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This thing is really gathering steam. We are exceeding our projections for the small, intimate, informal discussion on the Internet Lead Market. I want to make sure that everyone that wants to come can and everyone gets the opportunity to have a great participating experience. So, here are a couple of things we need your help in doing:

First, if you are waiting until the last minute to register, don’t. We need a good count to prepare a great experience. In order to do that, we are going to have to raise “day of the event” registration to $150. So, register now for only $99.

Second, if we go over 50 participants we will need to open another track of sessions. So, I will need more discussion leaders. So, if you are interested email me [bill dot rice at kaleidico].

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We have our first Leads2007 logos back. Thanks to Phil Scheidt from Germany! T-Shirts are available on CafePress! Any other designs out there yet?

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I am no graphic designer, but a great event needs a great logo or logos, web badges, and t-shirts. If you want to show off your skills, help promote Leads2007, and maybe make a little money create some great logo(s), web badges, and t-shirt(s) for the event.

Send me the links or the logo(s) and I will attribute them and promote them on the websites and at the event. This is a very collegiate, academic style event. So, very casual dress–meaning everyone will need a cool T-shirt!

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The evenings are for fun! So, who is planning the evening? It would be great to keep the discussions flowing into the evening and everyone in a couple groups based on interests and taste.

I need someone or someone(s) to survey the Tampa restaurant, event, and/or night-life scene and plan a couple of options for a memorable evening. There are great restaurants, cruises, sports events, etc. to choose from.

Any one want to sponsor an event?

Who are my hospitality talents?

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