Social Media Week San Francisco has come and gone, and we have a lot more media to get produced this weekend before we can officially wrap it all up here, but I wanted to take a few minutes to thank everyone who came out to the events and made Social Media Week a big success. We learned a lot across the week, at the camp, at workshops, at panels and even yes, in bars and living rooms. We closed the week with a bang last night at a terrific closing party where everyone was enjoying great conversation and a great time at 111 Minna… best of all, in the name of social media for social good, Mashable, Social Media Club and Bing were able to throw a party that also raised $1800 for NetSquared!
Thanks to all the other event organizers who were able to connect across our collective communities to coordinate this week full of events. Next year, it will be even bigger in San Francisco and all across Social Media Club cities! Stay tuned for all the content from the week, but for now, enjoy some of the photos that were taken throughout the week.
Social Media Camp Gold Sponsor SAP debuted their latest collaboration project on Monday codenamed “12 Sprints” and I had a chance to interview one of the project leaders, David Meyer about why SAP was supporting Social Media Week, what he’s really passionate about and how SAP is rethinking collaboration ACROSS the enterprise. You can sign up for a beta account to 12 Sprints here.
This is from a conversation between Citizen Space in San Francisco and La Cantine in Paris, France, held this morning over Skype. Some interesting ideas were discussed, including how we can better strengthen the ties between different centers around the world and around the corner…
Chris Heuer proposed a CoWorking Summit to be held during SxSW as part of the Social Media Club House series in mid-March. It was also discussed that we would make the first Monday of every month Globeworking Day, where every coworking center could use TokBox to have an open channel across the globe with each other…
