Women 2.0 is going to SXSW March 12th through 16th, 2010! Find our booth #219 at SWSX 2010.

Are you a female Founder with a tech startup?

Let us know and we’d be happy to meet you and announce your attendance to our community. Send an email to foundrtickr@women2.org with your name, title, company, website, logo, and one-line company description. A select few female founders will be selected to be part of the Women 2.0 Founders to Watch at SWSW list.

We will be sharing a booth with a co-op of Women Techies United — The booth occupants include representatives from the Anita Borg Institute, Astia, DevChix, Digital Sistas, LinuxChix, NCWIT, She’s Geeky and Women Who Tech.

Events we are attending:

VC Reverse Pitch — Sold out event.

Piryxtopia 2010 — Women 2.0 is a partner for a fundraiser for Haiti with a live Haiti webcast, headlined by Green River Ordinance, and a special movie trailer!

Social Games Level Up! Beyond Farmville and World of Warcraft — Come meet Susan Wu, Founder, Ohai and previously at Charles River Ventures.

The SXSW Street Food Scavenger Hunt — Come meet FoodSpotting, a mobile startup founded by Alexa Andrzejewski from the Women 2.0 community and a “Jumpstart Your Startup” Alumni!

Microsoft BizSpark Accelerator at SXSW — Come meet Maria Ly, Founder of Skimble!

Allyson Kapin, Susan Mernit, Charlene Li, and Deborah Schultz are leading a session on “Bumpin Up: Has the Glass Ceiling Ever Smacked
You in the Butt?” — Join us on March 13th, 2010 at 11AM, Hilton E!

The Life Graph: You are your location — Come meet Clara Shih, Founder of Hearsay Labs and Author of FaceForce — or meet Clara at her book signing!

Final application deadlines for the The Founder Institute’s Spring 2010 Paris, Singapore / Asia Pacific, San Diego / Orange County, and Denver / Boulder semesters are approaching. The four-month entrepreneur training program is for both new and seasoned entrepreneurs, and focuses on harvesting people (rather than ideas). Through weekly sessions guided by renowned CEO mentors, the Founder Institute breeds disciplined founders ready to lead the next generation of high-tech companies. Sessions take place at night, so participants are not required to quit their day job or discontinue their studies. Anyone starting a technology company or thinking to become an entrepreneur is invited to apply:

• Apply to Paris! (Deadline to apply is Sunday, March 7th, 2010)
• Apply to Singapore / Southeast Asia! (Deadline to apply is Sunday, March 7th, 2010)
• Apply to San Diego / Orange County! (Deadline to apply is Friday, March 26th, 2010)
• Apply to Denver / Boulder! (Deadline to apply is Sunday, April 4th, 2010)

The Institute is run by founders for founders, providing a framework for successful entrepreneurs to share their experiences and to help. We’ve already lined up an impressive group of mentors for the Spring semesters, including Nolan Bushnell (Founder of Atari), Michael Robertson (Former CEO of MP3.com), Aaron Patzer (Founder and CEO of Mint.com), Phil Libin (CEO of Evernote), and many more.

If you can benefit from training and mentorship, please apply. For more information, click here or watch this informational video featuring the Institute’s Founder, Adeo Ressi.

In an entrepreneur’s world, you constantly sell your idea to VCs. Since some of the best tech startups go to SXSW, VCs are now pitching us. At SXSW, tier one VCs like Benchmark, Bessemer, Austin Ventures and GRP are either co-hosting or attending.

Our friend, Larry Chiang, who wrote the NY Times Bestseller, “What They Don’t Teach You at Stanford Business School” (and writes a BusinessWeek column with the same name) is throwing a Reverse VC Pitch party downtown on March 14th.

This isn’t an official SXSW event, so you don’t even need a badge to attend. This will be the first in a series of events that will take place in Seattle, LA, New York, Vancouver, etc. The first two waves of tickets are sold out. The last wave of tickets is available at a discount to women 2.0 readers, use the code “women20″ for an “IPO ticket” at here. If those tickets are gone, go to the secret site set up to clear tickets only for Women 2.0 members here. The location is a secret, but if you’re registered, you’ll get notification before the event. This invitation has all the details here.

If you’re looking for more entrepreneur-flavored events at SXSW, there’s a great schedule of events between March 11-17 here. They cost the general public $89 ($189 for VIP) but use the discount codes “22742261″ / “buster13″ to get the list for free.

