The Speakeasy Effect
Throughout its existence, the Speakeasy gave opportunities to a wide array of individuals.
This experience had positive affects on both their personal and professional lives for years to come.
The Speakeasy Effect: Sam Foucault
I view everything having to do with technology, information security, privacy, state surveillance,
The Speakeasy Effect: Maxfield Chandler
Those founding members basically took a chance on me and gave me a career, so it has more-or-less
The Speakeasy Effect: Paul Ruiz
The experience I gained and the people I met at the Speakeasy made it possible for me to get a job
The Speakeasy Effect: Jon Ryser
Speakeasy affected my life so deeply. I have continued on with my tech infatuation and am now a.
The Speakeasy Effect: April Johnson-Shults
I enjoyed the sweat equity opportunities in the cafe. Closing on long holiday weekends to perform
The Speakeasy Effect: Cristien Storm
The Speakeasy, along side Vain and Black Dog Forge, are all such fine examples of people doing
The Speakeasy Effect: Derek Kavan
How did Speakeasy impact my life? I have to work in environments where I can have different
The Speakeasy Effect: Jason Jensen
As a technical dunce, I don't know how I would've made the transition to the Internet age if it
The Speakeasy Effect: Brian Nelson (The Younger)
In my earliest years at Speakeasy, I was completely fascinated not only by the technical aspects
The Speakeasy Effect: Steven Shults
Professionally, I learned a great deal about DNS, and about how to handle rapid growth from a
The Speakeasy Effect: Andreas Stollar
Working at Speakeasy definitely gave me the background to further my career in the tech business.
The Speakeasy Effect: Edward Bender
Speakeasy is completely responsible for what is now a 15+ year career in cutting edge Internet
The Speakeasy Effect: Daniel Pickford
Speakeasy was definitely a job of extremes and many of my most memorable experiences were when we
The Speakeasy Effect: Jessica Forbes
Some of the best and most wonderful personal relationships I have are either because of Speakeasy
The Speakeasy Effect: Jenny Jimenez
Speakeasy taught me that successful businesses could be built on something other than a pile of
The Speakeasy Effect: Jake Soder
I have a whole pile of great memories/stories of working at Speakeasy. Many occurred during office
The Speakeasy Effect: Michael Wells
Working at Speakeasy will always remain a point of pride for me.
The Speakeasy Effect: Victor Nguyen
Speakeasy ‘Network’ was an incredibly apt name for the company. For a long time, I could trace
The Speakeasy Effect: Jaime Skolfield
The Speakeasy had a lasting and profound impact upon my life. That can be said in so many
The Speakeasy Effect: Jacob Lee Smith
Speakeasy was, for me, the place where I first got to test myself without a safety net to fall
The Speakeasy Effect: Adam Bidema
My favorite memories of Speakeasy were the people. Everybody wanted to work there, and much
The Speakeasy Effect: Donovan Sydow
Speakeasy has been one of the hallmarks of my experiences in life and business. I have many folks
The Speakeasy Effect: Joe Wilson
I met a bunch of wonderful weirdos who made me feel more comfortable in my own skin.
The Speakeasy Effect: Phil Peerman
Speakeasy had more gumption, soul and vision than any company I have ever worked for.
The Speakeasy Effect: Jesse Davis
Being the bridge between Engineering and Dev at Speakeasy led me to the types of development roles
The Speakeasy Effect: Amy Barone
Speakeasy was a special place where a good idea, no matter where or who it came from, had the
The Speakeasy Effect: John Higgie
I have been at 3 different companies since my position came to an end at Speakeasy back in 2010.
The Speakeasy Effect: Jessamyn West
Speakeasy truly gave a shit about being a community, a community of users and a community of
The Speakeasy Effect: Steven Seighman
It's pretty crazy when I break things down like that, but I really do owe a lot to my time at
The Speakeasy Effect: Matthew Siers
For everything else about speakeasy, crafting awesome support and administrative assets while
The Speakeasy Effect: Michelle Morano Wittenborn
I also never loved working at a job so much in my entire life, it was like a job golden age, I