Okay - let's say that I, a technical person, meet you at a bar. We start talking and you mention just what you said - that you are looking to meet a possible co-founding developer but that you don't really know anyone and you're stuck on even where to look for such a person. You know what I'm thinking to myself? "If this guy can't figure this part out, then I'm certainly not about to tell him that I could be that technical co-founder."
Sorry - that's the truth though. IMO, if you are business & marketing person, then either you should already have a set of contacts that you could ask for help on or, plan b, you would have a handle on groups locally in your area that would lead you to such a person (or to someone who could lead you to someone). If plan A isn't working out for whatever reason, then figure out plan B. I can promise you that posting here is less productive than pressing the flesh with local folks in your own town.
Sorry - that's the truth though. IMO, if you are business & marketing person, then either you should already have a set of contacts that you could ask for help on or, plan b, you would have a handle on groups locally in your area that would lead you to such a person (or to someone who could lead you to someone). If plan A isn't working out for whatever reason, then figure out plan B. I can promise you that posting here is less productive than pressing the flesh with local folks in your own town.