An Evening with Technology Maverick Kevin Ham   |  August 24, 2009  

An Evening with Technology Maverick Kevin Ham

Vancity Theatre (1181 Seymour Street, Vancouver, BC)
15 September 2009, Tuesday05:30 PM
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Kevin Ham has been described as the most powerful dotcom mogul you've never heard of. He was featured on the cover of Business 2.0 magazine in 2007 as “The man who owns the Internet” and is one of a handful of major-league “domainers" in the world. Even in a field filled with unusual career paths, Kevin’s stands out.  Formally trained as a family doctor, he taught himself programming so he can dabble in the internet, When his web ventures started pulling in more money in one month than what he made in one year as a resident, he decided to put medicine on hold to pursue the riches of the web. Since 2000 he has amassed a portfolio of more than 300,000 domains that some estimate is worth more than $300M.   Now, Kevin is out to surprise again.  His newest venture - Reinvent Technology – aims to build a powerhouse of Internet businesses around his portfolio of domain assets.  Kevin will talk about how this maverick of domains built his empire and what it takes to succeed in the new emerging economy.  

Pre-registration tickets are $45.00 each, door registration tickets are $50.00, memberships at $200 for a one year period (eight events).

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Vancouver Enterprise Forum


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