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Tuesday, May 20, 2008
What better opportunity for another informal geek dinner, than having Mitch Joel in Toronto as program chair for this year's CMA National Trade Show.
At dinner we were surprised to see Bryan Eisenberg working overtime to explain concepts visually to Jeff Smith of HBC, right there on a paper placemat.
Google is known for its semi-tongue-in-cheek, time-efficient bulletins titled "testing on the toilet," but who knew that ordinary northeast retail drones like us would be just as obsessed. Obsessed enough to push aside the creme brulee to draw up a few plays at dinner.
Rumor has it that Mitch's company is opening an office in Toronto. Between Mitch, Richard Florida, Bryan Eisenberg's frequent visits, and an endless supply of restaurants, this town feels like it is getting smarter all the time.
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Andrew Goodman
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