How To Create Markets With Technology

n order to put a great conference together we need your help. We would like you to join us for an informal meeting in Los Angeles where we will discuss the essence of Latino2 and where we will lay down the basis for the implementation of this magnificent event.

Please join us on February 6th, 2009 at Seven Restaurant in L.A. at 8 PM. Giovanni Rodriguez, David Vallejo and Kety Esquivel will be hosting the event. We already have 24 people that have signed up to attend the event. We have 16 more free tickets that we have released so please go ahead and get your free ticket now.

This post is a detailed description of a corporate marketer’s profile and how things have changed in this role over the past six years. It used to be that things changed every decade, now it changes every two years. Your challenges are forcing you off of your comfort zone and you better get ready because there’s more coming. Read on to learn more.

I really like the beginning of a new year. With all the hustle and bustle behind us, we dip our toes into resolution season and with a sense of renewal we try to leave all the stuff that we didn’t like behind us. Glorious feeling of reincarnation. You are either different, more grown up, wiser and have a few more gray hairs to for show it.

You can create a community of thousands around the idea that “Yes, We Can” but you cannot squeeze that idea out of an existing community.

The end of the year is great opportunity to review goals, make all sorts of predictions about what the new year is bringing and feel as if we have run out of time to complete some of the goals that we set off for 2009.

I have decided to start my own Facebook page. It was a decision that didn’t come easy. I needed time to get used to having “fans” on facebook and to the fact that opening up my own page might look rather self-absorved for folks that don’t understand what I am doing, so I decide to share a few reasons why someone should have (or not) a Facebook page for yourself.

I started writing tihs right after watching Julie and Julia and as it so happens, movies move me emotionally into action. The movie from my point of view was more about entrepreneurship and doing what you love than it was about food or the characters themselves. The main thread tying film together is the deep connection with the topic they chose to learn about . Julie and Julia were driven to a something they’ve never really explored before. A passion so profound it drives you to be the best you can be at something.

I’ve had several very interesting interactions with my service providers over the last year. Honestly, I wish I didn’t have to call them, tweet them or or do otherwise to ask about my service. I think that in general, the less you call your service provider to get support, the better the service is and therefore the customer service gets better since companies can concentrate on rewarding their customers. This is something very few companies do and to my surprise, Citibank did it this year. They actually made me feel like they actually care by giving me a better interest rate and actively calling me to congratulate me on my outstanding payment record.

Quieres colaborar en el testamento de este año? Lo podemos hacer en conjunto. Solo escribe tu parte en el area de comentarios y asi eres parte del Testamento Colectivo.

On December 24th, all drip coffee and tea at Peet’s is free. Instead of paying for your drink (or in addition, if you drink espresso drinks and are so inclined), you can make donations to our program at the register. Peet’s will then contribute a match of up to $1,000 of the donations collected.