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The most delicious meet-up. Ever.

I’ve been a fan of Ping Pong Dim Sum since they opened one of their first restaurants on Great Marlborough Street, a convenient 30-second sprint from my then office. I’d usually woof down a veggie lunch menu with some lusciously sticky rice and magically shiny baked puffs, while staring intently at a glass of jasmine [...]

I admit defeat

3 blogs, 2 Ning networks, 3 meet-ups and 3 Twitter accounts later, I admit defeat. It is folly. Something’s gotta give. Perhaps it’s a good time to kill off Girl about Web. Would I rather debate the London internet scene or the superiority of cowboy over English boots? You know the answer. See you at [...]

Ning vs Meetup

Building a casual riders social network on Ning – FAIL. Creating a horse riding weekend meet-up on Meetup – WIN. Silicon Stilettos on Meetup – 300 passive members, on Ning –  113, but it’s a vibrant community. Do I grudge paying Meet-up £50 every six months? I don’t. Small price to pay to ‘eliminate the barriers [...]

Silicon, stilettos, sponsors

This could’ve gone terribly wrong: a massive fuck-up and huge disappointment.
But thanks to Danvers and Barry of Winston & Strawn (whom you want on your side when you get some VC monies), I won’t have to auction any invitations to the first Silicon Stilettos meet-up on eBay. Check out their Bootlaw meet-up. With 56 Stilettos [...]

You hide, I seek

27 members of Silicon Stilettos since its midnight launch. But finding women in tech is not easy. With no existing networks I turned to Facebook. Nada. Everyone seems to be based across the pond.
BusinessLink promised to put me in touch with several women’s network, surely there must be some techie ladies there. I am meeting [...]

Ladies’ night, take 2, launching Silicon Stilettos

Time flies in a start-up. I started writing this blog just before taking off for America, for almost a month. When I got back, there were enough Huddle things to occupy me day and night. My ladies’ tech night ended up on a backburner. Five months later, I finally caught my breath and it’s back [...]