An Unexpected Benefit of Sin City
We're no San Francisco yet, but the tech movement in Vegas is alive and kicking.
A little under a year ago, I decided to pack up and move to America's Playground. The reasons were mainly personal with a tad of professional thrown in. (Yeah, right? Moving to Las Vegas for professional reasons.)
After a few months, though, I uncovered a hidden benefit: Vegas' vibrant tech community. While it's no San Francisco (at least yet), there are plenty of smart and tech-savvy cookies here. I'm happy to say that I've met a bunch of them:
- Dylan Bathurst is part of the Rumgr team
- Alexia Vernon is a fellow author and speaker
- Clair Byrd works for Delivering Happiness
- Mark Cenicola runs BannerView.com
- Tony Hsieh is, well, Tony Hsieh. No link needed. I gave the rock star a copy of The Age of the Platform a while back.
- John Hawkins runs 9seeds
I'm leaving out more than a few folks but it's exciting to be a small part of the tech community here.
Vegas, baby. Vegas.
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