http://startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/ Canadian Startup Community Fri, 03 Feb 2012 02:10:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/comment-page-2/#comment-12618 Canadian SEO | Local Canadian SEO | Hamilton SEO|CanuckSEO.com Tue, 10 May 2011 15:14:41 +0000 http://www.startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/#comment-12618 [...] attempt to bring a new environmental approach to startups via an on campus dorm incubator. Go here or here to read more on same…and as an upfront notice, I do know Sean Van Koughnett who is one [...] [...] attempt to bring a new environmental approach to startups via an on campus dorm incubator. Go here or here to read more on same…and as an upfront notice, I do know Sean Van Koughnett who is one [...]

]]> http://startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/comment-page-2/#comment-9995 Inchirieri Auto Fri, 26 Nov 2010 10:50:00 +0000 http://www.startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/#comment-9995 This has nothing to do with not having a Silicon Valley equivalent, and there is no simple solution like “start a Y-Combinator Canada”, instead we are going to need to do a lot of trial-and-error experiments before we start to get an idea of how to really get to the heart of the issue. So, any time I see someone stepping up to try their hand at it, I get excited. This has nothing to do with not having a Silicon Valley equivalent, and there is no simple solution like “start a Y-Combinator Canada”, instead we are going to need to do a lot of trial-and-error experiments before we start to get an idea of how to really get to the heart of the issue. So, any time I see someone stepping up to try their hand at it, I get excited.

]]> http://startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/comment-page-2/#comment-8845 Inchirieri Auto Fri, 26 Nov 2010 10:50:00 +0000 http://www.startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/#comment-8845 This has nothing to do with not having a Silicon Valley equivalent, and there is no simple solution like “start a Y-Combinator Canada”, instead we are going to need to do a lot of trial-and-error experiments before we start to get an idea of how to really get to the heart of the issue. So, any time I see someone stepping up to try their hand at it, I get excited. This has nothing to do with not having a Silicon Valley equivalent, and there is no simple solution like “start a Y-Combinator Canada”, instead we are going to need to do a lot of trial-and-error experiments before we start to get an idea of how to really get to the heart of the issue. So, any time I see someone stepping up to try their hand at it, I get excited.

]]> http://startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/comment-page-2/#comment-9994 Inchirieri Masini Thu, 25 Nov 2010 16:16:00 +0000 http://www.startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/#comment-9994 They've never deviated from this path because no one has ever fostered that community and everything it entails (mentoring, kinship, experience, hands-on operational approach) while students are still at university They’ve never deviated from this path because no one has ever fostered that community and everything it entails (mentoring, kinship, experience, hands-on operational approach) while students are still at university

]]> http://startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/comment-page-2/#comment-8840 Inchirieri Masini Thu, 25 Nov 2010 16:16:00 +0000 http://www.startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/#comment-8840 They've never deviated from this path because no one has ever fostered that community and everything it entails (mentoring, kinship, experience, hands-on operational approach) while students are still at university They’ve never deviated from this path because no one has ever fostered that community and everything it entails (mentoring, kinship, experience, hands-on operational approach) while students are still at university

]]> http://startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/comment-page-2/#comment-9991 Rent a Car Thu, 25 Nov 2010 15:42:00 +0000 http://www.startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/#comment-9991 I look at Waterloo and I see immense opportunity. It's always troubled me somewhat that in all these years, the only real point of pride we keep harking back on from the tricities area is RIM. Is that all Waterloo can churn out in 15 years? For the most part, the brightest and best graduates get swallowed whole by Google, Microsoft, RIM because they know an Engineering/CompSci/Math degree at UW is a free ticket to stability for the life cycle of their careers. Either that or they get into academia or sojourn down south or back to Asia/Europe to complete their masters/doctorate programs and go on to find success elsewhere. They've never deviated from this path because no one has ever fostered that community and everything it entails (mentoring, kinship, experience, hands-on operational approach) while students are still at university I look at Waterloo and I see immense opportunity. It’s always troubled me somewhat that in all these years, the only real point of pride we keep harking back on from the tricities area is RIM. Is that all Waterloo can churn out in 15 years? For the most part, the brightest and best graduates get swallowed whole by Google, Microsoft, RIM because they know an Engineering/CompSci/Math degree at UW is a free ticket to stability for the life cycle of their careers. Either that or they get into academia or sojourn down south or back to Asia/Europe to complete their masters/doctorate programs and go on to find success elsewhere. They’ve never deviated from this path because no one has ever fostered that community and everything it entails (mentoring, kinship, experience, hands-on operational approach) while students are still at university

