On August 4th, 2009, we held the first-ever ThinkBalm Innovation Community immersive professional networking event. This video is a ThinkBalm Innovation Community work product. Hats off to the foll...
On August 4th, 2009, we held the first-ever ThinkBalm Innovation Community immersive professional networking event. This video is a ThinkBalm Innovation Community work product. Hats off to the following contributors: Jeff Barr for the location on one of Amazon.coms islands in the virtual world of Second Life; Jeff Barr and Joel Foner for footage and images; Keely Algiere for music; and Jonas Karlsson for the Poinkys Pods speed networking tool. A very special thanks to all the presenters: Bill Krebs, Christopher Bishop, Christopher Simpson, Claus Nehmzow, Florence Chan, Jeff Barr, Jeff Bush, John Westra, Michael Sarchet, Paul Zonca, Peter Mills, Randi Kopp, and Richard Hackathorn. The purpose of this professional networking event was to facilitate connections among Immersive Internet advocates, implementers and explorers. We designed the event to be fast-flowing and highly engaging. We held it during the middle of the workday eastern time. More than 70 people registered from all over the US as well as from Canada, the UK, France, Spain, and Hong Kong.
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