We want to thank everyone who attended the Pub evening at Le Colonial last night

We want to thank everyone who attended the Pub evening at Le Colonial last night. It was great fun to see such a big group of people there. Business cards were switched and new friends were made

SACC SF/SV Breakfast Club featuring Dr. Nicklas Lundblad Director of Public Policy & Government Affairs at Google Inc.

“Between the Mundaneum and the Library of Babel”
Date: February 29, 2012
Time: 7:30am – 9 am, Breakfast will be served 7:30-8am
Location: Pillsbury Office, 2475 Hanover Street, Palo Alto
Easily accessible from Interstate 280 and Hwy 101.
Fee: $ 25 Members, $35 Non members to be paid online, by check or any major credit card via paypal prior to the event.
RSVP: No later than February 24. Limited seating
Buy your tickets here

The amount of digitally stored information doubles every two years. Leading universities offer free online courses. 60 hours of video per minute is being uploaded to YouTube, and the Internet grows continuously.
How do we gather knowledge in this new world? What does it mean to know something when for every opinion there is an objection published somewhere on Internet? We live in a knowledge society that is constantly teetering on the verge of an ocean of noise.
Welcome to join us for breakfast, while Nicklas Lundblad, PhD in Informatics and Director of Public Policy at Google Inc. shares with you, his view on the challenges of managing knowledge in the future.

Biography:
Dr. Nicklas Lundblad, Director of Public Policy & Government Affairs at Google Inc. His previous experience includes working as executive vice president at the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, working with Google as European Policy Manager for the Nordics, and working as CEO and co-founder of Swedish current affairs magazine Neo.

Dr. Lundblad has experience from both European and Swedish advisory boards and expert groups at both Commissioner and Ministerial levels, and contributes to several newspapers, trade magazines and other publications. He has taught and given seminars on Internet and Law for more than 10 years on topics ranging from information standards, security, the philosophy of privacy to the politics of copyright.
He holds a Ph.D. in applied information technology from Gothenburg & Chalmers Universities, an L.L.M with a specialization in ICT-law, and a B.A. in philosophy - both from Stockholm University.

"SACC-SF/SV Invites you to an evening of joy and song with Mamma Mia"
February 24th at 8 PM
Orheum Theatre, 1192 Market Street, San Francisco
Collect your tickets from 7 PM

Tickets are sold out and we look forward to see everyone on this amazing night.

EVENT CALENDAR 2012