Thanks to the following individuals for making a pitch from the InterNetwork London Soapbox on June 1.

Titus Ferguson, rTraction, presented on the philosophy of Open Data and how digital tools can be used to make London a better place to live, work and play.

Deborah Villani, WIL Employment Connections, discussed how individuals can become mentors to newcomers to London.

Randy Banks, BGL Group, talked about applying the principles of project management to small company challenges.

Johann Wong, London Innovation Centre, talked about the need for a technology company incubator in the downtown core.

A special thanks to our long-term sponsors for making these events possible.

In September we'll be starting our 10th year of providing interesting speakers and networking opportunities to London's technology sector.