Teenager Shamari Walker builds video games and companies. He founded Ascunia Tech at 15. Scott Kitun invited Shamari to the Technori stage to introduce himself to the startup community. Scott also has a special gift to surprise Shamari.
Uber is promising changes, but will it be enough to confront the allegations of sexual harassment inside the company? And when is it the right time for your company to consider an HR department? According to reporting by the Chicago Tribune, it’s never too soon.
Is this The Jetsons? No. It’s 2017, and cars can find parking spots all by themselves! With help from apps like ParkWhiz and Spot Hero, parking is as easy as turning on the radio.
Scott talks to Brian Vogt about launching GoCleanLabel last year and his work at Brisan. Brian then discusses his work with other startup companies to better the food industry through thought.
Scott talks to Katie Lord about how she helps all businesses including small budget start-ups get the creative design services they need.
Scott talks to Luv Talk founder Gwen Washington about how Luv Talk is helping improve the dating world! Scott, of course, also asks Gwen to grade his recent Valentine’s Day performance.
Scott sits down with Jamie Migdal, CEO of FetchFind, to talk about her unique experiences pitching her business and hearing other entrepreneurs pitch to differing degrees of success. Later, Jamie discusses how she developed FetchFind and her vast experience in the pet space!
Scott talked to Adam Hughes, President of Avant, about how his company has grown to more than a $2B valuation by providing a customized approach to consumer credit options.
Technori’s own Mr. Sean Froelich gives his take on the exciting innovations at this year’s Chicago Auto Show. Find out what you missed or relive the excitement!
Noirefy is a social platform that connects minorities to opportunities globally. Host Scott Kitun spoke with founder Shaniqua Davis to teach us more.