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Amanda Ingle Profound findings can come from the unknown. Unsummit4 was full of information, innovation and intelligence from many different subject matter experts. With the day packed full of amazing sessions, it was hard to boil it down to what I wanted to do. Being a social media nerd, I found most of my time spent learning about new ‘best practices.’…  UnSummit4 Brief

Interactive Snack (Vanessa Bright):  Unsummit – a free “unconference” that in my opinion is better than some of “regular” conferences – attendees and presenters are driven by passion for our beloved interactive marketing. Regular conferences, I must admit, typically have wider variety of unhealthy food However, food for thoughts that unsummit provides is absolutely irresistible…  Unsummit – 4

blog.brainstormoverload (Todd Zerger) By all accounts UnSummit 5 (sic) was a success. Personally, I met some great people and enjoyed many great conversations including “Ensuring Relevance With Good Design” hosted by Circadian, “Minnesota Start-up Culture” hosted by Jeff Pesek, and “Escaping Wage Slavery” hosted by Don Ball. My favorite presentation however was by an old friend. Rohn Jay Miller hit a home run with “The 25 Minute MBA: How To Anchor Projects in Real Business Success” which he has made available on SlideShare… UnSummit Update 

Nick Rodriguez Today I had the honor of attending UnSummit4. It was the first time that I have ever been to any kind of conference or unconference for that matter. I really had no idea what to expect or what was going to happen. What I discovered was a community here in the Twin Cities that was extremely helpful in every level of business and social media. It was nothing short of amazing!…  Today

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Patrick Rhone’s Practical Opacity
Rohn Jay Miller’s The 25 Minute MBA
Arik Hanson’s Feeding the Blog Beast
Don Ball’s Escaping Wage Slavery 
Kate Masonna Hindes’ The Art of Being Fun-sized

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Brock Ray
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June 30, 2010 at 10:32 am

Thanks to everyone who attended our UnSummit session, Ensuring Relevance With Good Design. Miss it? Want to see the slides? Go here: http://bit.ly/dhcBKv

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Dan
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June 30, 2010 at 5:19 pm

I blogged my notes on the presentation about “Social Media Research”: http://blog.blueshiftlab.com/2010/06/social-media-research-learning-to-learn.html

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kirk horsted
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June 30, 2010 at 6:08 pm

Learned much by listening. Chuckled often from watching. And enjoyed hosting a chat about ENOUGH. Now in Grand Marais, I find myself pondering the wise comments from the ENOUGH posse, who may have convinced me that mini-Sabbatical for real. http://makeyourbreakaway.com/2010/06/29/are-mini-sabbaticals-for-real/
So sorry I had to leave before beer and afternoon sessions. The donuts and ‘za were sublime. Thanks to the hard-working vizionariez who make this possible, and the suave folks who show up.

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Ed Reilly
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July 3, 2010 at 11:27 am

I’ve blogged some of the nuggets I walked away with last Saturday. Wow, what a day! http://bit.ly/9v9p1G

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Buckley Brinkman
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July 4, 2010 at 5:36 pm

It was a great day! Thanks for creating the event!
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drembasoup
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August 18, 2010 at 9:18 pm

Let’s do it again!