Welcome to Portland, Vidoop. Time to Party
Sep 07 2008
You’d swear these guys were rockstars with all the attention they’ve been getting for moving their software company from Tulsa to Portland. But, the reality is that it truly is something special with their company, Vidoop, which makes secure password manager software used by banks, financial institutions, and millions of users. The first thing that makes them cool is that they’ve opened up shop in the heart of Portland’s Social Media center in Old Town – the Technology + Arts Building – between Couch St and Davis St on NW 5th Ave (full disclosure: they are right downstairs from us at eROI. The second cool thing about Vidoop is that there are 45 fully geeky geeks who have embraced their inner-geekdom and absolutely love what they do – I’ve only hung out w/ the 6 or 7 Vidoopians who’ve been in the Portland office the past couple months, but Luke, Joel, Scott, Kevin, Mitch, and Matt are pretty sharp and already involved in Portland software scene.
Third, Vidoop documented their journey to P’town with a blog, dozens of videos, pictures, and incessant tweeting – check it out – Follow their Oregon Trail.
Lastly, Harvey Matthews, friend and President of the Software Association of Oregon, informed me that there is a party this evening at 5pm at the parking lot in front of Backspace.
Time: September 7, 2008 at 5pm
Location: BackSpace Parking Lot
Street: 115 NW 5th Ave
City/Town: Portland
Website or Map: http://maps.google.com/maps…
Contact Info: 503-999-5849
If I can convince my wife and 2 daughters to hang out with 45 smelly software engineers after 5 days on the road w/ no showers, I’ll see you there tonight. Don’t forget to check out their journey on the Oregon Trail>>

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September 7th, 2008 at 10:57 pm
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