I had the pleasure of interviewing Abhishek Kaushik the CEO & Co-Founder of WeCP (We Create Problems), who specializes in investigating the technical skills of a candidate for his customers. Though he doesn’t wear a detective cap, neither lits up the smoke pipe before getting into the case because he has got a software to do that. Let’s talk to Abhi and find out more about WeCP!
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What motivated you to launch your startup?
> 2015 back then in our university I and my co-founder Mohit enjoyed setting up coding contests. It was…
Parker Olson, the founder of Forij, a company focused on disrupting the breakfast category. They create foods with added benefits that enable positive change for their consumers.
Parker is a bit off-the wall out there. He’s shamelessly committed to building Forij into a national brand, spending the last 18 months sleeping in his tent to use his bedroom as their office.
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What motivated you to launch your startup?
Honestly, it was a weird obsession with type-2 fun. The type of fun where it isn’t enjoyable until after. I spent 18 months trying…
Danny Harris is the Founder and CEO of GMDY and has spent over 20 years in the startup world in Silicon Valley, spending most of his time operationally focused in the ecommerce industry.
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What motivated you to launch your startup?
We have all been in the situation as a fan of an athlete or a team and, when we saw something that they were using and we wanted to know more about it, and maybe, if it was easy to find, you’d buy it before your next distraction.
This is where we are…
I had ad the pleasure of interviewing James Virgo is the CEO & co-founder of Dittofi. James is a serial entrepreneur who has founded several software companies with a primary focus in the capital markets space.
Academic Background
In 2008 James left school to work as a construction worker. While working in construction, James developed a keen interest in philosophy & mathematics. Lacking the required academic credentials James had to focus on purely self study of the two subjects until 2011 when he found a course at the University of York, England. This course allowed for adult learners to be…
I had the pleasure of interviewing Borzou Motlagh (Bo) who was born in Iran and raised in the suburbs of Philadelphia. He studied Computer Engineering at Lehigh University and graduated in 2004 with a Bachelor of Science. For 10 years, Bo traveled across the US and Canada to counsel business and technology leaders of all levels. Since 2014, he has orchestrated product and architecture teams to build technology platforms and emerging technologies.
Bo has 16 years of experience delivering highly scalable, quality, enterprise products. In 2016, he drove the enterprise architecture strategy at Frontline Education; a contribution that contributed significantly…
Introduction
Here at StrtupBoost, it is all about scaling your business and helping your company grow. However, to help you scale, our team needs to operate productively. We need to stay focused on all of our clients and projects, making sure everything is synced. Every team member needs to know what he/she has to do next, but also what other team members are up to right now.
This synchronization became increasingly important when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Like most other businesses, we were forced to go remote, which brought new organizational challenges. Now we need apps for communication, conferencing, and usual…
LumberUnion is an emerging apparel brand out of the Pacific Northwest. The company‘s focus has been working with clean technology and green energy manufacturing in California, together with their partnership with American Forests (where each garment plants a tree here at home… over 10,000 trees have been planted).
On August 25, 2020, LumberUnion’s Facebook business manager account was hacked which impacted both Facebook and Instagram ad spend, removing administrative and advertising privileges from existing owners. Facebook was immediately contacted and as of the time of this article, has yet to restore Facebook ad manager, inhibiting LumberUnion’s ability to promote its…
As the beneficiary of an excellent education, access to and emphasis on education is an issue of particular importance to me. I look at it as something of a silver bullet. If we, as a society, placed the kind of emphasis on educational excellence that we place on achieving celebrity or becoming wealthy there would be countless more people empowered with knowledge to improve their own circumstances and challenge authoritatively the inequalities inherent in the systems they are subject to. …
“Today’s illiterate are those who have an inability to truly make a deep connection with others.”
As part of my interview series on the five things you need to know to become a great author, I had the pleasure of interviewing John R. DiJulius III. John is president of The DiJulius Group, a customer service consulting firm that has worked with companies such as The Ritz-Carlton, Lexus, Starbucks, Nestle, Marriott Hotel, PWC, Celebrity Cruises, Progressive Insurance, Chick-fil-A, and many more. …
Dying is a closing of a life and needs to be humanized. This requires acknowledging not only what is observable, but what is felt and experienced by the patient. My hope is that this book illuminates the patients experience at the end of life and thereby illustrates an alternative sensibility and approach to care, one in which the patient has a say.
As part of my interview series on the five things you need to know to become a great author, I had the pleasure of interviewing Christopher Kerr MD, PhD, author of Death Is But a Dream: Finding Hope…
