Silicon Valley Comes To Oxford
Leading entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and commentators from Silicon Valley gathered at Oxford University’s Saïd Business School for the 7th year.
| Group type: | Conference |
| Status: | Active |
| Focus: | Ideas |
| Organizer: | University Program |
| Funding: | Corporate Sponsors, University Support |
| Industries: | Biotech, Financial, Information Technology, Internet, Media |
| Location: | Oxford, United Kingdom |
| Website: | http://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/new... |
ABOUT US
Leading entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and commentators from Silicon Valley gathered at Oxford University’s Saïd Business School on 19 November 2007 for the annual Silicon Valley Comes to Oxford meeting. Now in its seventh year, this event has established itself as one of the leading European forums for debate and networking in innovation.
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Members (11)
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Philippe Bradley
Half English, Half French, 21, currently finishing a 4 year biochemistry degree at Oxford, looking to make my interest in new media a professional one when I graduate.
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Mark Fletcher
British, graduated from Loughborough University in 2007 and foundered Pitchero. Passion for finding great products that work. Big fan of Apple, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and the beach.
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David Langer
Internet entrepreneur. Co-Founder & CEO, GroupSpaces Ltd. Blogger, davidlanger.co.uk
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Bob Goodson
British, working in San Francisco on startup YouNoodle. Runaway Oxford medievalist. Former Yelpee.
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Snaptalent
Snaptalent makes it easy for companies to reach out to who they really want to hire, in an engaging and highly targeted manner.
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Auctomatic
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Pitchero
Pitchero is an online platform specifically designed for semi pro and amateur sports clubs. We aim to build a community of players, supporters and fans on one platform, allowing them to share videos, photos, match reports and stats.
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Am I Worth It?
A place for students to meet other (hot) students.
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Enternships.com
A place for people to find internship opportunities at small companies.
Last year was superb. Excellent advice, showed how far the UK needs to go to catch up.
A life-changing event for many of us Oxford kids over the past few years.