ok... is someone going to collate all this into a simple list..if not add
your details to the attached... happy for anyone to do something more
sophisticated however this list is not for external distribution.
Regarding other services that do this I personally am not interested in
complete strange
ok - I was under the impression that there was only the once off
annual $120 cost. Thanks for the details.
On 08/04/2009, at 7:52 PM, rgh@gmail.com wrote:
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> TiE claims to be the largest entrepreneur group in the world.
>
> In my opinion, the meetings are too dear. They are about $70 pe
Yeah, there are a lot of those out there, but personally, I'd rather
keep it to this community. More comfortable with the trust building in
here.
Rai
On Apr 9, 1:35 pm, Ryan Cross wrote:
> I've got a couch in Sydney (Randwick area) that I'm usually happy to share.
>
> For people who are serious
Hi All,
I have been following this group for some time, but felt that it was
time to introduce myself and start contributing.
My name is Rob James, and I have been involved in technology,
particularly start-ups for most of my career. My most recent role was
as CTO of Aegeon Corp, an Australian C
I've got a couch in Sydney (Randwick area) that I'm usually happy to share.
For people who are seriously interested in this, you should also consider
some of the publicly available directories/services for this -
http://couchsurfing.com, http://globalfreeloaders.com, http://airbnb.com,
http://hosp
guys ive got a spare room i can share out every now and then.. only catch is
i live in wentworthville... about 40 mins from the city ...
On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 10:52 AM, Jason_au80 wrote:
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> I've got a couch in Sydney (one that's quite suitable for sleeping on
> too), in Erskineville. Though p
I've got a couch in Sydney (one that's quite suitable for sleeping on
too), in Erskineville. Though perhaps not for the next month or so, as
I've just moved into a new share house, so I'll take some time to get
all friendly before having people staying in the house...
Jason
On Apr 9, 7:00 am, An
...and another sofa bed here in Canberra, 10 minutes walk from the ANU/city.
Cheers, Andrew
On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 9:25 PM, Craig Thomler wrote:
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> I'd be happy to offer a couch in Canberra - and potentially three
> beds, depending on timing.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Craig
>
> 0411 780 194
> >
>
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I'll be happy to offer a couch in NYC once i get settled in June,
On 07/04/2009, at 9:25 PM, Craig Thomler wrote:
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> I'd be happy to offer a couch in Canberra - and potentially three
> beds, depending on timing.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Craig
>
> 0411 780 194
> >
Kai Waldon
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Dear SBers,
I am organising a new CleanTech group called CleanTech Sydney.
The NSW government should kick in a few bucks to help, that is the
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Currently, the government giving away lots of money if you can claim
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TiE claims to be the largest entrepreneur group in the world.
In my opinion, the meetings are too dear. They are about $70 per
meeting.
On Apr 8, 7:31 pm, Andrew Rogers wrote:
> Geoff,
>
> By chance, I met with someone tonight that has participated in the TiE
> Sydney meetings, some of the
Geoff,
By chance, I met with someone tonight that has participated in the TiE
Sydney meetings, some of the feedback follows:
- Group size is typically 20-30 people.
- More similar to growth town than silicon beach in that participants
are typically from 1-10 year old businesses.
- useful ment
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