Be part of Guidewire Group’s Innovate!2010 global competition to identify and promote up-and-coming technology and media startups. Guidewire Group is looking for early-stage companies that have what it takes to be named one of the world’s most promising startups.

The top 100 companies will be featured in a prestigious list known as the Innovate!100 – and the best of the best will receive a share of prizes valued at nearly $250,000. In addition, every startup that applies will receive promotional exposure and free training designed to improve their chances of success.

Participating startups will be evaluated using Guidewire Group’s proprietary G/Score assessment methodology, which is based on our team’s experience vetting more than 20,000 startups for DEMO and Guidewire Group. Finalists will then be invited to deliver rapid-fire pitches in front of a panel of expert judges and audience members at one of our Innovate!2010 Pitch Slams.

Innovate!2010 Pitch Slams have been scheduled in over a dozen European cities between March 1 and March 29, and additional events will be held in the United States in the coming months. There will also be an online evaluation process for finalists that are not able to attend in person.

A few of the cities and dates where Innovate!2010 Pitch Slams will be held include:

• Barcelona, Spain – March 1
• London, UK – March 3
• Paris, France – March 4
• Dublin, Ireland – March 8
• Milan, Italy – March 10
• Tel Aviv, Israel – March 15
• Berlin, Germany – March 17

Additional dates and deadlines can be found on the Innovate!2010 application form.

We’re also looking for qualified individuals who are interested in volunteering to judge one or more of the Pitch Slams, and registration is open if you’d like to sign up to attend a Pitch Slam so you can meet and mingle with the finalists. More information available here.

Will you be at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona? Follow Shaherose Charania’s plancast to see where you can find Women 2.0 while at the congress.

Find Women 2.0 and Ellas 2.0 in Barcelona at:
- Mobile Sunday (Sunday, February 14th, 2010)
- Mobile Premier Awards (Monday, February 15th, 2010) Honoring the Winners for Best Female Entrepreneur in Mobile
- Mobile World Congress (Monday, February 15th through 18th, 2010)

Here is the final program of this years’ Mobile Premier Awards which is coming up this Monday, February 15th, 2010 in Spain. Besides the classic MPA in Innovation live 3-minute pitches, this year the awards will announce the winners of the other awards in collaboration with partners like Women 2.0.

For this year’s event, the keynote presentation is on the story of Admob. The event host will be Mark Palmer, Founder of Maverick Planet Ltd. Check the jury that will choose the winners among the 20 finalists. So what are you waiting for? Book your seat now!

Ideas are a dime a dozen, and we know talk is cheap. Execution makes you money. So how do you know which startup idea to focus on for success?

Join Women 2.0 for a two-day workshop on Saturday, February 6th, 2010 and Sunday, February 7th, 2010 in Microsoft’s San Francisco office. The “Will It Launch?” workshop will be led by serial entrepreneurs David Weekly (Founder & CEO, PBworks) and Poornima Vijayashanker (Founding Engineer, Mint) who will deploy a battle plan to quickly assess and iterate on startup ideas. We will also be working on perfecting that startup pitch so you leave the workshop armed and ready to find co-founders, customers, investors, volunteers, the like-minded — anyone who will help you launch and or buy your product.

Who should attend:
Future startup founders with ideas, or existing startup founders with ideas already in alpha or beta stage across web, mobile, cleantech or biotech.

You should attend if you:
- Have one idea, but not sure if it’s up to snuff?
- Have so many ideas and not sure which to focus on?
- Have zero ideas but want to learn a methodology for evaluating future ideas?

What to expect:
- A supportive, interactive, and overall collaborative working environment;
- Potential co-founders, like-minded people, future customers;
- Leadership by successful serial entrepreneurs;
- Refining your pitch and practicing presenting it to a large audience;
- Job announcements, volunteer recruitment, team building, and much more…

Not in San Francisco? Tune into the live stream of the workshop here.

