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By: Scott

Scott — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 16:24:35 +0000

It was a great event, thanks for coming to Seattle. I agree about the need for more engaged collaboration than what typically happens at coffee meetings / local meetups. I’d gladly lend a couple hours a week of my time.

Here’s a thought, every week there are coffee meetings in Seattle. They are great for talking about what you do but outside of coffee but there should be “clubs” based on every critical component of building a business. And in order to “graduate” to the next group the members must approve it, by completion of milestones. I’d love to see an SEO group that will help a startup get traction and teach fundamentals. A partnership group that has sample docs that are first steps. Letter of intent leads to contract type of thing.

As people graduate from groups they become mentors of the new members because the ones who have just graduated will know how to teach it with it being fresh in their minds, and sharing the mistakes they made to help others avoid.

Obviously coffee shops aren’t ideal enviornments for this so each member pays $50 per month and all the money goes towards rent, utilities, etc. It’s something that would greatly increase the success of a startup by making sure they have things in order.