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April 7, 2011 04:37 am GMT
Bizness Apps, a startup that gives small businesses the tools to quickly and easily build mobile apps, has a bit of a Zuckerberg-ian early history. Well, admittedly the Facebook comparison is a bit tenuous, because Bizness Apps' story is likely akin to what a much larger percentage of entrepreneurs actually experience. Really, few are lucky enough to turn down multi-million dollar funding or acquisition offers. And, no, the startup probably won't attract 600 million users, but, at the very least, it's a useful example for young (specifically, college-aged) entrepreneurs. The startup was founded by Andrew Gazdecki, who was, at the time of the company's founding in 2010, a junior at California State University. Less than four months after launch, the startup raised a $50K round of seed funding from two angel investors, namely Build.com CEO Chris Friedland (see his reasons for investing here) and founder and CEO of Collegescheduler.com Robert Strazzarino.
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Bizness Apps Expands To Android To Bring Your Business Into The Mobile Apps Game
Bizness Apps, a startup that gives small businesses the tools to quickly and easily build mobile apps, has a bit of a Zuckerberg-ian early history. Well, admittedly the Facebook comparison is a bit tenuous, because Bizness Apps' story is likely akin to what a much larger percentage of entrepreneurs actually experience. Really, few are lucky enough to turn down multi-million dollar funding or acquisition offers. And, no, the startup probably won't attract 600 million users, but, at the very least, it's a useful example for young (specifically, college-aged) entrepreneurs. The startup was founded by Andrew Gazdecki, who was, at the time of the company's founding in 2010, a junior at California State University. Less than four months after launch, the startup raised a $50K round of seed funding from two angel investors, namely Build.com CEO Chris Friedland (see his reasons for investing here) and founder and CEO of Collegescheduler.com Robert Strazzarino.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/pNtHwAd8KHU/
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