Sunday, January 15, 2012

In on the Ground Floor

I had some similar thoughts in a post What If.  What if you could get in on the ground floor of an internet start-up like Twitter? Even only taking a tiny percentage would be worth a LOT today.

This time there's a group that has a better idea of what it would like to accomplish, appropriate scope, and a real formulation for sharing private equity in internet start-ups by helping them get off the ground and spreading the word for a starting user base.


The company is Wahooly and I'm proud to say that I am one of the 27,000+ initial members.  According to CEO Dana Severson, some 250 start-ups applied but only 200 will be accepted the first year.

About 50 internet start-ups per quarter will run their paces through the initial members, some having a limited number of people.  The first round of start-ups will be provided to members some time later this month.

Severson joined David Domzalski on Financial Bin Radio for an interview explaining the overview of Wahooly.  Check out the interview here.

Wahooly elsewhere on the web:


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