Tag Archive: Tech Industry Conferences

AlwaysOn Summit at Stanford opens with review of M&A, IPO market

Tony Perkins, CEO of AlwaysOn, and TIm Miller, VP at 451 Group opened the AlwaysOn “Summit at Stanford” this evening with an overview of the current M&A and IPO market, and by reviewing the status of the AO 250 announced at last year’s conference.   We’ve recorded a 10-minute segment from the core of the [...]

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Startup Trek covers the 2009 AlwaysOn Venture Capital “Summit at Stanford” with Tony Perkins

Startup Trek will be at the Stanford Alumni Center next Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday this week for our second annual coverage of Tony Perkins’ Always On Venture Capital “Summit at Stanford” with Tony Perkins.  The conference features many promising tech startups, along with panel sessions and debates about key trends impacting venture capital funded startups, [...]

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Tech Startups Pitch Investors at 2009 “Launch Silicon Valley”

A good-sized crowd of 450 Angel investors, VC’s, entrepreneurs, and various stripes of business people attended today’s fourth annual “Launch Silicon Valley” in the conference center on Microsoft’s Mountain View, CA campus. As was the case last year, 30 tech startup companies were selected from almost 500 that applied to present.
Here is a 29-photo gallery [...]

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Henry Blodget’s “Startup 09″ entrepreneurship conference debuts at NYU

I am attending Henry’s “Startup 09″ conference in lower Manhattan today, and the first thing I’d like to report is that Alley Insider has done a fantastic job of orchestrating the debut of a first-rate, high level technology industry business conference.  Thanks to Henry Blodget (CEO of Business Insider, Julie Hansen (COO)  and the rest [...]

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The Networld + Interop (N+I) Trade Show rises from the ashes at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.

I spent Tuesday May 19 at the Mandalay Bay Conference Center in Las Vegas, attending the 4th annual “rise-from-the-ashes Networld + Interop (N+I) trade show.  I’m happy to report that after three somewhat false start years of getting this great annual computer networking industry tradition “rebooted”, N+I is now truly “back!”.
Once again, intelligent wirespeed switches [...]

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Web 2.0 Expo conference arrives in San Francisco (#W2E)

The Web 2.0 Expo made its way to San Francisco, CA March 31st through April 3rd. There was a lot of talk about the design of mobile applications, twitter vs google vs facebook vs linkedin, and much more!

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Two Year Outlook for Tech M&A and IPO

This AlwaysOn panel, moderated by Victor Boyajian, National Chair, Technology, Sonnenschein, examined the prospects for Tech M&A and IPO over the next two years.
The panelists were:

Lise Buyer, Principal, Class V Group
Paul Deninger, Vice Chairman, Jefferies & Co
Drew Guevara, Managing Director, Morgan Stanley
Jamie Montgomery, CEO, Montgomery & Co
Boyajian: What do [...]

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Tech Entrepreneurship Summit at Stanford opens

{mosimage}Tony Perkins opened the 2008 Summit at Stanford 6pm 7/22/08 with remarks about the economy, politics, and entrepreneurial environment.  KPMG presented their analysis of the AlwaysOn top 250 Companies, including information on tech M&A over the past few years.
Jack Dorsey from Twitter showed up to accept the award as selection as the #1 startup out [...]

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Entrepreneurial summit extraordinaire: The Summit at Stanford, put on by Always On

Tony Perkins of Red Herring Magazine fame, is putting on a conference for startups and vc’s like no other next week.
It’s called “Summit at Stanford “.  Google, Salesforce.com, Skype, YouTube, Blue Lithium and Quigo all presented in past years while they were still privately held startups.
We’ll be there door-to-door next week, attending every session and [...]

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Behind the scenes at NXTcomm 08 – largest telecommunications show in the US

Steve Bell at Nxtcom 08 Monday June 16 2008

I arrived a day early at the NXTcomm 2008 show , formerly known as Supercomm and now merged or operated in concert with several other telecom and wireless shows – including Infocomm, Broadband Wireless World, and Light Readings’ Wireless Conference – making it the largest telecom show [...]

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