I love the fact that we have close to sixty people confirmed and attending the Geek Dinner Toronto tomorrow night.
I know that both Michael Seaton (Scotiabank and The Client Side) and Julia Stein (Fleishman Hillard and Sophisticated Bohemian) are equally blown away by the response to this last-minute meet-up.
I hate the fact that there were close to a dozen people that we had to turn away because the restaurant is at capacity.
So, on the one hand, I’m loving the fact that the Toronto Digerati are coming out in full force, and, on the other hand, it’s always hard to say “sorry, no room left,” as we all continue to build this community.
There have been some thoughts around changing it in the future from a dinner to cocktails (Geek Drinks?). This might be a model worth testing. My one fear with changing it from dinner to drinks is that it goes from conversation to traditional networking environment. Truth is, I don’t know how I feel about that.
Apologies to those who did not respond fast enough. Again, the spirit of all of this is to build and foster the Digital Marketing community, and all three of us hate to say “no” to anyone.
If I don’t see you tomorrow night at Geek Dinner Toronto, I hope to see you at the next event.
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