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Sketchnotes: Startup Communities and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems

Posted on October 31st, 2012 by Sacha Chua

This is from Brad Feld‘s talk last night on Startup Communities and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems at the Toronto Reference Library.

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Startup Communities and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems – Brad Feld

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I received a free ticket to attend the event. Thanks to Brad Feld, David Crow, William Mougayar, and the sponsors!

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