Doing business in Europe?

by Volker Weber

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I had originally dismissed the idea of joining one of the social networks. After all I am not that hard to find. :-) But I can make up my mind. So I joined openBC (open Business Club) yesterday and have acquired quite a contact list in less than 24 hours. The value of a network grows exponentially with 2^n. So, come on in.

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Funny, that there are others whose real name is "Vowe", and that are listed below you in the search results ;-)

-Mo.

Well yes Volker, you live in a rarified atmosphere of fame and renown!

I have a total of 37 page hits in my first 24 hours, most of which were me....

Nick, simply link in and that might change.

good to see that you extend the network to overseas. until yet openbc is dominated by germans. so with your help we can change it.

Alexander

https://www.openbc.com/go/invuid/Alexander_Kluge/

"originally dismissed"? That is a mild understatement!

Mitch

Mitch Wolfson, 2004-11-26 21:34

I'm in, though I'll reserve judgement on the utility of the network. I've been on linkedin.com for a while, which is mostly state-side, and not seen a lot of activity out of it. Perhaps because I'm easy to find? :)

Count me in... we'll see what develops.

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