If you’ve been to a TechCafe in the recent past, you might have seen me diligently taking video… You might have seen some of the videos show up on TechFlash as well and thought it was great to see the content for later review or because you missed the event and wanted to hear the talk. The good folks at TechFlash will probably always continue to be faster at getting videos up on their site and report on the companies that we have hosting or speaking. They are really good at that! Here at the TechCafe site, people are always interested in what the history has been, who has presented, what the events were like, etc. So we will have more of a historical view of what has happened at the TechCafe events along with a focus on Company Profiles.

Now that we have the logo out of the way, the next big thing will be to get our Company Profiles built out. This will include a bit of a talk from the company and some details about the company (business they are in, details about the stage they are in, etc). A good portion of TechCafe events already include the talking bit – everyone who attends gets to learn from entrepreneurs who have approached a particular market or used a specific technology and the attendees get to ask questions etc. For non-attendees it is useful to at least hear and see the event after it occurred as the content is relevant to a broader audience.

Plus it’s great to know who the startups are in Seattle!!

Of course, we will have videos that are not included in the company profiles – such as the ones here, these were taken at TechCafe @TalentSpring earlier in the year – this is a four part series where Jonathan Sposato discusses his experiences taking a Seattle startup through being born to being sold to Google. Great series that’s worth watching!!

The Art and Science of Being Bought (part 1 of 4)

The Art and Science of Being Bought (part 2 of 4)

The Art and Science of Being Bought (part 3 of 4)

The Art and Science of Being Bought (part 4 of 4)