Our good friend Chris McDemus of MCD Law Partners, also known as VC Deal Lawyer, will be setting up shop at the Technically Media offices at 1515 Market Street and welcoming all entrepreneurs for a free “open office” session. To schedule a half-hour session, sign up for a time slot here. When you enter the building, simply show the guards your ID and visit us at Suite 400 on the fourth floor.
McDemus has over 15 years experience helping small businesses navigate fund raising, intellectual property concerns and more. See his full bio here. We’ll also be floating around if you have a demo you’d like to show us for a possible feature here on Technically Philly.
McDemus will be at our offices starting at 10 a.m. and will also be holding similar sessions at Quorum and Indy Hall at other times in January.
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