Nantucket Conference Annotated
The Nantucket Conference
convenes a small, invitation-only group of New England’s
most creative and forward-thinking entrepreneurs,
investors, technologists, and executives. There are
several reasons why this region's high-level high-tech
players consider the Nantucket Conference a must-attend
gathering.
First, there are unique
opportunities for exchanging ideas and networking in a
relaxing, informal environment. We acknowledge that much
of the value of the Nantucket Conference comes from
impromptu hallway conversations, serendipitous seatings at
lunch, and walks around town. Nantucket is a place for
having fun, doing business, and making new connections.
Second, sessions on
Nantucket elicit the kind of real-world war stories and
insight that you don’t hear at any other conference. All
proceedings of the Conference are off-the-record, which
gives presenters a chance to talk openly and honestly. We
limit the use of PowerPoint and forbid blatant company
pitches. Also, since there is precisely no difference in
the caliber of people on stage and those in the audience,
there is always plenty of opportunity at each session for
interaction and debate.
Finally, this isn’t an
event produced by a conference company that churns out
dozens of cookie-cutter events each year. Nantucket is
organized by a group of people -- our Advisory
Board -- who actually work in the technology space
every day.
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