The Code Factory
Published on Friday, June 13th, 2008 by Jeff Parks under Community.
A wonderful new meeting place has been developed in downtown Ottawa called The Code Factory. I was asked by the owner, Ian Graham, to Podcast their first event about Social Media for Business Marketing.
The Ottawa Network is proud to present a “Social Media for Business Marketing” Round Table event. We’ve assembled a group of experts, practitioners, and thought leaders in this space to share their experiences, perspectives and predictions.
Speaking with Ian this morning, we’re going to look at Podcasting future events at the Code Factory, including putting up an iTunes feed for future shows. Thank you to Ian and the Ottawa Network for a great discussion.
Congratulations to The Ottawa Network for such a great event. Compelling speakers, amusing anecdodes and good advice from everyone. I am sure all attendees took something from this.
Great idea to get Jeff to do such a great job on the Podcast. For those who didn’t attend well worth investing an hour to listen.
It was a great event; it’s great to see the Code Factory up and running. Yet another example of how “Conversation is King” in the Information age.
Thanks for the feedback Martin – great meeting you at the event – glad you enjoyed the Podcast.
Would this facility be a good venue for CapCHI meetings? We usually have around 20 people and require projector, screen, and Internet connection.
Andrew,
It would be a perfect venue for CapCHI! If you have time, stop in and say hi to the receptionist Jocelyn and the owner Ian. They can show you the space and talk about fees.
Cheers,
Jeff
Thanks for podcasting this Jeff. I had been unaware of the Ottawa Network. You’ve provided a great introduction to what sounds like a valuable community resource.
Thank you Joseph. Just following your lead on the great Third Tuesday events you organize!
It’s so good to see groups like the Ottawa Network and the Code Factory continuing to provide opportunities to keep the conversation going about the importance of social media for both public and private sectors.