Coconut Grove Grapevine: 200 show up for Refresh Miami in spite of snafu

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Friday, October 02, 2009

200 show up for Refresh Miami in spite of snafu

So, as we mentioned, almost 200 people ended up at the Windisch-Hunt Gallery for Wednesday night's Refresh Miami meeting after the Hotel in the Grove flaked out on them.

This month's meeting was about how to get your idea up and running, how funding could be found and a couple of great attorneys, Gaida Zirkelbach and Nicholas Robbins, were present to give basic answers to legal questions regarding startups.

Alex de Carvalho and Brian Breslin, where gracious hosts, as was AnnaMaria Windisch-Hunt who opened the gallery for the Refresh Miami group at a moment's notice (it was already closed for the night). They are now looking for a restaurant or hotel that accommode their next meeting.

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1 Comments:

Paige said...: Assuming the mess wasn't too bad this looks fantastic. Did anything sell?; October 02, 2009 9:25 PM

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