Archives for May 2013

Track down that lead.   Here are the folks who made requests on the open mic last night.
Camille Kander
camille@ kander.com
I need a job!
http://github.com/xzoky
I am an exchange student and iOS developer from France. I have until June 7 to find an internship, or Homeland Security will send me home. I don’t need a visa, but I need to show immigration that I have a reason to be here. Hit me up: camille@kander.com

Pulkit Agrawal
pulkit@ shoto.so
shoto
http://www.shoto.so
We are building a photo collection mobile app – get all the photos from the friends you took them with! Automatically! No need to share – just take photos! We are conducting in-depth user interviews to better understand the needs of early adopters and avid smartphone photographers. We’ll thank you with $50 and you’ll get on the alpha tester list if you’d like. Please get in touch!

Sam Blackman
sblackman@gmail.com
Project Freedom
http://www.linkedin.com/in/samuelblackman
Checking out the scene in San Francisco — would love to get involved in projects in the crossover between creative content industries and technology. If you’re in the space and want to chat, ping me!

Yumio Saneyoshi
yumio@ gorillaanalytics.com
Gorilla Analytics
http://www.gorillaanalytics.com
Startups, Small Biz Owners, Non Profits who are looking for a cheap way to get the world to find out about your product! We are a guerrilla marketing agency that will provide unique campaigns for super-cheap.

Pitch Videos from the New Tech Tour in Salt Lake City. Join us with pitches from
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Videos for the last leg of the New Tech Tour in Las Vegas. Join us with pitches from Tabeso, Nihongo Master, imagoo, Lazy Husband, Alice Receptionist, histuffy, and Threadbias,
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Videos for the first leg of the New Tech Tour in San Diego.  With Kareer.me, Yealthy, nuLEDs, Gift Gather, GoFormz, Scoreboard Social, and Nifty.io,
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Videos for SF New Tech’s April Event With MailUp, Foundersuite, Venmo, Songnote, and Directly

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SF New Tech is San Francisco’s largest, longest-running, and most loved technology showcase. It didn’t start that way. It took years of hard work from its creator, Myles Weissleder, to get the show to that point. I met Myles more than five years ago after I attended my first SF New Tech event and was really impressed with how he followed up with all the attendees. I ended up writing an article entitled “A great example of conference follow up.” Since then I’ve attended dozens of SF New Tech events and was honored to be invited by Myles and Outlook.com to cover the third leg of their event New Tech Tour in Las Vegas.

I chatted with Myles about the event, what it is, and why it’s on tour. In the video is also Tony Stilling of Microsoft, who explains why Outlook.com is proud to support both SF New Tech and New Tech on Tour.

One of the problems with living in San Francisco is we’re surrounded by so many brilliant and successful people that we start to believe that all the world’s great ideas and technology comes out of the Bay Area. While so many great companies have started here, there are many other great pockets of innovation happening across the country and around the world.

During the third installment of SF New Tech’s road show, New Tech Tour, I asked the attendees at the yet to be opened InNEVation Center, “What’s so awesome about the Las Vegas startup scene?” They gave us 20 great answers. Watch.

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The tour is done but the comments still flowing. We had a great tour sponsor in Outlook.com. We sat down with Tony Stilling of Outlook.com and get his thoughts on the New Tech Tour which went through the cities of San Diego, Salt Lake City and Las Vegas.