Schedule:

Saturday, February 6th, 2010
9:00am — Breakfast
9:30am — Welcome by Women 2.0 & Introductions
9:45am — Microsoft BizSpark Speaker
10:00am — Introductory Improv Session
11:00am — Ideas, ideas, ideas, what to do (with David Weekly and Poornima)
1:00pm — Lunch
2:00pm — “Will It Launch?” Workshop (with David Weekly and Poornima Vijayashanker)
4:30pm — PayPal Speaker
4:45pm — Apigee Demo
5:00pm — Social Drinks

Sunday, February 7th, 2010
10:00am — “Will It Launch” Co-Working
12:00pm — Snacks & Drinks
1:00pm — Open Office Hours
Meet with: Betty Kayton, Jorge Calderon, Poornima Vijayashanker, and Saad Khan
2:00pm — Improv Session
3:00pm — Elevator Pitches
Judging and advice from Betty Kayton, Dave Mcclure, David Ulevitch, and Rashmi Sinha
5:00pm — Closing Remarks

Speaker Bios:

A Boston native and son of a MIT engineer, David Weekly has been programming since he was five and has coded for MIT, Harvard, Stanford, There.com, atWeb, and Legato. David wrote the first layman’s description of MP3 in early 1997 and graduated in 2000 with a BS in Computer Science from Stanford, where he was a President Scholar and a finalist in the ACM International Programming Competition. David started the company that became PBwiki (now PBworks) in 2003, along the way creating SingleStat.us and IMSmarter. David is a Founding Director of Hacker Dojo, a non-profit 501(c)(6) community center aimed at providing programmers in the SF Bay Area a place to collaborate and innovate. This largely came out of David’s efforts as the co-founder of SuperHappyDevHouse, a monthly hackathon whose 33+ Saturday gatherings of 100-400 programmers have produced many projects, companies, and friendships. David was also the founder of the California Community Colocation Project, which provided free colocation services to over 130 non-profits and after merging with the Online Policy Group successfully sued Diebold Election Systems in Federal Court (see OPG v. Diebold). Most recently, David became a mentor at i/o Ventures.

Poornima Vijayashanker graduated from Duke University with a double degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science. After graduating she headed out to Silicon Valley, where she first worked for Synopsys as an R&D Engineer, and started working towards a Masters in CS at Stanford. She left her Masters to join Mint.com in 2006 as the third employee, and has remained the only female engineer there. She has left Mint to launch her own stealth startup. Aside from being a coder, entrepreneur, speaker, and mentor to junior engineers, Poornima blogs on Femgineer.com, is an avid traveler, foodie, and a competitive Bikram yogini.

More Bios:

Betty Kayton is the Founder and CEO of InnovativeCFO. Betty has over 25 years of experience in the technology industry, as a key member of the executive team at high-growth, venture-funded start-ups. Her contribution ranges from strategic planning and fund raising to tactical challengers such as building appropriate infrastructure without stifling growth. Betty concurrently serves as CFO of several high tech companies, and previously was CFO at Leapfrog, Nominum, MGA Entertainment, and senior financial management positions at Fortune 500 companies. Betty holds an MBA from the University of Southern California and a BA from Pomona College.

Dave McClure likes to hang out with entrepreneurs, and occasionally help or invest in their startups if they let him. Dave has been geeking out in Silicon Valley for over twenty years, and has worked with companies such as PayPal, Mint, Founders Fund, Facebook, LinkedIn, SlideShare, Twilio, Simply Hired, O’Reilly Media, Intel, and Microsoft. Many years ago he used to do real work like coding or marketing or running conferences, but these days he mostly does useless stuff like sending lots of email, blogging, and hanging out on Facebook and Twitter. Dave also likes to play ultimate frisbee when his knees don’t hurt.

David Ulevitch is the founder and CTO of OpenDNS and EveryDNS. David started OpenDNS in 2005 after identifying a need for a better performing, more secure DNS service than what was previously available to network administrators. David attended Washington University in St. Louis, where he earned a degree in anthropology. While at Washington University, David created one of the first DNS management companies, EveryDNS, to fill his need for web-based DNS management software. EveryDNS grew from a personal project to a service with nearly 100,000 users world-wide within a few years. David was also in part responsible for the creation and operations of the California Community Colocation Project, which provided free colocation services to over 130 non-profits and after merging with the Online Policy Group successfully sued Diebold Election Systems in Federal Court (see OPG v. Diebold). David has an extensive background in networking and operations.

