Should More Men Attend the Girl Geek Dinners?

What do you think? PR practitioner Joseph Thornley, who was the sole male attendee at our inaugural dinner thinks so, and he's posted about it here.

Of particular interest is the following excerpt from his blog post:

Now, I’m old enough to have entered the work force when the workplace culture really did resemble that portrayed on Mad Men. But the world has moved on.

Every male executive I know today wants to build an organization that will attract and retain the best women. We’d be stupid to do anything else...

I plan to attend future Girl Geek Dinners. And I’d encourage other male executives to do so as well. Not only will we learn a lot about the experience of women in business and technology, but we’ll also get to hear some top notch speakers.

Since this is a group effort, I'm going to throw it out there to you - what do you think? Should we actively encourage more men to attend, or should we preserve our original intent in making a place for women who work in technology (and who are vastly underrepresented in this field) to network and share with one another?

Thoughts?