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Don’t forget the meet up tomorrow night

Published Monday, 27th October 2008

Hi there Greenbangers

Don’t forget that we’re meeting tomorrow night (Tuesday) for the Greenbang Sustainable Technology Group.

These monthly events are a great chance to get into clean tech if you’re new to it, or to meet like-minded folk who are doing some amazing things.

We’re running this one from 6pm to 8pm. Bring business cards and also send us any pics or stories from the night.

The venue: Bar Lvpo
50 Dean St
London W1D 5BQ

You can either RSVP me (dan@greenbang.com) or sign up to the group here…

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