
A more modest turnout today after last week's mobfest of almost 20.
L to R:
Pete, MD, (that's Managing Director, not Medical Doctor), from BlondeDigital, Gerry, CD, (that's Creative Director, not Compact Disc, I think, but he does go on and on ;-)) from the Leith Agency,
Nev, Web Dev, and Gordon, Graphic Designer, both from Whitespace, Andy Hyde, from, er, Andy Hyde, (sorry Andy didn't get your company name or url) but I do know your area of interest is health and education in the era of Web 2.0. Paul Stallard, Head of Leith Thinking, (not sure if that means he has a head full of leithal thinking, probably, or he's THE head of Leithal Thinking. Last but not least, (or first but not last if you're from the Far East, and go Right to Left, James, Motion Graphic Designer, Whitespace again. (Oh do shut up and get on with it Mike. Ed.)
Topics covered Trams, the quality of mountain biking down the road in Peebles, QR codes, (Andy had a couple of stonking ideas on how they might be deployed in schools), how kids blogs impacted on literacy, Triathlon, the legendary Les Watt, public service advertising, washing your hands, the new Mother PG Tips work, how to make money in an era of UGC, reduced media spend, tight budgets, undercutters, old school remuneration models, etc. All done and dusted in just over an hour. Phew!
Oh, and we also discussed how wonderful the staff are at Centotre, with one nameless coffee morninger actually using the phrase 'eye-candy'.
(And he was only talking about one of the waiters.)
I hasten to add, the waitresses and managers too, are absolutely fabulous.
So all in all, another cracking coffee morn.
Which was either a great way to start winding up the week, or a lovely wind down to the weekend.
Probably both.
And thank you again to the truly terrific Centotre for the fantastic coffee, unbeatable bacon rolls and faultless hospitality.
Much linklove to you.
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