Indie Biz Night at McLeod Residence

Join Seattle's indie business community for an inspired evening of networking at The McLeod Residence - part art gallery, part lounge, and part meeting space that is Seattle's "home for extraordinary living through art, technology, and collaboration."

If you're looking for a great introduction to Biznik, this is it! Everybody's friendly and casual, the venue is packed with interesting artwork, and there's a full bar.

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  Toni Natoli,LMP

  Structural Bodyworker since 1986. If...

  Seattle, Washington

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  Posted by Rick Sader, Seattle, Washington | Jul 20, 2008

  If you haven't been to The McLeod Residence, you at least have to check it out once. The portrait of Michael Jackson made out of Fruit Loops is worth the price of admission (free). See you there. Rick
  www.LoneEagleDigital.com

  Rick Sader, digital imaging specialist
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  Posted by Dan McComb, Seattle, Washington | Jul 20, 2008

  This will be the last of our monthly events hosted at McLeod Residence. And don't worry, we're already working on a bigger venue for future events, which we'll be posting soon. So come enjoy the last event at this one-of-a-kind venue that we've all come to love.

  Biznik Business Networking
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  Posted by Brandi Pierce, Seattle, Washington | Jul 21, 2008

  I'm excited about the new venue you'll be choosing. Can't wait, Dan & Lara. =)

  Come realize the power of COLOR.
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  Posted by Mimi Pettibone, Seattle, Washington | Jul 21, 2008

  I'll be working on a shoot that day, so if we're done in time I'll be there! If not, that's why.
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  Posted by David Berkey, Edmonds, Washington | Jul 21, 2008

  Sorry to not be able to make this one. Have a previous engagement. But, like Brandi, I'll be looking forward to the new venue, albeit McLeod's does have a great location. BTW - have you looked at the Columbia City Theater? As you probably know, nPost meets there every qtr.. David Berkey All Access Printing & Mailing c. 206.356.5873
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  Posted by Steven Matsumoto, Newcastle, Washington | Jul 22, 2008

  I look forward to meeting everyone as this will be my first Biznik event.
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  Posted by Dan McComb, Seattle, Washington | Jul 22, 2008

  Columbia City Theater is an awesome venue. Perhaps a little far south for many members, though.

  Looking forward to meeting you David!

  Biznik Business Networking
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  Posted by Matt Smith, Seattle, Washington | Jul 22, 2008

  Looking forward to checking out the residence and meeting members.
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  Posted by Robert Deeble, MA, Seattle, Washington | Jul 23, 2008

  Hey there, I am looking forward to meeting some members as well as checking out the now infamous McLeod Residence.
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  Posted by Steven Matsumoto, Newcastle, Washington | Jul 23, 2008

  Sorry everyone, I forgot about a prior obligation at the Columbia Tower Club at the same time.
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  Posted by Miriam Dyak, Seattle, Washington | Jul 24, 2008

  I work till 7, so I won't get there till 7:30... hope that's not too late :^)

  Helping people live beautifully in a difficult world
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  Posted by Kathleen Whalen MS AOM, Seattle, Washington | Jul 24, 2008

  I really wanted to make this last gathering at McLeod, just too many things on my dance card.
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  Posted by Toni Natoli,LMP, Seattle, Washington | Jul 25, 2008

  I was only there an hour and yet had great conversations throughout. I'm new to the loose networking thing here at Biznik. People were very open and engaging. I think I'm beginning to "get" the philosophy and can see how it could be a great source of support for a solo practitioner like moi. Thanks Lara and Dan.
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  Posted by Miriam Dyak, Seattle, Washington | Jul 25, 2008

  Lara and Dan,

  I so appreciate what you have created with Biznik! This was my fourth event, and every time I have encountered people who are genuinely open and interested in meeting me and discovering what I do. I find that I naturally feel the same openness and curiosity toward them.

  It's such a contrast to the experiences of meeting people in other networking situations where people say hello as a way to launch into selling you on themselves - I come away from that feeling barraged and used. When people are really listening, then I feel challenged to think more deeply about myself and my business and communicate on a much less superficial level. I could see that was happening for others too. Thank you so much!

  Helping people live beautifully in a difficult world