Archive for June, 2010

As promised, here’s a second post to catch up on everything that’s gone on. I’ll start by going into a little more detail about my placement, B-Stock Solutions. B-Stock helps large Fortune 1000 manufacturers and retailers liquidate their excess inventories through a private, branded online marketplace. Normally when someone like Walmart wants to get rid of [...]

Cloud.app

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30 Jun 2010

It’s my third week here in San Francisco. I finally feel like I’ve hit a stride between my work life and social life. I can finally get off work at 6 and not feel completely dead. It’s great to not feel dead after work. San Francisco has been an interesting change from New York. Everyone [...]

Hey gang, This week was exciting to say the least. Connor Hood, Ali Shah, and myself went to the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco’s double feature on Wednesday night. The first talk was Michael Arrington from TechCrunch interviewing David Kirkpatrick, the author of the hyped new book “The Facebook Effect”, which was a fascinating look [...]

To MBA or Not to MBA?

Written by: In: Summer 2010

30 Jun 2010

Can I just say, one of my favorite things about Silicon Valley is the vibe. I get a lot out of the atmosphere in Mountain View–it’s practically electric. The place is bubbling to the brim with ideas and activity. Sit down in Red Rock Coffee (by now a frequent haunt of mine) and a majority [...]

As a software engineering intern at Spectrum Bridge, my main responsibilities include fixing bugs in existing code, documenting existing code, and writing new code. With everyone in my team having an average of ten years experience in programming language used by the company, and my lengthy experience of less than one month, I find myself frequently seeking [...]

Cloudy with a chance of SaaS

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28 Jun 2010

Hello everyone, I’ve finally made it out to the Left Coast, so no more “London Blogging” for me. I’ve only moved in and started working for a few days, so I’m still making some adjustments. For one, my circadian clock is still in off the coast of Newfoundland somewhere, and it’s made me a morning [...]

USA! Week 3!

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28 Jun 2010

Wow! Third week working at Inventables in Chicago! Things seem like they are moving at a mile a minute. First I must congratulate USA on a great World Cup! The last ten minutes of the Algeria game was absolutely sensational. Just amazing! Of course the game against Ghana yesterday was a let down, but we [...]

This past week I have been watching along with the rest of the world as the U.S. soccer team competed against Algeria and Ghana in the World Cup.  It was exhilarating to see Landon Donavan lead the team to glory as he scored in the last two minutes of the game against Algeria.  I was [...]

The highlight of this week was GigaOM’s Structure 2010 conference on the future of cloud computing. Cloud computing is quite a hip and happening thing in the tech world; it flips the paradigm of how companies access and manage their resources on its head.  Rather than storing information on a local server in the traditional manner, [...]

Hello readers! I can’t believe it has been 3 weeks already. I mean, I am almost half way through this internship experience.  I feel like my life is an action movie on fast forward.  It is incredible! I am starting to develop a daily routine and getting into the rhythm of things.  For example, I [...]


What is TEC?

The True Entrepreneur Corps is an internship program developed by True Ventures to pair undergraduate students with our portfolio companies for a summer of learning and innovation.

This summer, participating True companies include bloomspot, BrightRoll, Fitbit, Kiip, KISSmetrics, Loggly, Schematic Labs, Socialcast, Sparked, Tello, WeGame, and a stealth company.