We are very happy to announce that GTM #5 is upon us and it will be worth the wait!
Thanks to our new sponsors CodBod and CodeBase we are excited to be teaming up with the CleanWeb Scotland group to bring you two great speakers from the community:
George McGhee, CEO of NetThings: NetThings is a low-cost and flexible internet-of-things platform, designed to simplify connecting and controlling things over the Internet. Versatile hardware is supported by the NetThings IBM cloud, delivering world-class data analytics and services.
Michael Groves, Co-Founder and Director of CodBod: Codbod is a low cost cloud-based service. They offer an online management and reporting system where you can upload business critical environmental data, commentary, images and video. You can then analyse the data, identify key locations and create real-time performance reports in map, dashboard and narrative form at the touch of a button.
Don't forget to RSVP so we can keep a head count.
Also, Green Angel Investors Ltd. will be making a special announcement.
Through the support of the community this event remains free and open to all, so please help us to spread the word! All are welcome.
Scotland is going green! The Scottish Government aims to meet 100% of electricity demand from renewable energy by 2020 and in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen the buzz about new markets for urban and rural sustainability is now attracting entrepreneurs from around the globe to join in on this low carbon revolution.
Scotland also prides itself on a rich culture of business angels, sophisticated investors and high net-worth individuals who are eager to invest in new ideas. But where can green investors and entrepreneurs come together to turn good ideas into commercial successes?
Modelled on the success of Informatics Ventures’ 'Tech Meetup', Green Tech Meetup aims to provide a relaxed and informal space for entrepreneurs to present their ideas to an audience of their peers and to experienced investors (and to drink free beer and eat free pizza). Hosted by the Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation (ECCI) on South College Street, Green Tech Meetups are free and open to anyone and everyone from around Scotland with an interest in building the sector and wants to join in.
If you're new to the market, have an idea for a green-minded company, are an established entrepreneur looking for investment, Green Tech Meetups will provide you with a place to get to know like-minded people with a passion for making a difference through business.
John Steedman, former Director Venturing for BP Alternative Investments
Stuart Hendry, Partner at MBM Commercial specialising in early stage growth for startups
Scotland is going green! The Scottish Government aims to meet 100% of electricity demand from renewable energy by 2020 and in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen the buzz about new markets for urban and rural sustainability is now attracting entrepreneurs from around the globe to join in on this low carbon revolution.
Scotland also prides itself on a rich culture of business angels, sophisticated investors and high net-worth individuals who are eager to invest in new ideas. But where can green investors and entrepreneurs come together to turn good ideas into commercial successes?
Modelled on the success of Informatics Ventures’ 'Tech Meetup', Green Tech Meetup aims to provide a relaxed and informal space for entrepreneurs to present their ideas to an audience of their peers and to experienced investors (and to drink free beer and eat free pizza). Hosted by the Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation (ECCI) on South College Street, Green Tech Meetups are free and open to anyone and everyone from around Scotland with an interest in building the sector and wants to join in.
If you're new to the market, have an idea for a green-minded company, are an established entrepreneur looking for investment, Green Tech Meetups will provide you with a place to get to know like-minded people with a passion for making a difference through business.
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