Jorge Calderon is founder of Springworks, an incubator focused on funding minority and women founders. He previously managed and founded hillView Ventures and was also the founding Director of the West Coast office for a small seed stage investment firm. Jorge served as a board observer for Carsala, Hodo Soy, and Lefora, and led the investment in Rate-it-all. He has also had roles in management consulting, banking and technology. He continues to be involved in civic and social organizations that empower disadvantaged groups. Jorge is a University of Michigan graduate and an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management.

Rashmi Sinha is co-founder and CEO of SlideShare. She focuses on partnerships and product strategy. Her guilty pleasure is design, which she tries
to find time for on the weekends. Before SlideShare, she ran MindCanvas, a game-like survey platform for customer research and sold it to clients like Microsoft, eBay and StateFarm. Rashmi has a PhD in Cognitive Psychology from Brown University and did research on search engines and recommend systems at UC Berkeley. She is a frequent speaker at conferences such as Web 2.0 Expo and Future of Web Apps. She writes a blog at www.rashmisinha.com about running a startup.

Saad Khan is an innovator from R&D to entrepreneurship from Hollywood to Silicon Valley. He launched his first startup while still at Stanford, then worked at Walt Disney and subsequently at IBM Alphaworks. He then spent years at Garage Technology ventures working with Pandora, cFares, TripleHop (ORCL). Along with currently serving as a partner at CMEA Ventures, Saad also founded the Film Angels, an angel network for indie film.

Apigee Speaker Bio:

Scott Regan is part of the Apigee team and also responsible for marketing at Sonoa (startup that has created Apigee). Previously, he was responsible for the Yahoo maps and local search product management teams. Before that, Scott ran developer relations at BEA, and was a product manager for Microsoft’s Visual Studio.

PayPal Speaker Bio:

Praveen Alavilli is the developer evangelist for the PayPal X Developer Network helping developers to monetize their ideas and applications using PayPal Payments Platform. Prior to PayPal, Praveen worked at Amazon.com and AOL as a System Architect designing and building Web Authentication and Identity systems. Praveen is an active member of several Internet Identity communities like OpenID and OAuth.

Improv Instructor Bios:

Kasey Klemm has been improvising since he and fellow high school ne’er-do-well Mike Barnett started the Devil Mountian Improv League in early 1997. Kasey came to BATS Improv (Center for Improvisational Theatre) in the Spring of the same year, taking his first ever improv class from Barbara Scott. In the Fall of 2000 Kasey was invited to join the BATS Main Stage Company–an invitation he gladly accepted. Kasey has performed with BATS Sunday Players, The Belfry (BATS former Thursday night ensemble), and the Long-Form groups People of Earth! and Improv Factory Outlet. In addition to being a coach with BATS Improv School, Kasey is original cast member of The A**hole Monologues. Kasey is leading the improv session on Saturday, February 6th, 2010 at 10am.

Lisa Rowland has been improvising for over ten years and teaching improv for the last four. A graduate of Stanford University, she was an active member of the Stanford Improvisors, where she first began leading workshops for university groups, both student and faculty. Lisa is the Manager of Improv Training Programs and a Mainstage Company member at BATS Improv, where she also is a member of the Improv On-The-Go team. With On-The-Go she has lead improv-based workshops for companies such as Oracle, Genentech, SFMoMA and Kasier Permanente. She has performed with The Un-Scripted Theater Company, Beatnik Syndicate, How We First Met and No Nude Men Productions and is the creator of several improv formats. Lisa teaches improv to adults as a coach in the BATS School of Improv and is also the coach of the improv teams at both Hillsdale High School and Aragon High School in San Mateo. Lisa is leading the improv session on Sunday, February 7th, 2010 at 2pm.

Event Sponsors:
Thanks to our event sponsors: Microsoft, Apigee, and the PayPal Developer Network! Also, PayPal engineers will be at the “Will It Launch?” workshop to help.

Immigrant startup founders, what’s your story? The StartupVisa movement is unleashing the power of immigrant entrepreneurs to create jobs, wealth and innovation in the United States. This is a group of entrepreneurs, technologists and venture capitalists passionate about creating visa reform that allows immigrant entrepreneurs to contribute to the US economy by starting companies.

As part of the mission, the StartupVisa movement is visiting Washington DC to meet with notable congressional representatives to brief them on the proposed StartupVisa legislation. The movement has received positive feedback from a number of members of Congress and this trip will help advance the legislative reform process.

