Topic: Startups
F5://Food
Measure and mix together: 1 cup of farmers ½ pound regional food distributors 2 tbsp chefs 1 cup food policy experts 1 dash of deep concern about making our regional bounty more accessible Stir in: 2 tbsp software developers ½ cup interactive designers 4 tbsp marketers 1 pound new media entrepreneurs Stir new media ingredients into agricultural mixture.
Local Projects Roundup: Round Two
December 10, 2012 at 7:30pm
Come join us for “Local Projects Roundup - Round Two,” a discussion about interesting local web projects, platforms, business, and techies. Online Community Engagement with Laura Churchill Duke Laura is the owner and operator of Valley Family Fun which is a website for families living in the Annapolis Valley. It includes resources, ideas, information and a calendar of family-friendly events. Started in January 2012, it has grown to include a Facebook and Twitter site to form a web-based network of over 6000 followers.
Local Projects Roundup: Round One
November 12, 2012 at 7:30pm
Come join us for Local Projects Roundup - Round One, a discussion about interesting local web projects, and initiatives supporting startups. HUB Kentville with Frances Schagen Calling all forward-thinking entrepreneurs, start ups, creatives, artists, freelancers, coders and non-profits. HUB Kentville is a membership-based coworking spaces where people share an address, resources, equipment and community. HarvestHand with Michael Caplan Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a member based model for food production and distribution that unites local communities with local farms.