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Tag Archives: Pittsburgh
Two mobile products that get thumbs up – PhotoFast and GoMobilePGH
Still looking for products that help you daily? I’ve been reviewing two of them that you’ll want to consider. PhotoFast plugs into your iPhone giving you a quick and easy way to offload your phone or protect your data locally … Continue reading
Posted in Cellular, Music, Pittsburgh, Review, Security, Smart Phone, Uncategorized
Tagged accessories, accessory, Android, Apple, backup, Camera, iPhone, memory, music, offload, parking, photographs, photos, Pittsburgh, privacy, technology, TEQ, wi-fi
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Venture Capital and Angel Resources
Raising funds for your start up or growth stage business is hard. Here are some resources that could make it easier. Tools to Shop Your Deal and Submit to Funders Gust.com (formerly Angel Soft) is often used to submit your … Continue reading
Posted in Start ups & Early Stage Companies
Tagged Angel, entrepreneur, growth, Investing, Investment, money, Pittsburgh, shareholder, startup, stock, VC, Venture Capital
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Thrival Festival a Success; Bobby Z “Gets” Customer Support
This weekend’s Thrival Festival, conducted by Thrill Mill was excellent. The investor pitches that happened at Google’s Pittsburgh Office in Bakery Square were among the most polished pitches I’ve seen. Then the evening’s music festival across the street was hopping. Early … Continue reading
Modcloth – Model of Tomorrow (and Yesterday)
I had the chance last week to visit the Modcloth fulfillment center – and boy was I shocked. (“Impressed” would work too – and be an equal descriptor). I’ve heard for a few years about how the company was … Continue reading