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Interests: Lunch Club, Adventurers, Hawaiian Culture, Singles, Small Business, Relationship Advice, Culture Circle, Data Management, Security Industry, System Adminstrators, IT Execs

Introduction: My name is Ed and I am interested in entrepreneurial endeavors, new or old, solo or by a group. I tried my hand once at being an entrepreneur and will eventually jump in the water again.
Tell us about your business(es). Include URLs: No answer yet
Who is your "perfect" customer?: No answer yet
Please make any suggestions for the types of events you'd like to participate in.: I am always a big fan of mastermind groups and events that allow people to find other types of entrepreneurial individuals are very useful.
What resources and value do you hope to gain from our community?: To meet new people, share experiences and learn from others.
What resources and value can you offer our community?: I am IT person by history, by definition that means I am into working out details.

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“ Hi Ed - Sorry you can't make lunch today. I'm writing a profile of our members. What line of business are you in? Thanks. Look forward to seeing you at the next meet-up! -Susan ”

—Susan (Jul 23, 2008 8:13 AM)
“ Welcome to Magical Events. Thank you for joining. ”

—Nadia (Jul 10, 2008 1:11 AM)
“ Hi Ed,
Welcome to the CT Book Club Meetup. Looking forward to meeting you soon!
Meghan ”

—Meghan (May 20, 2008 4:18 PM)
“ Hi Ed,
Welcome & thanks and thanks for joining.
Stay tuned for over next meeting.
Kyle 917-847-8209 ”

—Kyle Griffith (May 16, 2008 12:09 AM)
“ Hello, Ed, I'm Jeff Egerton, author of THE BOXCAR BLUES. This is a gripping coming of age story about two teenage boys, struggling to survive during the Great Depression. Their tempered steel toughness and street savvy allow them to rise from homeless vagrants to become owners of a major airline. THE BOXCAR BLUES is available at selected book stores and on-line book sellers. Send an e-mail to: BoxcarBlues@cox.net, and I'll send you a free copy of my newsletter. www.JeffEgerton.com ”

—Jeff Egerton (May 05, 2008 6:06 PM)

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