Upstate On The Move (Presented by IgniteU): Recent Episodes
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Upstate On The Move highlights entrepreneurs in Upstate New York who are, well, on the move. We dive into a deep discussion about their endeavors, their trials and tribulations that come with running a startup company in Tech Valley. We also discuss what the company is looking for and how our community can help. Presented by IgniteU NY.
Jack and Bob sit down with James Lang, the founder of Vorpal Boards, which enables users to play board games with friends remotely.
Jack and Bob sit down with Gayle Farman, the Founder and President of Positivity at Passport for Good.
Bailey Ryan is setting out to create the new YouTube with his company Vewr, a decentralized video content platform powered by blockchain.
Jack and Bob sit down with Matt Scarchilli, owner of Sandler Training in Albany, NY to talk about the art of prospecting and everybody's favorite technique, cold calling.
Jack and Bob sit down with Jon Bricetti, one of the three founders of Troy Web Consulting, a staple here in the community since 2002.
Jack and Bob sit down with Willie Crowder, the founder of MyBackStory, a company looking to enable a million entrepreneurs with their innovative backpack.
Jack and Bob of IgniteU NY sit down with Vic Christopher, VP of Clark House Hospitality, a collection of restaurant, retail, and private event spaces in Troy New York.
Jack and Bob of IgniteU NY chat with Sam Mere, the founder of Campus Pro. An app that connects student freelancers with their campus community.
Jack and Bob of IgniteU NY sit down with Carmen Duncan, appropriately known as Coach Carmen of Mission Accomplished Transition Services. Carmen established the organization in 2012 with a vision to create a professional and personal development resource that recognizes the potential and power of aspiring young professionals. She tells her story of growth from being homeless in Albany to helping others in similar situations get into legitimate career tracks, just as mentors had done for her when she needed it most.