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May 1, 2013
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Continuous Web: Fail Up – Cloudability We are incredibly stoked about this month's Continuous Web topic and know you will be too! May's event will showcase Brad Heller, Co-Founder of Revisu, a PDX-based startup and PIE graduate. With Revisu, creatives can engage anyone at any point in the creative process to share their work and collect feedback so there are no surprises when a deadline arrives. Brad will chat about the ups and downs, what he learned, and why he ultimately decided to close the doors on Revisu. He hopes that he can help fellow entrepreneurs avoid some pitfalls he experienced. Today, Brad is the Lead Engineer at Cloudability. Free & Public Event CWPDX |
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Monday
Feb 9, 2015
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FailPDX – Puppet FailPDX was created out of direct response to a lot of the meetups and conferences that seemed to be focused on all of the good things about being part of startup and taking chances. The truth is, success is a unicorn. FailPDX was created to remind people that failure is inevitable. This group is a place where everyone can come together to listen and share their failure stories. |
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Wednesday
Feb 3, 2016
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Portland Startup Week: FailPDX – CENTRL Office
FailPDX back in action!Please RSVP at http://goo.gl/wocFa4 so we have an accurate head count. FailPDX will be kicking off the new year with a 4 person panel discussing the trials and tribulations of building a successful business. Each panel member will share their personal failures, what they learned from the experience, and answer any questions we may have. This FailPDX event is officially part of Portland Startup Week. Startup Week is a free, five-day celebration of our community that builds momentum and opportunity around entrepreneurship. The week is led by local entrepreneurs and hosted in amazing spaces all over town. For those who may not be familiar with our group: FailPDX was created out of direct response to a lot of the meetups and conferences that seemed to be focused on all of the good things about being part of startup and taking chances. The truth is, success is a unicorn. FailPDX was created to remind people that failure is inevitable. This group is a place where everyone can come together to listen and share their failure stories. If you are interested in speaking at or sponsoring one of our events, please email [email protected]. Schedule:5:00 PM: Refreshments & Networking Please note the above schedule is subject to change and will include our panelist closer to event time. Look forward to seeing everyone! |
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Wednesday
Jan 23, 2019
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FailPDX - Fail Talks – Cloudability TBD -Happy 2019! We are still sorting logistics on speakers. We have a time and a place, let's make this happen. More details soon. :) |
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Fail PDX – Cloudability We are excited to present two failed presenters for January. Isaac Porras: People turning to Kickstarter to fund their awesome ideas should take a lesson from Isaac Porras. He is the second most failed creator on Kickstarter, with nearly 30 failed projects. If you are planning to Kickstart a project you shouldn’t miss Isaac share his cringe worthy stories of continued Kickstarter fails. Corey Guidry: Imagine, having a solid head start in online food delivery services in a young tech city like Portland. 8 months before Caviar, Uber Eats and Post Mates were operating, Delivery Dudes had the open Portland market in it’s sights. What happened? With such a head start, you’d think Delivery Dudes would be thriving in Portland, instead the project failed. Let’s learn about this business and hear this Fail first hand by one of the Portland Partners Corey Guidry. Each presenter will speak for 7-10 minutes followed by Q/A there will be some time for socializing before and afterward. |
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Wednesday
Jul 8, 2020
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Turning failures into opportunities – Online In the world of product creation, negative feedback and failure are easy to come by. But it doesn't make that feedback any more comfortable to assimilate. Join this #PracticalWednesday session with Rick Turoczy to explore how to potentially turning any failure into success and opportunity to grow. What you’ll learn in this webinar?
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