State of the State: Technology in Minnesota. A Minnebar Panel Discussion

May 11th, 2008 by Steve Borsch

One of the highlights of Saturday’s Minnebar was a panel discussion entitled, State of the State: Technology in Minnesota. The panelists included: Douglas Olson (Microsoft), Jamie Thinglestad (formerly of Dow Jones), Michael Gorman (Split Rock Partners), Robert Stephens (Geek Squad), Dan Grigsby (Unpossible), Matthew Dornquast (code42).

Ed Kohler at Technology Evangelist has a post with highlights here. You can also listen or download the one hour podcast below.

 
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May 11, 2008 · Filed Under Developer Hub, Emerging MN Companies, MN Entrepreneurs, Startups, Tech Investors

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