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| DATE | 2002-10-14 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [hangout] NYLXS - Free Software Chamber of Commerce
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I am really so happy to announce that we had a super start of the
NYLXS Business Network today. This is promising to be one of
the great things NYLXS will achive for the Free Software Movement
in NYC.
After spending the last 12 months building NYXS's educational
program, and then it's political arm, we are now entering into
an exciting period of building the business development arm of
the organization.
The Free Software Chamber of Commerce is ready to explode on
NYC and provide incomes, and work for generations of Free
Software workers, consultant, and recent graduates of the NYLXS
program.
With the boards permission, we have created a new adhoc committee
which should raised to permanent status at next weeks board meeting.
It's the Free Softwae Business Network Chair, and I have apponted,
with permision of the board, Dimitar Georgievski to chair this
oncoming project. I'm going to leave it to Dimitar to give a
full description of the Networks agenda and activities, but I promise
you, if your a worker in the IT field, or a business looking to move
more Free Software into production, or just want more information of
what Free Software can do for you, the FSCC is going to be something
your going to want to be part of.
The plan is excellent, doable, and sharply targeted.
The first step, after the new web pages, is the creation of
an internal mailing list, which is now up and running at
fscc-at-nylxs.com
Email me your addresses to join until I get the signup page up.
This list is all serious business. No chit chat...just business
and support.
Ruben
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