Sylvain Carle–Watch these slides and learn. Start a startup fire.
Heri posted these slides-Sylvain Carle sets CUSEC on fire | Montreal Tech Watch-earlier this week, and honestly I didn’t make time to check them out until this afternoon. I didn’t even get halfway through the deck (it’s 223 slides) before I knew, just knew, I had to post them here:
Wish there was a self-playing version of these, because the series of comments and text (even without Sylvain’s commentary) are engrossing. You just want them to flow.
Maybe I can get Sylvain’s powerpoint and make a movie for him of this. Sylvain has the songs in his post about the presentation, along with a PDF version of the slides.
Okay I’ll leave you to click through now. Enjoy.
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5 opinions for Sylvain Carle–Watch these slides and learn. Start a startup fire.
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Jan 19, 2008 at 4:30 pm
[…] first saw these slides via Tris Hussey at Maple Leaf 2.0, who also blogged about our attendance at the Founders and Funders dinner in Toronto. Technically, […]
Sylvain Carle
Jan 20, 2008 at 5:15 pm
I was told the presentations might have been recorded , so the integral version might pop up on CUSEC’s website sometime… I had a lot of fun giving this presentation, the audience was great too!
I could do a slightly modified version at BarCamp Canada in May (yes, consider this an advance notice that you might want to plan accordingly to visit Montreal this spring!)
Denis Canuel
Jan 21, 2008 at 7:11 am
That’s an awesome presentation. I wish someone could’ve done this to me 15 years ago. We need people like Sylvain to evangelize startups. Great job..!
newmediaMike
Jan 21, 2008 at 10:38 am
One word … w00t!
Jerome Paradis
Jan 23, 2008 at 10:06 pm
I really like Sylvain’s presenting style.
I did not see this particular presentation, but I clicked through the slides. I can only imagine the end result, but having see other presentations by Sylvain, it looks like he’s perfecting an art form.
Entertaining, to say the least.
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