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• Seattle University Entrepreneur Club

  29 November 2009
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• Table of contents:

  1. Featured Event: Search Convention
  2. Club Meeting
  3. Book Buy Back:
  4. Future Events:
  5. Looking for Help & Ideas
  6. Featured Event: Search Convention
  7. Club Meeting
  8. Book Buy Back:
  9. Future Events:
  10. Looking for Help & Ideas
  11. Featured Event: Search Convention
  12. Club Meeting
  13. Book Buy Back:
  14. Future Events:
  15. Looking for Help & Ideas

• 1. Featured Event: Search Convention

  What: Xconomy Forum: The Future of Search and Information Discovery
  When: Monday, November 30, 2009 from 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM (PT)
  Where: University of Washington Walker-Ames Room, Kane Hall 225 Seattle, WA Description:
  
  This Event was offered to us by Greg Huang from Xconomy, last weeks presenter.
  
  Xconomy’s latest forum brings together some of the world’s top experts in search and information discovery—from Microsoft, Google, the University of Washington, and other leading organizations—for an interactive discussion of these and other key questions about this crucial field, and what it all means for the future of innovation.
  
  To Learn more and Buy Tickets: http://xconomyforum15.eventbrite.com/
  
  Chris Ihler will be attending if you would like to go feel free to contact him.

• 2. Club Meeting

  What: Club Meeting with Speaker Bill Morton of SecondHalf.net
  When: Thursday 6pm
  Where: Pigott RM 110
  Topic: The Avalanche of Aging: Business opportunities in the "Next Society"
  
  Bio: Bill is a leading speaker, writer, and consultant to corporations and associations throughout the Pacific Northwest. His passion: the exploding opportunities made possible by this decade’s dramatic demographic shift.
  
  Bill was born in 1945 at the leading edge of the Baby Boom “power vector.” His special focuses are demographics, marketing, and envisioning original products and novel services for today and tomorrow’s Second Half consumers.

• 3. Book Buy Back:

  What: Don't get ripped off by the book store. Sell your books to UPS and support the Entrepreneurship Club.
  When: Till the end of December
  Where: UPS Store #2679 on 1425 Broadway
  Description: Buy books for cheeper and sell your books for more. Also mention the Entrepreneurship Club so we can raise some funds for the club.
  
  Please share this event with all of your friends!

• 4. Future Events:

  Entrepreneurship Club Expo
  Dream Business Make Over Project
  Invention to Venture in Portland Oregon
  Business Plan Competition Workshops
  Club wide Social and networking events
  Tour to Microsoft Surface Department
  
  More to Come!
  

• 5. Looking for Help & Ideas

  If you would like to help the club please respond to this help mail saying you would like to help
  
  Some of the things we need help with.
  
  1. Creating promotional items for the club.
  2. Booking Speakers, I will open up my rolodex to anyone willing to help!
  3. Creating the Newsletter and calendar updates.
  

• 6. Featured Event: Search Convention

  What: Xconomy Forum: The Future of Search and Information Discovery
  When: Monday, November 30, 2009 from 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM (PT)
  Where: University of Washington Walker-Ames Room, Kane Hall 225 Seattle, WA Description:
  
  This Event was offered to us by Greg Huang from Xconomy, last weeks presenter.
  
  Xconomy’s latest forum brings together some of the world’s top experts in search and information discovery—from Microsoft, Google, the University of Washington, and other leading organizations—for an interactive discussion of these and other key questions about this crucial field, and what it all means for the future of innovation.
  
  To Learn more and Buy Tickets: http://xconomyforum15.eventbrite.com/
  
  Chris Ihler will be attending if you would like to go feel free to contact him.

• 7. Club Meeting

  What: Club Meeting with Speaker Bill Morton of SecondHalf.net
  When: Thursday 6pm
  Where: Pigott RM 110
  Topic: The Avalanche of Aging: Business opportunities in the "Next Society"
  
  Bio: Bill is a leading speaker, writer, and consultant to corporations and associations throughout the Pacific Northwest. His passion: the exploding opportunities made possible by this decade’s dramatic demographic shift.
  
  Bill was born in 1945 at the leading edge of the Baby Boom “power vector.” His special focuses are demographics, marketing, and envisioning original products and novel services for today and tomorrow’s Second Half consumers.

• 8. Book Buy Back:

  What: Don't get ripped off by the book store. Sell your books to UPS and support the Entrepreneurship Club.
  When: Till the end of December
  Where: UPS Store #2679 on 1425 Broadway
  Description: Buy books for cheeper and sell your books for more. Also mention the Entrepreneurship Club so we can raise some funds for the club.
  
  Please share this event with all of your friends!

• 9. Future Events:

  Entrepreneurship Club Expo
  Dream Business Make Over Project
  Invention to Venture in Portland Oregon
  Business Plan Competition Workshops
  Club wide Social and networking events
  Tour to Microsoft Surface Department
  
  More to Come!
  

• 10. Looking for Help & Ideas

  If you would like to help the club please respond to this help mail saying you would like to help
  
  Some of the things we need help with.
  
  1. Creating promotional items for the club.
  2. Booking Speakers, I will open up my rolodex to anyone willing to help!
  3. Creating the Newsletter and calendar updates.
  

• 11. Featured Event: Search Convention

  What: Xconomy Forum: The Future of Search and Information Discovery
  When: Monday, November 30, 2009 from 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM (PT)
  Where: University of Washington Walker-Ames Room, Kane Hall 225 Seattle, WA Description:
  
  This Event was offered to us by Greg Huang from Xconomy, last weeks presenter.
  
  Xconomy’s latest forum brings together some of the world’s top experts in search and information discovery—from Microsoft, Google, the University of Washington, and other leading organizations—for an interactive discussion of these and other key questions about this crucial field, and what it all means for the future of innovation.
  
  To Learn more and Buy Tickets: http://xconomyforum15.eventbrite.com/
  
  Chris Ihler will be attending if you would like to go feel free to contact him.

• 12. Club Meeting

  What: Club Meeting with Speaker Bill Morton of SecondHalf.net
  When: Thursday 6pm
  Where: Pigott RM 110
  Topic: The Avalanche of Aging: Business opportunities in the "Next Society"
  
  Bio: Bill is a leading speaker, writer, and consultant to corporations and associations throughout the Pacific Northwest. His passion: the exploding opportunities made possible by this decade’s dramatic demographic shift.
  
  Bill was born in 1945 at the leading edge of the Baby Boom “power vector.” His special focuses are demographics, marketing, and envisioning original products and novel services for today and tomorrow’s Second Half consumers.

• 13. Book Buy Back:

  What: Don't get ripped off by the book store. Sell your books to UPS and support the Entrepreneurship Club.
  When: Till the end of December
  Where: UPS Store #2679 on 1425 Broadway
  Description: Buy books for cheeper and sell your books for more. Also mention the Entrepreneurship Club so we can raise some funds for the club.
  
  Please share this event with all of your friends!

• 14. Future Events:

  Entrepreneurship Club Expo
  Dream Business Make Over Project
  Invention to Venture in Portland Oregon
  Business Plan Competition Workshops
  Club wide Social and networking events
  Tour to Microsoft Surface Department
  
  More to Come!
  

• 15. Looking for Help & Ideas

  If you would like to help the club please respond to this help mail saying you would like to help
  
  Some of the things we need help with.
  
  1. Creating promotional items for the club.
  2. Booking Speakers, I will open up my rolodex to anyone willing to help!
  3. Creating the Newsletter and calendar updates.
  

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