Don't work at Google? Don't go to Stanford? Your startup not funded yet? You can still afford a full-day pretotyping workshop & help two great causes.

Pretotyping for Toys and Turkeys – An all-day innovation workshop at The Computer History Museum
December 8, 2015

A special, low-cost, all proceeds go to charities, all-day workshop.

For many of us, 2015 has been a very good year, so to give back to the community I've decided to host an all-day, low-cost, and all profits go to charities (Toys for Tots and Second Harvest Food Bank) workshop.

 In addition, I am offering really low-cost tickets ($295) and give further discounts so even students and unfunded startups can attend (use discount codes "STUDENT" or "STARTUP" for $100 discount ... and if you are a non-profit, use code "NONPROFIT" for a $150 discount!) All tickets includes breakfast and lunch.

If you can't afford even the low-cost+discount tickets and would really like to attend, please send me a message via LinkedIn and we'll try to work something out (perhaps you can bring some toys to donate.)

This is the same all-day innovation workshop I've been giving at Google and Stanford for the past 3 years.

If you work for a startup or are an innovator or product manager/developer at an already established company, this is a great chance to participate in a full-day pretotyping workshop.

Here's the event link with all the details: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pretotyping-work-toys-and-turkeys-holiday-edition-registration-19178326892

Thank you for considering this (and please share this with anyone who might be interested: innovation leaders, entrepreneurs, intrapreneurs, etc.) and happy holidays!

Alberto