UPDATE: Please join us tonight for the TechCrunch Europe meetup: an open invite, pre-dinner networking event for 20 UK and Irish startups (WebMission), plus any other European startups in Silicon Valley and any US tech companies or bloggers/media who want to meet us and connect with TechCrunch Europe.
It’s on tonight (Monday) from 7pm onwards at the 21st Amendment Brewery. The venue also serves food. It’s right near to South Park, the city’s hub of Internet companies (and near Cal train and the ramp onto 280 for South Bay).
Your first drink is kindly sponsored by:
BookingBug.com [CrunchBase], an embeddable, hosted, booking and reservation system for small businesses. And ProofHQ [CrunchBase], a web application that streamlines how designers manage review, proofing and approval of designs, artwork, documents and images.
Date: Monday March 30
Time: 7pm onwards
21st Amendment Brewery
*Mezzanine Level*
563 2nd St
(between Brannan St & De Boom St)
SOMA
San Francisco, CA 94107
www.21st-amendment.com
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Orginal post: Everyone knows there are plenty of Europeans already in Silicon Valley, but Web 2.0 Expo San Francicisco provides a reasonable opportunity for those of us on the other side of the pond to invade en masse. Which is why TechCrunch Europe is organising a couple of meetups as part of our particular invasion. How about that – a TechCrunch invasion from a different continent.
The first involves a bunch of British and Irish firms on a co-ordinated attack on the Valley. WebMission09 involves 20 companies rattling around the Valley meeting investors and making contacts. TechCrunch Europe is co-hosting them tonight (Saturday) for the WebMission09 Cocktails @ Ozumo bar, adjacent to the Harbor Court Hotel in downtown SF. Come on over if you are free.
And on Monday night it’s an ad-hoc meetup in downtown SF just prior to Web2Expo. Logistics-wise we don’t have a venue for the meetup right now, but it’s likely to be within striking distance of the Galleria Park Hotel on Sutter Street. Sponsors of the bar are very welcome! To get an update on the venue for Monday, leave a comment on this post or follow Mike Butcher, TechCrunch Europe editor on Twitter, or follow the official WebMission09 hashtag of wm09 – you’ll find us.
But the Brits and Irish aren’t the only ones invading. The French are organising their own Revolution on Thursday night. Loic Le Meur will be pleased. And if you hear of any other European-organised events this week let me know and I’ll add your event to this post.
UPDATE: The German meetup for #w2e is on 2nd Street on Tuesday for their “Webmonday” event. There will be roughly 40 people. It is possible to sign up on the Webmonday Wiki: and on Facebook.
