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Graham & Dunn Law Offices 2801 Alaskan Way, #300, Pier 70 98121 Seattle
Feb. 25, 2013, 6 p.m.
About this event
We have a special guest at this event. Derek Anderson, the founder of Startup Grind will be here to also talk with Marc and all of the guests. Don't miss meeting Derek, he has grown Startup Grind to 39 chapters across the globe and has a goal of 100 by the end of 2013.
Marc Nager (pronounced Naw-ger) is the CEO and co-director of Startup Weekend. Both a Swiss and US citizen, Marc has enjoyed an amazing 26 years enjoying the outdoors, pursuing seemingly risky endeavors, and following a multitude of career paths. With a degree in International Business from Chapman University in Southern California he left his MBA program after the first semester to pursue a new career path. Scratching his own itch to learn how to launch a startup, Marc found the opportunity to acquire Startup Weekend the for profit entity in order to turn it into a non-profit and then went on a mission to scale it around the world. Passionate and curious about the world of startups, Marc has found a way to help others pursue their ideas and dreams. Startup Weekend has landed him in over 40 cities around the world where he’s listened, observed, and helped over 450 of the earliest stage startups. Among others, his pursuits have caught the interest from the likes of Entrepreneur Magazine and Forbes.
We have a special guest at this event. Derek Anderson, the founder of Startup Grind will be here to also talk with Marc and all of the guests. Don't miss meeting Derek, he has grown Startup Grind to 39 chapters across the globe and has a goal of 100 by the end of 2013.
Marc Nager (pronounced Naw-ger) is the CEO and co-director of Startup Weekend. Both a Swiss and US citizen, Marc has enjoyed an amazing 26 years enjoying the outdoors, pursuing seemingly risky endeavors, and following a multitude of career paths. With a degree in International Business from Chapman University in Southern California he left his MBA program after the first semester to pursue a new career path. Scratching his own itch to learn how to launch a startup, Marc found the opportunity to acquire Startup Weekend the for profit entity in order to turn it into a non-profit and then went on a mission to scale it around the world. Passionate and curious about the world of startups, Marc has found a way to help others pursue their ideas and dreams. Startup Weekend has landed him in over 40 cities around the world where he’s listened, observed, and helped over 450 of the earliest stage startups. Among others, his pursuits have caught the interest from the likes of Entrepreneur Magazine and Forbes.
When
Feb. 25, 2013
6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Where
Graham & Dunn Law Offices 2801 Alaskan Way, #300, Pier 70 98121 Seattle
