Since we started the blog on April 24th of last year, we’ve had many LinkedIn events that we’ve covered  on the blog. Here’s a quick recap of a few of those milestones you may have either attended or heard about last year.

1. Moving into our new digs - again!   

Since we moved into our Mountain View office nearly half a year ago, we realized one floor wouldn’t suffice for our engineers, product and design folk; so we have recently expanded into the first floor of the building we currently occupy. Some of you
may have read a blog post by Adam Nash describing the move.

Source: LinkedIn photo feed

Also, check out a video of Adam Nash describing the move or his earlier blog post on the same 

2. Lunch 2.0 at LinkedIn

This was the event that started it all. We decided to throw open the doors of our new digs as soon as we moved from our Palo Alto office to our current office space in Mountain View, by hosting Silicon Valley’s favorite lunch past duration - Lunch 2.0. It was the re-launch of Lunch 2.0 for the summer series 2007. And, boy what a turnout we had!

Source: LinkedIn photo feed

Check out San Francisco Chronicle’s coverage of the event,

and here’s our very own summary of the event. 

3. LinkedIn Q&A Live!

One of the first LinkedIn Q&A events we planned was around the concept of a book preview we hosted featuring questions from LinkedIn users.  The evening saw the pairing of the ever-funny Dan Lyons a.k.a Fake
Steve Jobs a.k.a FSJ (Sr. editor at Forbes, author of "Option$") with the ever-entertaining Guy
Kawasaki (Former Apple evangelist and founder of Truemors).

Source: Terry Chay

It made for a truly exceptional evening with insight into the genesis of the Fake Steve Jobs blog, how Brad Stone (New York Times) outed the FSJ blog, FSJ playing the real Steve Jobs, the phenomenon of Fake CEO blogs, and tech industry insider jokes galore.

And, don’t get me started on the Webbys coverage, our user-generated acceptance speech, In the Black party, LinkedIn Cube Chic… I could go on…

Source: LinkedIn photo feed
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Also, thanks to Terry Chay (co-founder at Lunch 2.0) and LinkedIn’s Jerry Luk for some of their pictures republished above.   

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