Sketchnotes: Startup Communities and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems

Posted on October 31st, 2012 by Sacha Chua
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This is from Brad Feld‘s talk last night on Startup Communities and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems at the Toronto Reference Library.

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Startup Communities and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems – Brad Feld

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I received a free ticket to attend the event. Thanks to Brad Feld, David Crow, William Mougayar, and the sponsors!

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