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It seems the best option is to find some one you've worked with already, mainly fellow students, coworkers and open source contributers. If none of the above wo
by danw 20y ago
It seems the best option is to find some one you've worked with already, mainly fellow students, coworkers and open source contributers. If none of the above work for you try going to conferences and other events. Personnaly I have found barcamp to be a great event. Anyone attending will be motivated and passionate. You'll also get to see everyone present on something. If someone is presenting on the same topic in which you want to create a startup then approach them. Chances are your on the same wavelength and you can discuss your ideas together.
Also the presentations give you a great idea of if a potential cofounder will be good at pitching to investors and give you an oppertunity to present about your own startup idea!
- Arrington 18y agoThis is why we can't have nice things.