This year’s theme is EduTech so be prepared for a weekend of awesome educational projects, lots of coding, food, and drinks and lots of surprises from their beloved sponsors Modex and Wild Code School Romania.
Third Growth Marketing Society meetup brings two special guests, who will present their growth hacking experiences, case studies, and how they applied #growth strategies and tactics for their projects. RSVP here to save your front row spot on October 16, starting at 18:30!
About the event
Alin Vlad is a Full Stack Marketer, Growth Hacking & Marketing Automation aficionado, and CyberGhost VPN CMO (a cybersecurity startup), with extensive experience in tech for both startups and the corporate world.
Dorin Boerescu is a seasoned entrepreneur, 2Performant CEO (a smart affiliate marketing platform), and experimented marketer.
As an intro, we’ll also have a presentation from our new partner – WeContent, the biggest content marketing conference in Romania.
Event agenda
18:30-18:45 Welcome & Registration
18:45-18:55 Meeting WeContent – special partner 🙂
Need help for your startup to figure out how to get the most significant return in terms of branding, exposure, and community building for the time, energy, and know-how invested in organic growth through content marketing? Then apply now for a 1-to-1 mentoring session with Andra Zaharia, Freelance Content Marketer.
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About the guest
Andra Zaharia has been working in digital marketing for over a decade. Her current focus is on helping startups and established companies achieve organic growth through competitive content strategies. She’s a firm believer in ethical marketing tactics that enable companies, their customers, communities, and partners to thrive.
Her work with startups includes things such as:Â
helping them find the right positioning for the audience they’re targeting (and understanding who their customers are)
identifying which of their assets (product-related or brand-related) they can leverage to differentiate themselves in the market
prioritizing their content efforts based on their resources so they can establish a strong presence on the channels their customers prefer (e.g., building a website that really shows the value of their product/service, figuring out which social media channel to focus on, etc.). Â
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The Schedule
Our guest will be around on Thursday, October 10, between 14:00 and 18:00.Â
There are 5 slots available (40 minutes each) that you can apply to. After the registration, a selection will be made based on the best compatibility with the mentor, and you will receive a final confirmation of your reservation by email.
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We recommend these 3 steps to make the most out of this meeting:
Join us for the second meetup of the Tech Startup School community. RSVP here to save your front row spot on October 9, starting at 18:30!
About the event
For this meetup we have Dragos Nicolaescu introducing the Lean Startup framework for tech startups and how we can use it to generate and test ideas, develop an MVP (minimum viable product), raise funding, etc.
Then, you can ask Dragos specific questions about entrepreneurship and early-stage startup investment in the Ask Me Anything session. We’ll all have a lot to learn, for sure!
Event agenda
18:30 – 18:45 – Welcome & registration
18:45-19:15 – Connect: participants presentation
19:15-19:45 – Lean Startup for Tech (Dragos Nicolaescu)
19:45-20:45 – AMA with Dragos
20:45-20:50 – A feedback moment
20:50-21:20 – Networking
21:20-21:30 – We all make sure the space is neat and pretty
Registration
RSVP here to confirm your attendance to Lean Startup for Tech (+AMA with Dragos Nicolaescu).
Join this Blockchain Romania meetup, to take a (non-technical) look at what’s new in blockchain landscape – at a global level, but with a focus on our local environment. RSVP here to save your front row spot on October 3, starting at 18:30!
About the event
They’ll have a panel with Adrian Stratulat from Asociatia Blockchain Romania, Delia Paceagiu – tech lawyer. The topics to be discussed are:
– Romania Blockchain Summit – impressions from the first edition and plans for the next one
– new funding models – STOs vs the old ICOs
– State of the (blockchain) industry in Romania
– When moon?
About the speakers
Delia is a technology enthusiast lawyer with a recognized track record for 10 years. Since 2018, she has focused her expertise on the business and legal impact of disruptive technologies in the digital age (blockchain, artificial intelligence, machine learning) in various industries, particularly the fintech industry. She has founded MILLAWNIALS ALLIANCE, a mix of business and law professionals with the ambition to change the way legal support is delivered to the business world in a millennial age, and is actively involved in various legal research projects in relation with the blockchain technology.
Diplomat by training and social entrepreneur by heart, Adrian Stratulat has over 6 years of experience in business development & management and is currently the Executive Manager of the Romanian Blockchain Association, position from which he organized the Romanian Blockchain Summit and many educational and public affairs projects for the industry.
Event agenda
18:30 – 19:00 Registration
19:00 – 20:00 Panel discussions
20:00 – 21:00 Networking
Registration
RSVP here to confirm your attendance to The state of blockchain.Â
This meetup will continue the process for identifying a few potential blockchain projects that could be proposed to government and administration institutions. RSVP here to save your front row spot on October 2, starting at 18:30!
About the event
Government Blockchain Association (GBA) is made up of government employees, contractors and interested parties in using and promoting government understanding and use of blockchain technology.
Event agenda
18:30 – 19:00 Registration
19:00 – 19:15 Government Blockchain AssociationÂ
19:15 – 20:15 An introduction to self-sovereign identity. The DLT context. Daniel Roca, Nicolae Ghibu
20:00 –21:00 Debate
Registration
RSVP here to confirm your attendance to An introduction to self-sovereign identity. The DLT context.Â
Join us to talk about a Hadoop data lake built on a 3 nodes Raspberry PI cluster and continue with an update on Elasticsearch and Solr use cases and their differences. RSVP here to save your front row spot on September 26, starting at 18:30!