You can help! The StartupVisa movement wants to use your stories to paint a picture in Congress about the potential impact of this legislation. Have you battled visa issues while starting your company? Share your immigration woes. Learn more here. Submit your story (anonymously) here.

More stories directly lead to more potential impact of the movement in Congress.

Round 1 - Call for Stories - Deadline is February 27th, 2010 at 11pm Send your story here.

Lay-offs abound, meh. Startups are thriving and incubators are being launched in the Bay Area! The undercurrent of entrepreneurship is creating jobs and we’d like to give you the inside scoop.

Through the personal Women 2.0 network we are sharing a set of job and internship opportunities you wont find anywhere else. These are friends of Women 2.0 seeking to hire the best, so get on it and apply today!

If you are excited about any of the following positions, please drop us an email to jobs@women2.org with the subject line being the company name and position (ie. “Zazengo, Front-end UI Developer”). In the email, say why you want this job, why the company should hire you, a link to your LinkedIn profile, and be sure to attach your resume (ideally in PDF format). We will forward your interest on your behalf to the venture. Good luck!

Do you have a job, internship or sweat-equity opportunity available? Share it with the Women 2.0 community!

Send an email to jobs@women2.org with the following:

Company name (ie. “Zynga”)
Position title (ie. “Product Manager”)
Location (ie. “Los Angeles, CA”)
Stage of venture: sweat-equity, funded, etc. (ie. “Series C”)
Link (ie. “http://www.zynga.com/jobs/?nl=1&jvi=olsfVfwH,Job&jvs=Indeed&jvk=Job”)
Contact email address (ie. “recruiter@zynga.com”)
Description of position (ie. requirements)

Thanks!

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Consumer Electronics Startup Looking for a Marketing Intern
Dropcam, Angel Funded, San Francisco
www.dropcam.com

Dropcam, a consumer electronics startup based in San Francisco, is looking for a marketing intern. The position lasts three months, and is part-time (20 hours per week). It starts immediately and is a paid position. Opportunities beyond can be discussed.

As a marketing intern, you’ll gain experience and help introduce a new product to market by:

- researching competing products
- learning about the consumer electronics and security device spaces
- reaching out to online and offline groups who may be interested in our product (think forums, meetups, possibly conferences)
- writing blog posts and website copy about Dropcam
- learn about online advertising

If you have experience in these areas, that would be great – make sure you mention it! Officially, we’re looking for:

- college or graduate / MBA student (new graduates welcome)
- located near San Francisco
- experience using the Internet for research
- Microsoft Office experience
- suggested: blogging experience (send us a link!)

This is a great opportunity for someone hoping to gain experience in marketing techniques while working with an exciting new product. We’re a small group of three; if you geek out on technology, new devices and the next big thing, we’d love to meet you.

If you’re interested, please contact interns@dropcam.com with your resume and a recent writing sample. If you don’t have one, tell me about the book you most recently read.

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Virtual Goods seeks Account Manager and various other positions
G-Wallet, Funded (San Francisco, CA)
www.gwallet.com
Click here for open positions.

Seeking an SF-based candidate that possesses the following:
- At least 3 years experience in media, advertising or digital technology
- Proven success in building and managing more than 10 large partnerships/relationships simultaneously
- Proficient in Word, PowerPoint, Excel and comfortable with complex formulas
- Thrives in high-stress, demanding environments
- Loves a daily challenge and adventure
- Grows by learning from inspirational mentors

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Social media platform for brands seeks Frontend UI Developer
Zazengo, Funded (Santa Cruz)
www.zazengo.com

Our company is in need of a full-time front end web developer, one who can spend a minimum of three days a week in our beachfront office by the Santa Cruz harbor. We have a small and dynamic work environment, an impressive array of possible resume bullets for you, and great growth potential.

Compensation fair and competitive, depends on experience. Web Developer, UI Designer, Graphic Design experience a plus.

