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The Camden Opera House, HQ for the 2011 Juice Conference on the Creative Economy. Elm Street, or Route One, or Main Street. Camden was alive on the weekend of November 4 and 5, as entrepreneurs, investors, politicians, dancers, artists, media people and bankers gathered to talk about -- RISK and its role in the creative process. All photos by David H. Lyman.
JUICE: The Creative Economy Conference
Juice 3.0 - November 4 & 5, 2011 • Camden, Maine
15 Speakers
A dance team
Three kids on a green bus
A former Governor
A video game genius
One success coach
and Burt's Bees . . . .
13 Speakers
Announcement of:
The Film Competition winer
The Pitch Contests winners
The potential Next Governor
One filmmaker, four entrepreneurs, a wine-maker and the head of the Maine Arts Commission
30 Workshops . . .
6 Discussion groups
4 Round tables
3 Lectures
A presentations or two
Lots of discussions
400 people
Inventors, entrepreneurs, bankers, investors, couches, funding people, artists, start-ups, politicians, business men and women, filmmakers and photographers, dancers, actors and performers, yo-yo pros, a juggler, volunteers galore, a wine-maker, chefs, art and cultural organizers,
120 entrepreneurs pitch their ideas, biz plans, start-ups, expansion, non-profit, product, service and win $175,000 in cash and support
A look around
The JUICE Conference
philosopher, stand-up comedian tells us about the risk of dropping something.
The final evening of the Juice Conference, the organizers held a party for the staff, volunteers and sponsors. They invited Randy Judkins from the Maine Hysterical Society to share his fun and wisdom.Randy tells a funny story about what happens with you drop the ball.
Dance, another way of communicating ideas. The dancers hep us understand the problems our youth faces in today’s society . . . and ways to overcome.
