You DO Love me UK!
I was very excited to come home and have a copy of T3 magazine calling me one of the 50 most influential people in tech. Even though the magazine version says I work in "Silicone Valley" and co-host "Tech Tickler." At least it's a good picture! (Thanks, Mr. Lacy)
Also I love the write up: "One of the few women in Silicon Valley, Lacy's got more balls than most men." I can haz on mai tombstone plz?
I hope Kat is coming to my event on Friday! Thanks again, T3!
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Nice hit -
Though didn't flacks get slammed just 2.5 weeks ago for those very problems ;-) ?
It's all good - never pass up free ('n good) publicity).
Posted by: NB | November 03, 2008 at 08:07 AM