Hey Matthew, welcome to Entrepreneur Interviews. Please tell us what you do.
Matthew: I am the owner of North Shore Web Development. My company creates professional and affordable websites for individuals, organizations, and businesses. We also offer web hosting and domain name registration through the new division of the company called Host North Shore.
My website online at www.northshorewebdevelopment.com
My hosting division at www.hostnorthshore.com
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Patricio is a young entrepreneur from the USA that found a niche – IT learning classes for Hispanics – and made a business from it. He is still 17 and in High school, so how does school work together with running a business? Here is what I found out:
Hi Patricio, and welcome to Entrepreneurship-interviews.com. Tell us a bit about yourself.
Patricio: My name is Patricio Quezada and I am a Renegade CEO. I am the Founder of Duoz Technologies, which is working on the campaign Hispanics Learn. I am 17 years old, and my favorite color is green. That’s all you’ll need to know for now.
Lior is a young (23) entrepreneur from Israel working on a start-up called Veedda since October 2007. He has been named one of the most promising young entrepreneurs in Israel for 2008 by TheMarker business magazine (Israel). Also, he is the founder of a group called YIE, which gathers all young Israeli entrepreneurs under the age of 30 that have a start-up and is sponsored by a local VC firm called Giza. Here is what I found out:
Hi Lior, and welcome on board. You are a young entrepreneur from Israel; tell us a little bit about yourself.
Lior: I was born and raised in Israel except for 2 years when I lived in California, United States. Just recently, I discovered with myself that I was an entrepreneur since age 7. Back then, I didn’t realize that it’s called entrepreneurship. For me, it was just a natural thing to do. I kept on starting “kids” businesses, and when the internet came, I started getting into it. Working in few successful Israeli Internet start-ups in marketing and product positions, and about a year and a half ago, I started my own company. Called Vedda.
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Tom Krieglstein won the $10,000 indeablob.com award for his business idea and concept – a freshman orientation software, Red Rover. Ideablob helps provide this exposure to a large and supportive group. People submit business ideas, community members give and get advice, and then, each month, the community votes for the best idea to win $10,000. Here is the interview with Tom:
Hi Tom and welcome! I will start directly with a question about your company, Swift Kick. Can you explain a little bit about Swift Kick and how it works?
Tom: Swift Kick is an education company to solve student apathy. We do this through training and technology.
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Hi Suneet, and welcome on board. Tell us a little bit about yourself.
Suneet: Thanks for reaching out and offering to cover Dream Village. We’re excited that people want to learn more about our project and appreciate that you are taking the time to share our work and our story. Before I introduce myself, I want to introduce the team. I have been lucky enough to launch this company with some very close friends, ranging from people that I’ve known for over 20 years to people I’ve known for less than a year: Ashish Patel (developer), Hina Sheth (photography), Matt Eisenberg (co-author), Melissa Corbett (funding and outreach),
Pinki Shah (strategy), Soniya Sheth (strategy), Trupti Patel (illustration, creative design), and Xavier Thomas (creative producer, technical lead). Our strength is our ability to get things done based on our respective backgrounds and the ability to source additional help from accomplished people within our network.