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1st June 2007

Colin Henderson’s excellent Bankwatch blog reports on the following event:

July 21st — 22nd, 2007 BarCampBankSeattle— at Seattle, WA

(This hCalendar event brought to you by the hCalendar Creator.)

More information:

If you are an innovator, a disruptor or a professional of the banking and finance industry, if you are excited by or just curious about all the innovations that the new technologies could bring to the banking and finance world, if you want to present a project, confront your ideas or just echo lively debates with your own experience, then you should definitely consider joining us on BarCampBankSeattle.

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