Campaign India Team
Apr 02, 2009

A taste of Goa, a taste of things to come

We went to the venue yesterday afternoon to see Martin’s team from Seventy looking for things they’d overlooked. And Colvyn Harris, Bhaskar Das and Madhukar Kamath looking for things Seventy might have overlooked.Went to the venue this morning, and Goafest hasn’t been better. The organization of Goafest, that is. Everything done, not a wire or cable out of place. The bars stocked (there’s no Old Monk, though). The airconditioning at the seminar hall is like an oasis in the middle of the Sahara. Every thing works like clockwork.

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