Special Event!
"Startup Demo - Fall 2007"
Startup Demo is back by popular demand!
For years, the Venture Lab team has brought in outside speakers and industry leaders to share insight and wisdom with our attendees. During that time, we’ve been able to meet our attendees and marvel at the cool ideas and companies they are building. For our Startup Demo - Fall 2007, we’re turning the stage over to them, the entrepreneurs.
Our Startup Demo - Fall 2007 will feature 6 early stage startups from the Seattle area demonstrating their new products and services to the audience. The products vary from enterprise software, DVD style commentary, web communities, and a three dimensional printer.
If you’re interested in getting an early look at what could be the next big thing or you’re an entrepreneur that would like to see what your peers are up to, please join us at the Startup Demo - Fall 2007 event.
In addition to their demo, presenters will discuss:
· How they built the product
· How the team funded the product development & how long it took
· What outside resources were leveraged
· Why the company was created in the first place
A review panel including VC and Angel investors along with the press will select a “winner”. Judges include John Cook - PI; Eric Engleman - PSBJ; Nathan McDonald – Keiretsu Forum; Doug Strom - last June’s Demo event winner & Erik Anderson - WestRiver Capital.
Presenters:
2Bot
They are the creators of a 3D printer that turns ideas into physical objects.
Athleon Sport
They have created a private website for sports team to ease communication and off-season training.
Talking Letter
The inventors of the "Talking Letter" will showcase the combination of pictures and web cams.
Teach Street
In a short amount of time, Teach Street has created an "eBay of aspirational learning".
Doc Verse
They are the providers of a hosted solution combining a mailbox, fax machine, scanner, and file server.
Overcast Media
Their service, Overcastting, allows anyone to add DVD style audio commentary to TV shows, movies, and sporting events.