We’ve had a lot of great sponsors so far and special thanks go out to Fulton’s Furnishing, Autonomy and a couple of anonymous donors (for desks and chairs) but we need some help in getting them up the stairs and getting them assembled. Therefore we’re calling out strong arms and clear heads for a Bank [...]
Tag Archives: setting up
Eirepreneur is invigorated!
Posted by matt on February 22, 2010
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James Corbett is “Eirepreneur”. He runs several very readable blogs regarding entrepreneurship and co-working and I’ve always found reading them to be an absolute pleasure. It’s therefore doubly nice to see something about us in the pages. Apparently, we Smell Like Startup Spirit: There’s such a strong sense of community around the VI project in [...]
The VI Paint Party
Posted by matt on February 21, 2010
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We met at 10 am and we finished up pretty much eleven hours later. A heap of strangers brought together to change things, to make something new and exciting in Northern Ireland. Thanks to Tim Brundle, Andrea Clements, David Crozier, Jonathan Cusick, Richard Dale, Nick Fitzsimons, Leo Galway, Martin Gilchrist, Scott Kennedy from CFR, Patrick [...]
I HEART VI T?
Posted by matt on February 15, 2010
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Would you believe we’re planning to get some T-Shirts printed? We’ve had three mockups so far showing off ideas. Interested to read your opinions and if you have a better idea, post it as well!
VI on the Interwebs
Posted by matt on February 13, 2010
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Marty and Matt have put up thoughtful posts about VI: NoMoreArt blog: VI for Victory You Want To Start Something: A Room with a VI You can also check out more by searching Twitter for “startvi” (or click here and be directed to Twitterfall to see what’s being said. We’d love to see some more [...]
VI Paint Party – Sun 21st Feb – All day!
Posted by matt on February 10, 2010
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We’re having an all-day paint party at the VI incubator on Adelaide Street on Sunday 21st February. We’ll buy in paint, beer, maybe even pizza and paintbrushes. Don’t forget to wear old clothes – old shoes – and bring some elbow grease and good cheer! Comment below if you’re coming!
