When I went to my first ideakick meeting in San Francisco, it was clear something special was happening. Startup-oriented attendees were mingling, brainstorming, and building relationships – and they were doing it collectively. Unlike other networking events, the meeting was purposefully small and emphasized building high quality relationships in a safe & collaborative environment.
When I asked STS if they thought we should give it a shot in Seattle, the response was overwhelming. Within a week, ideakickSEATTLE was born.
All we need now is you (be the first to hear about our next event):
- Got an Idea? If you want feedback on your fledgling idea, this is the place. From the smallest nugget to the prototype-ready, all ideas, as long as they haven’t been implemented, are welcome.
- Want an Idea? Do you have the skills to make miracles happen, but no idea to execute on? Meet people who need your help and build your collective vision together.
- Relationships Wanted. Networking is one thing, building relationships is another. Spend quality time helping a small group of peers – better to have 1 friend, than 10 acquaintances.
More info: What happens at an ideakick?