Proven experience in the following areas:
- Mastery of the front-end stack, including proven and demonstrable expertise with advanced JavaScript, DHTML, XMLHttpRequest, XML, JSON. HTML5 is a plus.
- Hand-coded, W3C-compliant and semantic (X)HTML and CSS with an emphasis on CSS-driven page layouts.
- Experience with the Facebook API (esp FBML/FBJS) is a huge plus.
- Familiarity with Flash, FLEX, and SQL is a plus
- Familiarity with version control tools is a plus.
- Have a practiced, user-centric design eye with competence in Photoshop/Illustrator and friends
- Have a solid understanding of web standards, web graphics techniques, and site production practices
- Excellent at turning concepts into mocks and wireframes. Comfortable turning mocks and wireframes into live usable interfaces.
- Accept that IE6 is a browser too, and have the intimate knowledge required to make it behave like one.
- Extreme attention to detail and aware of the cumulative effect of cutting corners over time.
- A desire to make big things happen for really big clients while working closely with a tiny (and awesome) team of experienced and talented people.
- Current on technology and the state of the world. Ability to comfortably interact with others.
- Have interesting hobbies that you are excited to talk about.

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Social apps startup seeks rockstars for various roles!
RockYou, Funded (Redwood City, CA)
www.rockyou.com
Click here for open positions.

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Contextual exploration engine seeks top technical talent
Apture, Funded (San Francisco, CA)
www.apture.com
Click here for open positions.

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Global entrepreneur and investor network seeks venture and social media interns
Opinno (San Francisco, CA)
www.opinno.com
Click here for open positions.

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Early stage incubator seeks venture analyst intern
Venuture i/o (San Francisco, CA)
ventures.io
Click here for open positions.

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Early stage startup seeks business whiz
Yoproco (San Francisco, CA)
yoproco.com
Click here for open positions

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O’Reilly Where 2.0 (March 30th, 2010 - April 1st, 2010 in San Jose, CA) wants you to become location enabled at Where 2.0 — Where 2.0 is your window into the geospatial industry and beyond, six years running, bringing together the people, projects, and issues building the new technological foundations and creating value in the location industry.

Women 2.0 members save 15% with coupon code “whr10wto” when you register here.

O’Reilly MySQL (April 12th, 2010 - April 15th, 2010 in Santa Clara, CA) brings over 2,000 open source and database enthusiasts together to harness the power of MySQL and celebrate the huge MySQL ecosystem. In just four days, the O’Reilly MySQL Conference & Expo will take your skills and know-how to the next level through expert-led sessions and in-depth tutorials from of some of the most influential companies and projects in the MySQL community.

Women 2.0 members save 15% with coupon code “mys10wto” when you register here.

At Green:Net 2010 understand the opportunities created when the Internet meets Green. Green:Net 2010 can help you understand how the tools, technologies and innovators of the IT and Internet revolution can be harnessed to further the green agenda. Women 2.0 members receive a $50 discount to Green:Net by registering here.

Green:Net 2010 is April 29, 2010 at Mission Bay Conference Center (San Francisco, CA).

Our confirmed Speakers to date include:

* Steve Jurvetson - Managing Director, Draper Fisher Jurvetson
* Bill Weihl - Green Energy Czar, Google
* Jason Few - President, Reliant Energy
* Guido Bartels - GM Global Energy & Utilities Industry, IBM
* Scott Lang - CEO, Silver Spring Networks
* Laura Ipsen - SVP & GM Smart Grid, Cisco
* Hugh McDermott - VP Global Utilities & Energy, Better Place
* Ed Lu - Program Manager in Advanced Projects, Google
* Bill McKibben - Co-founder, 350.org
* Molly Webb - Head of Strategic Engagement, The Climate Group
* Jonathan Koomey - Project Scientist and Professor, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory & Stanford University
* Andy Stanford Clark - IBM Distinguished Engineer and Master Inventor, Pervasive Messaging and Smarter Planet Technologies, IBM
* Saul Griffith - Inventor and Macarthur Fellow
* Casey Harrel - Analyst, Greenpeace
* Paul Kedrosky - Senior Fellow, Kauffman Foundation
* Troy Batterberry - Microsoft Hohm Product Unit Manager, Microsoft
* Martin Vesper - Executive Director, Yello Strom
* Clint Wheelock - Founder, Managing Director, Pike Research

What is Green:Net?

Green:Net is where green and IT meet. Alternative energy gets lots of attention at most green conferences. The GigaOM Network’s Green:Net, is unlike other green technology conferences — it offers a specific point of view on how the computing and Internet revolutions will provide the tools needed to fight climate change. Don’t miss attending the green conference for the Internet industry, it’s where the clever people of the Valley will make a positive difference.

Hurry! Register now with your special discount here.