It’s almost here. We’ve written about how to get the most out of it, we’ve previewed as many companies as possible. Next up to is to get out there and listen, learn, and sure perhaps even enjoy the final Dublin Web Summit!
The great news is that Irish Tech News will continue to punch above it’s weight (using whatever 3rd party tools you wish, we are growing faster than any other Irish Tech news site). We will be there, to ensure we can cover as many different sub summits, and talk to as many exciting dynamic entrepreneurs and innovators out there. Say it quietly, but we will have more people on the ground covering it than any of our online rivals, and more than most of the other media organisations too.
Here are our team who will be there on the day. Tweet us and let us know what amazing things you are up to.
John Armstrong Irish Tech News founder, Simon Cocking, Ronan Leonard, TecDr, Brendan O Se, Fotopunctuation, Aine Rynne,Liam Delaney, Daryl Conway, Reuben Godfrey, Eileen Wheadick, David Akinsanya
If you would like to have your company featured in the Irish Tech News Business Showcase, get in contact with us at Simon@IrishTechNews.net or @SimonCocking
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