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Startup Lessons Learned, San Francisco
Friday, April 23rd, 2010
Westin Market Street Hotel (50 3rd Street)
San Francisco, CA


Startup Lessons Learned is the first event designed to unite those interested in what it takes to succeed in building a lean startup. Thegoal for this event is to give practitioners and... [read more]

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Startup Lessons Learned, San Francisco
Friday, April 23rd, 2010
Westin Market Street Hotel (50 3rd Street)
San Francisco, CA


Startup Lessons Learned is the first event designed to unite those interested in what it takes to succeed in building a lean startup. Thegoal for this event is to give practitioners and students of the lean startup methodology the opportunity to hear insights from leaders in embracing and deploying the core principles of the lean startup methodology. The day-long event will feature a mix of panels and talks focused on the key challenges and issues that technical and market-facing people at startups need to understand in order to succeed in building successful lean startups.

Confirmed Speakers and Participating Mentors:

Eric Ries, The Lean Startup (@ericries)
Steve Blank (@sgblank)
Randy Komisar, Kleiner Perkins Caufiled & Byers
Andrew Chen, Futuristic Play (@andrew_chen)
David Weekly, PB Works (@dweekly)
Hiten Shah, KISSmetrics (@hnshah)
Cindy Alvarez, KISSmetrics (@cindyalvarez)
Ethan Bloch, Flowtown (@ebloch)
Timothy Fitz, IMVU (@TimohtyFitz)
Drew Houston, Dropbox (@drewhouston)
Ash Maruya, WiredReach (@ashmaurya)
Dave McClure (@davemcclure)
Sean Ellis (@seanellis)
Laura Klein
Damon Horowitz, Aardvark / Google
Max Ventilla, Aardvark / Google (@ventilla)
Brant Cooper (@brantcooper)
Clara Shih, Hearsay Labs (@clarashih)
Manuel Rosso (@manuelrosso)
Dan Martell, Flowtown (@danmartell)
Brett Durrett, IMVU
James Birchler, IMVU

We'll be announcing the formal agenda and plan for the event in the next few weeks.

This event is strictly limited to people on the front line of delivering products. As such, we are restricting admission to those who are start-up founders, employees engaged in customer or product development roles at companies that have graduated beyond the startup stage, or people at large companies looking to bring the lean startup methodology to their companies. Please do not register for this event if you do not fit the description above.

If you are a service provider, venture capitalist, or other supporter of the start-up ecosystem, please contact Charles Hudson (charles@charleshudson.net) or Eric Ries (eric@theleanstartup.com) about how you can get involved in this event.