Get a meeting with Chris Yeh

Chris – Just yesterday I got my very first press for a social music app I’ve been building for almost a year called LetsListen http://www.betabeat.com/2011/08/18/letslisten-aims-to-be-a-turntable-killer/ I moved from Richmond, VA to San Francisco just a few months ago to make this thing happen - I’ve got an amazing story to tell and incredible business to introduce you to.

I'm at a teen startup incubator in Mountain View called Teens in Tech. Last Friday we had our demo day where I be presented http://www.MySchoolHelp.com. Chris, you're the kind of person I'd love to hang out with sometime to chat and learn from your experience.

I am (with two partners) in the Silicon Valley with my StartUp Amerpages.com looking to expand our company, doing networking and get funding. We just get from South America (HUGE MARKET) and I want to meet Chris because i think his experience can help us a lot to bootstrap our company in a higher level. We are staying one more month here, so it would be great to hear some advice from him. thnks

I am a Canadian with a ton of personality that will not only foster an amazing relationship with Chris BUT I bring a TON of questions.... Everyone loves a Question Queen with spunk - come on! (p.s. I feel this is a great reason to meet everyone on this panel!)

I quit my job, sold all of my stuff, traveled for a year and then started the travel company I desperately wanted but couldn't find. Unanchor answers the questions: what should I do & how should I get around? We sell self-guided tours that give the tour guide experience at a fraction of the cost. We've been bootstrapping the last year and are beginning to explore trying to raise money.

In September 2011, POCKETLABWORKS, Inc. will ship the iRiffPort Digital Audio Guitar Connection for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. iRiffPort is a product in the "consumer web/mobile space" that turns your iDevice into a practice guitar amplifier. POCKETLABWORKS, Inc. is based in Mountain View, CA
http://www.pocketlabworks.com

My startup, LazyMeter, launched on 8/5 with coverage in Lifehacker and The Atlantic. We have thousands of users and strong metrics/feedback. We are seeking advice on how to take our company to the next step. http://www.lazymeter.com

I have created an adhoc social networking iPhone app called Locally for neighbors to communicate, share & organize. Neighborhood websites have backfired in the past. I am working with different assumptions. It would be nice to run my assumptions and objectives by Chris.

Hi Chris, gary here -- http://www.linkedin.com/in/garygoates

Our team has written a business plan narrative, which if we meet will be available to you in advance either as a 11-page .pdf file or interactively via Google Docs.

Working within the spaces of Social Networking / Social Media / On-line Advertising / On-line Education, we have the potential of disruptively taking multiple niche target markets away from Google's AdWords. We have the potential of supplanting, not replacing, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Google+.

We currently seek early-stage funding of a surprisingly modest amount -- in part because our initial website deployment can be largely outsourced.

Your investment risk would be diversified across about four realistic potential revenue streams, as well as diversified across about four well-identified target markets.

Each of our co-founders (currently 3) bring a solid value, via blogging experience, graduate-level teaching experience, and software development experience. Our content will run the gamut from user-posted tweet-like comments, to blogs, to works of substantial educational value. Our Web 2.0 and mobile-device user experience will (in later releases) be second to none. Our management team is committed to merging the excitement of agile Ruby on Rails development with old-school software engineering via written software requirements and phased implementation plans.

Hope to hear from you,

Gary B. Goates