]]> http://startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/comment-page-2/#comment-9992 Rent a Car Thu, 25 Nov 2010 15:42:00 +0000 http://www.startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/#comment-9992 I look at Waterloo and I see immense opportunity. It's always troubled me somewhat that in all these years, the only real point of pride we keep harking back on from the tricities area is RIM. Is that all Waterloo can churn out in 15 years? For the most part, the brightest and best graduates get swallowed whole by Google, Microsoft, RIM because they know an Engineering/CompSci/Math degree at UW is a free ticket to stability for the life cycle of their careers. Either that or they get into academia or sojourn down south or back to Asia/Europe to complete their masters/doctorate programs and go on to find success elsewhere. They've never deviated from this path because no one has ever fostered that community and everything it entails (mentoring, kinship, experience, hands-on operational approach) while students are still at university I look at Waterloo and I see immense opportunity. It’s always troubled me somewhat that in all these years, the only real point of pride we keep harking back on from the tricities area is RIM. Is that all Waterloo can churn out in 15 years? For the most part, the brightest and best graduates get swallowed whole by Google, Microsoft, RIM because they know an Engineering/CompSci/Math degree at UW is a free ticket to stability for the life cycle of their careers. Either that or they get into academia or sojourn down south or back to Asia/Europe to complete their masters/doctorate programs and go on to find success elsewhere. They’ve never deviated from this path because no one has ever fostered that community and everything it entails (mentoring, kinship, experience, hands-on operational approach) while students are still at university

]]> http://startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/comment-page-2/#comment-9993 Rent a Car Thu, 25 Nov 2010 15:42:00 +0000 http://www.startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/#comment-9993 I look at Waterloo and I see immense opportunity. It's always troubled me somewhat that in all these years, the only real point of pride we keep harking back on from the tricities area is RIM. Is that all Waterloo can churn out in 15 years? For the most part, the brightest and best graduates get swallowed whole by Google, Microsoft, RIM because they know an Engineering/CompSci/Math degree at UW is a free ticket to stability for the life cycle of their careers. Either that or they get into academia or sojourn down south or back to Asia/Europe to complete their masters/doctorate programs and go on to find success elsewhere. They've never deviated from this path because no one has ever fostered that community and everything it entails (mentoring, kinship, experience, hands-on operational approach) while students are still at university I look at Waterloo and I see immense opportunity. It’s always troubled me somewhat that in all these years, the only real point of pride we keep harking back on from the tricities area is RIM. Is that all Waterloo can churn out in 15 years? For the most part, the brightest and best graduates get swallowed whole by Google, Microsoft, RIM because they know an Engineering/CompSci/Math degree at UW is a free ticket to stability for the life cycle of their careers. Either that or they get into academia or sojourn down south or back to Asia/Europe to complete their masters/doctorate programs and go on to find success elsewhere. They’ve never deviated from this path because no one has ever fostered that community and everything it entails (mentoring, kinship, experience, hands-on operational approach) while students are still at university

]]> http://startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/comment-page-2/#comment-8836 Rent a Car Thu, 25 Nov 2010 15:42:00 +0000 http://www.startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/#comment-8836 I look at Waterloo and I see immense opportunity. It's always troubled me somewhat that in all these years, the only real point of pride we keep harking back on from the tricities area is RIM. Is that all Waterloo can churn out in 15 years? For the most part, the brightest and best graduates get swallowed whole by Google, Microsoft, RIM because they know an Engineering/CompSci/Math degree at UW is a free ticket to stability for the life cycle of their careers. Either that or they get into academia or sojourn down south or back to Asia/Europe to complete their masters/doctorate programs and go on to find success elsewhere. They've never deviated from this path because no one has ever fostered that community and everything it entails (mentoring, kinship, experience, hands-on operational approach) while students are still at university I look at Waterloo and I see immense opportunity. It’s always troubled me somewhat that in all these years, the only real point of pride we keep harking back on from the tricities area is RIM. Is that all Waterloo can churn out in 15 years? For the most part, the brightest and best graduates get swallowed whole by Google, Microsoft, RIM because they know an Engineering/CompSci/Math degree at UW is a free ticket to stability for the life cycle of their careers. Either that or they get into academia or sojourn down south or back to Asia/Europe to complete their masters/doctorate programs and go on to find success elsewhere. They’ve never deviated from this path because no one has ever fostered that community and everything it entails (mentoring, kinship, experience, hands-on operational approach) while students are still at university

]]> http://startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/comment-page-2/#comment-8837 Rent a Car Thu, 25 Nov 2010 15:42:00 +0000 http://www.startupnorth.ca/2008/02/23/velocity-incubator-20-or-something-completely-new/#comment-8837 I look at Waterloo and I see immense opportunity. It's always troubled me somewhat that in all these years, the only real point of pride we keep harking back on from the tricities area is RIM. Is that all Waterloo can churn out in 15 years? For the most part, the brightest and best graduates get swallowed whole by Google, Microsoft, RIM because they know an Engineering/CompSci/Math degree at UW is a free ticket to stability for the life cycle of their careers. Either that or they get into academia or sojourn down south or back to Asia/Europe to complete their masters/doctorate programs and go on to find success elsewhere. They've never deviated from this path because no one has ever fostered that community and everything it entails (mentoring, kinship, experience, hands-on operational approach) while students are still at university I look at Waterloo and I see immense opportunity. It’s always troubled me somewhat that in all these years, the only real point of pride we keep harking back on from the tricities area is RIM. Is that all Waterloo can churn out in 15 years? For the most part, the brightest and best graduates get swallowed whole by Google, Microsoft, RIM because they know an Engineering/CompSci/Math degree at UW is a free ticket to stability for the life cycle of their careers. Either that or they get into academia or sojourn down south or back to Asia/Europe to complete their masters/doctorate programs and go on to find success elsewhere. They’ve never deviated from this path because no one has ever fostered that community and everything it entails (mentoring, kinship, experience, hands-on operational approach) while students are still at university

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