3: Kickstarting a Kickstarter

By kawalski podcast September 17, 2017

Learn the secrets of crowdfunding from the people behind 3 wildly successful Kickstarter campaigns!

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3: Kickstarting a Kickstarter

How many college presidents, venture capitalists, and best-selling authors do you know? Richard Moran is all three. Hear his thoughts on what it takes to be a venture capitalist and how to pitch your idea to a VC, plus some great insight into some of the hottest companies and technologies in the Silicon Valley.

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3: Kickstarting a Kickstarter

This is a really special episode of What Will You Creaate! In this episode I spoke with Alex Wesley, co-founder founder of Arovia, the company that created the Spontaneous Pop-Up Display (SPUD), Clifton Roozeboom, founder of Myriad Sensors, the company that created PocketLab, and Nadhiya Govindaraj of Vufine.

SPUD is a 24 inch high resolution screen that collapses and expands like an umbrella. It raised over $700,000 on Kickstarter and has been lighting up the tech world!

The PocketLab is a laboratory in the palm of your hand, a tiny gadget that’s stuffed with all kinds of awesome sensors. Clifton wasn’t just able to run a successful Kickstarter campaign for PocketLab, he did it twice.

Vufine is a high definition wearable display that seamlessly integrates with your tech, everything from smartphones to drones. It really is wearable displays, simplified. Oh, by the way, they also ran two successful Kickstarter campaigns. How cool is that?

SPUD is a 24 inch high resolution screen that collapses and expands like an umbrella. It raised over $700,000 on Kickstarter and has been lighting up the tech world!

You can learn more about Arovia and SPUD here.
You can learn more about PocketLab here.
You can learn more about Vufine here.