Event agenda
18:30 – 19:00 Registration
19:00 – 19:40 Hadoop Data Lake setup, Andrei Daneasa @ EndavaAndrei is working in IT for more than 19 years. He started from the development area and moved gradually towards architecture, BI, Analytics and Big Data. He is Lead Data Consultant in Endava for almost 3 years. His talk will be focused on processing and visualization of data on a Raspberry PI 3-node Hadoop cluster.
19:40 – 20:20 M Elasticsearch and Solr for Search and Real-Time Analytics, Radu Gheorghe @ SematextElasticsearch and Solr are used nowadays for a variety of use-cases. Originally, it was product search, but even that goes beyond pure keyword search: autocomplete, did-you-mean, facets, recommendations, more-like-this are all features found in E-commerce. Then there’s time-series analytics, meant to derive insights from logs, metrics, social media, and everything else with a timestamp.
We will begin with a demo to introduce both search engines and see where they’re similar and where they differ. Then, we’ll discuss different use-cases and how you can solve them using Elasticsearch and/or Solr.
20:20 –21:00 Networking
Registration
RSVP here to confirm your attendance to September meetup: Hadoop on Raspberry PI, Elasticsearch vs Solr.
BucharestJS is meeting for a talk about NodeJS & Typescript, and to do a live coding session of building a front-end app on top of a blockchain. RSVP here to save your front row spot on September 25, starting at 18:30!
Event agenda
18:30 – 19:00 Registration
19:00 – 19:30 A Modern NodeJS framework written in Typescript by Ionel Cristian Lupu, full-stack web developer and DevOps Engineer having a passion for coding projects from scratch
Ionel will be presenting a modern web framework built for Node.js, written in Typescript, that allows you to build fully-featured web applications. The framework is best suited for small-sized to enterprise-level apps. Most of the core packages it uses were built from scratch in order to preserve the performance of the framework. This was done to ensure that all the features you are using benefit from the latest language features. This framework’s source code is built around the developer’s expectations: it is modern, clean and beautiful. Also, the tools it’s providing are everything a developer needs to build his next awesome project.
19:30 – 20:30 Live coding demonstration by DragoÈ™ Rautu – CTO at Modex, experienced in FinTech and Blockchain solutions, with an extensive background as an architect and full-stack developer
The demo shows how easy it is to build a financial business flow by creating a simple front-end app on top of a blockchain database, without having to write any complex logic to enable the blockchain capabilities.
We will use Vue.js to create the front-end and, as back-end, we will use a GraphQL API provided out-of-the-box by Modex Blockchain Database (Modex BCDB)
20:30 – 21:00Â Networking
Registration
RSVP here to confirm your attendance to September BUcharestJS Meetup.Â
Com to talk about the technical aspects of implementing the electronic vote and the effects of having to use your ID to buy SIM Cards. RSVP here to save your front row spot on September 24, starting at 18:30!
About the event
18:30 – 19:00 Registration
19:00 – 19:45 Sebastian Cergă – The electronic vote
The electronic vote is the kind of subject you’ll find on everyone’s agenda: from political parties to NGOs. The intentions behind it might be good, but the implementation is a complex matter. In this talk, we will look at the technical aspects behind this feat, and talk about the problem of trust.
19:45 – 20:00 Break
20:00 – 20:45 Georgiana Gheorghe – SIM Cards require an ID to purchase
“The government wants to store the personally identifiable data of those who purchase SIM cards in order to take action against those making disruptive calls to the emergency services, 112” – this is the headline of the opinion piece which APADOR-CH published, on the 22nd of August. The legislative project has since been approved and it will become effective on January 1st, 2020. But what are the effects of this law? What data will be stored, for what purpose? Who will have access to it?
20:54 – 21:30 Networking
Registration
RSVP here to confirm your attendance to Security Espresso 0x1f.Â
In this second event, it’s all about Growth Hacking theory, case studies and tools. RSVP here to save your front row spot on September 19, starting at 18:30!
About the event
The Growth Marketing community has started and now it is time to follow the members’ wishes 🙂
The host, Andrei Tudose, a growth marketing specialist, will go deep into the subject and deliver a presentation together with some challenges to the audience.
They also have a special guest, Bogdan Iordache partner at Gecad Ventures and chairman at How to Web, who will give us insights about why he choose Growth Hacking as the main subject for this year’s edition of How to Web.
Event agenda
18:30-18:45 Welcome & introduction from our hosts!
18:45-19:00 Bogdan Iordache on why this year How to Web is about Growth Hacking
19:00 – 19:30 Connect – Each person has 1-2 minutes to introduce themselves (name, expertise and needs/expectations from this community)
19:30 – 20:30 Dive into Growth Hacking – theory, case studies and tools. Interactive presentation held by Andrei Tudose who will debug “Hacking Growth” by Sean Ellis and Philip Morgan Brown
20:30 – 21:30 Networking
Registration
RSVP here to confirm your attendance to Ignite Growth Marketing Community #2.Â
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