />
&lt;li&gt;For the New Media Research & Development Initiative I do not believe there is an opportunity here for BarCamp/Demo Camp, perhaps for the people who demo their product there is an opportunity&lt;/li&gt;<br />
&lt;li&gt;You talk about the OCAD Beale Centre, I have a meeting with Alex Manu, the Director of the Beal Center for Strategic Creativity, the 2nd week of May&lt;/li&gt;<br />
&lt;li&gt;I know Kate Hanley the President of Women in Film & Television, perhaps we can have a discussion on how we can leverage that relationship to the benefit of BarCamp/DemoCamp&lt;/li&gt;<br />
&lt;li&gt;You mention lots of great organizations that would benefit the BarCamp/DemoCamp movement, I however just disagree with Toronto Board of Trade, I believe that organization and its members are not focused or niche enough, you have everyone there from hairdressers to plumber to travel agents, yes I agree it is always good to network with others, but I think there should be priorities and focus&lt;/li&gt;<br />
&lt;/ul&gt;<br />
<p>Regards,<br />Estelle</p>

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