Representing Hive at Microelectronics, UK.

Weeks ago, I received an invite to register my interest concerning the conference for microelectronics being held in London on 24th-25th September. It wasn’t until I got the confirmation mail of my details to attend that I sensed that this was going to be an awesome opportunity. Event preparation was rewarding by itself, and I could not wait to see what possible learning and sharing would come from that.

A special mention to @enrique89, who crafted a flyer for me regarding the event to achieve a touch of professionalism, and it gave me the courage to enter into a global environment of innovators, creators and thinkers. It was a nice touch and reminded me how much teamwork really does matter.

I took Hive with me and wore my Hive-branded dress to not only market Hive but also to reveal identity and representation. In quite a few ways, being a visual ambassador of the Hive blockchain was an opportunity to display the uniqueness of the Hive blockchain and its potential.

The event itself was quite stimulating. It demonstrated tremendous depth of technology and electronics in which brilliant minds contributed by sharing their innovative ideas and discoveries.

Excitement was great from being in an environment in which one could see firsthand how technology had developed at a speed and was evolving.

Account for how much tech conferences will broaden our lens of perspective, which ultimately brings insights, knowledge and relationships to progress, but in any scenario help us individually grow and become better at our craft, even in blockchain. These learnings further justify why Hive has an impactful role in the future of tech and innovation.

Overall my experience was enjoyable, yet impactful. It left me enthused, with new concepts and energy to build and share Hive no matter the amount of space I dwell in. I am happy to have had the opportunity to be a part of the space and hopefully will participate in tech events going forward. I will share more details soon.