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2009 was a great year for Greenhorn Connect. We've launched the majority of our site and built awareness across much of the community. We've had six excellent guest bloggers and gotten others involved with adding resources and events.
Another week. Another
Since Greenhorn Connect's launch, six members of the local community have shared their knowledge and experience on the Greenhorn Connect blog via our "Guest Experts Tuesday" entries. Their backgrounds have been diverse: from government officials to lawyers, consultants to interim CEOs. Could you be next? We'd love for YOU to be the next guest blogger.
With the Holiday season in full swing, there's always the question of both what to get others and what to tell people who ask what you would like as a gift. As an entrepreneur, there's always plenty of things to hope for your business that unfortunately can't be conveniently wrapped and delivered to you. Fortunately, there are books.
With the Holiday season in full swing, there's always the question of both what to get others and what to tell people who ask what you would like as a gift. As an entrepreneur, there's always plenty of things to hope for your business that unfortunately can't be conveniently wrapped and delivered to you. Fortunately, there are books.
Last night, I made the trek out to Waltham to check out the Entretech Forum for the first time. It was a great night to be there as an impressive panel was assembled to discuss the next wave of innovation on the internet, aka- Web 3.0.
With the Holiday season in full swing, there's always the question of both what to get others and what to tell people who ask what you would like as a gift. As an entrepreneur, there's always plenty of things to hope for your business that unfortunately can't be conveniently wrapped and delivered to you. Fortunately, there are books.

