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		<title>BerlinWebWeek: GirlGeekDinner, Echtzeit and Zanox Summer Party</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 31 May 2009 18:22:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wednesday and Thursday evening of the BerlinWebWeek 2009 were a good occasion to meet new people and catch up on old acquaintences. Nicole Simon invited the GirlGeeks who were around to her GirlGeekDinner to CoffeeKarma in Friedrichshain and Alexander Hüsing from Deutsche Startups invited the movers and shakers of the web scene to his Echtzeit [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Wednesday and Thursday evening of the <a href="http://berlinwebweek.de/2009/03/26/berlinwebweek-mai-2009-2352009/" target="_blank">BerlinWebWeek 2009</a> were a good occasion to meet new people and catch up on old acquaintences. <a href="http://mit140zeichen.de/" target="_blank">Nicole Simon</a> invited the GirlGeeks who were around to her <a href="http://girlgeekdinner.de/" target="_blank">GirlGeekDinner</a> to CoffeeKarma in Friedrichshain and Alexander Hüsing from <a href="http://www.deutsche-startups.de/" target="_blank">Deutsche Startups</a> invited the movers and shakers of the web scene to his <a href="http://www.deutsche-startups.de/2009/05/28/fotogalerie-echtzeit-berlin-iii/" target="_blank">Echtzeit III</a> event at the <a href="http://blog.zanox.com/en/zanox/2008/05/23/zanox-gap-campus-opening/" target="_blank">zanox campus</a>. Both events were invitation only, at least for men.<br />
<img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-307" title="girlgeekdinner-berlin-banner" src="http://www.koelpin.de/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/girlgeekdinner-berlin-banner.png" alt="girlgeekdinner-berlin-banner" width="350" height="77" /><br />
Women are of course the target group of the <a href="http://berlinwebweek.de/2009/05/06/girl-geek-dinner-2752009/">GirlGeeKDinner</a>, so men to come along need to find a female companion, thankfully the website allows you to ask to be &#8220;adopted&#8221;. ..and the concept works, more than half ot the people were were women. The atmosphere was relaxed, one is encouraged to present ideas and projects. A student presented her idea to write about the History of the Push Button, something I really liked. Or was it the Button Push? I do not know, I just hope she finds partners to write with, and do it interactively, in some kind of portal, web site, as she suggested.<br />
<img src="http://www.koelpin.de/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/echtzeitberlin_logo-150x85.jpg" alt="echtzeitberlin_logo" title="echtzeitberlin_logo" width="150" height="85" class="alignleft size-thumbnail wp-image-312" /><a href="http://www.deutsche-startups.de/echtzeit/" target="_blank">Echtzeit</a> (Realtime) was invitation only for everybody, no matter which gender. Short presentations were followed by networking between a lot of entrepreneurs, founders and investors. This concept works as well in my opinion, the relatively small  event (under 200 people) allows you to find the people you want to talk to or get intros to new contacts. The businesslike atmosphere suits the <a href="http://berlinwebweek.de/2009/05/06/girl-geek-dinner-2752009/">event</a> and is nevertheless relaxed enough, no wonder, it&#8217;s all about the web.<br />
<img src="http://www.koelpin.de/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/zanox_logo_01-150x42.gif" alt="zanox_logo_01" title="zanox_logo_01" width="150" height="42" class="alignleft size-thumbnail wp-image-318" />A much bigger crowd gathered when zanox called for their <a href="http://blog.zanox.com/en/zanox/2009/05/26/warm-up-now-for-the-zanox-summer-party/">summer party</a> &#8211; I can only repeat estimats that roughly a thousand people met at <a href="http://www.spindlerklatt.de/">Spindler&#038;Klatt</a> on the other side (seen rom <a href="http://www.cbschmidt.de/369/inside-zanox-office-tour-im-berliner-headquarter/">zanox&#8217; offices</a>) of the river Spree. It was a great party, exhausted as I was from the <a href="http://berlinwebweek.de/2009/04/02/zanox-summer-party-2852009/">BerlinWebWeek</a> (it was the 5th day of conferences, barcamps, networking and parties) I left after midnight, the twitterstream tells me that the last people left when the sun was almost up&#8230; I would not have liked to miss anything of this and was happy that I could be part of it. A big thank you to all the organizers!</p>
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