How Ariel Waldman’s Science Hack Day Grew to 7 ContinentsBy Eventbrite, 11 July, 2019The best events don’t always start with a business plan. Often, they start with a spark. Someone has a passion they want to share, and a great idea about how to share it. They’re moved to bring people together around a vision, so they make it happen — even with no event planning experience. And sometimes, the idea can be as simple as the desire to get people together to do some fun science projects, as we learned from the founder of Science Hack Day.Click here to read the full story.Source: Eventbrite
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