Another Monday, another work week. Unlike every other Monday, however, today ushers in the month of October and with it Boston’s Idea Week. Reawaken your inspiration, and herald in the new month with this entrepreneurial-centered event, taking place in the Seaport’s Innovation District. Plus, check out a handful of other tech-related events geared toward entrepreneurs, start-ups, and the generally curious. So get out-and-about the city, meet your next VC or co-founder, explore new ideas, welcome the change in season, and add these Boston events to your calendar.
Boston’s Idea Week
When: Oct 1-10
Where: Innovation District – at the Seaport
Details: Each day a new activity. Aimed at furthering the growth of Boston’s Innovation District, this week-long event is working “to bring together Boston’s change-makers, leaders, creative thinkers, entrepreneurs and world-class college students to share and celebrate innovative ideas, products, networks and businesses that are being tested and formed in Boston.”
http://www.bostonideaweek.org/
Twitter: #IdeaWk13 @BosIdeaWk
Boston Tech Breakfast Meetup
When: Oct 1
Where: Microsoft New England Research & Development (NERD) Center
Details: Who doesn’t love breakfast? Made for techies, developers, designers, and entrepreneurs, this meetup is true to its namesake. Over a bagel and coffee, share in the monthly show-and-tell format of presentations by local start-ups. Contact them for the opportunity to showcase your company.
RSVP: http://www.meetup.com/Boston-TechBreakfast/events/128096822/
Hacks Hackers Boston Meetup
When: Oct 16
Where: The Boston Globe – 135 Morrissey Blvd., Dorchester, MA
Details: Three Nieman fellows will “discuss the growth and impact of digital and social media in Latin America, India, China—how users are employing technology to report and comment on the news, organize and motivate civic groups, and circumvent government controls.”
Speakers: Leslie Hook, Beijing correspondent for the Financial Times; Hasit Shah, senior broadcast journalist at BBC News in London; Daniel Eilemberg, founder and editor-in-chief of Animal Político
RSVP: http://www.meetup.com/hackshackersboston/events/140537532/