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	<title>Comments on: NYSIA April Meeting Recap &#8211; Startup Life in NYC</title>
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		<title>By: Howard Greenstein</title>
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		<dc:creator>Howard Greenstein</dc:creator>
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		<description>Allen,
You bring up some good points - these are the things I&#039;m hoping to hear. 
1. You mentioned we didn&#039;t discuss how to find the talent, or let people know you were looking.  - NYSIA has had a job board, as does NextNY, Center Networks, SAI, and others. But I suspect you&#039;re more looking for information as to how entrepreneurs can network to find talent. Is that correct?
2. Real Estate: In our discussion before the call several on the panel were skeptical this was an issue with a &#039;start up situation&#039; as everyone seems to work virtually. However, the larger issue we didn&#039;t cover is - it&#039;s expensive to live and work in NYC. Especially if you&#039;re trying to get people to come here from elsewhere. Cheni from Sunshine suites was there and did mention the flexible space he has, and I know Tony was there from New Work City, but there&#039;s lots more to discuss on this topic. 

3. Organizational Process - Not sure what you mean, or if this is a question or a critique. Happy to discuss more, drop me an email. </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Allen,<br />
You bring up some good points &#8211; these are the things I&#8217;m hoping to hear.<br />
1. You mentioned we didn&#8217;t discuss how to find the talent, or let people know you were looking.  &#8211; NYSIA has had a job board, as does NextNY, Center Networks, SAI, and others. But I suspect you&#8217;re more looking for information as to how entrepreneurs can network to find talent. Is that correct?<br />
2. Real Estate: In our discussion before the call several on the panel were skeptical this was an issue with a &#8217;start up situation&#8217; as everyone seems to work virtually. However, the larger issue we didn&#8217;t cover is &#8211; it&#8217;s expensive to live and work in NYC. Especially if you&#8217;re trying to get people to come here from elsewhere. Cheni from Sunshine suites was there and did mention the flexible space he has, and I know Tony was there from New Work City, but there&#8217;s lots more to discuss on this topic. </p>
<p>3. Organizational Process &#8211; Not sure what you mean, or if this is a question or a critique. Happy to discuss more, drop me an email.</p>
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