Glowfish.org:
We're looking for a dedicated MBA, MPA, or Masters student or degree holder who is able to commit at least 20 hours a week to join as the VP of Marketing for Glowfish, a Web 2.0 social entrepreneurship, immediately.
Glowfish is a Web 2.0 network of nonprofits, foundations, and people interested in the activist community, modeled as a functional version of existing social networks, such as Friendster and Facebook. It's vision is to create a community where nonprofits can share all of their information, from best practices to photos; and to organize and make easily accessible this information, thereby increasing the efficiency with which civil society operates. Glowfish is pre-launch, and can be previewed at www.glowfish.org (when we are not making modifications), or you can look at the attached screencap.
We're looking for someone who is well-organized, creative, self-managing, enthusiastic, writes well, and is ideally located in either Boston or the Bay Area.
A little bit about us. Amit Modi holds graduate degrees from Stanford (in Engineering) and from Harvard (in International Relations). Kumar Kota is an EECS graduate of Berkeley, and has 4+ years industry experience at leading Internet companies.
Contact:
Kumar Kota - glowfish.kumar@gmail.com
Welcome to GSVC Matchmaker
This blog has been created by GSVC to facilitate matchmaking among entrepreneurs with business plans and potential entrants. Business students looking for ventures and ventures looking for business school students are encouraged to share opportunities and interests here!
For ventures seeking student talent:
Please send a short description of your venture, including stage, sector, geographic location, specific project you need student help with, and contact information to gsvc [at] haas.berkeley.edu. Please keep your business background and description to 1-2 paragraphs, and your summary of desired talent characteristics to 1 paragraph or several bullets. Please also include your location, contact information, and preferred method of contact.
All of this information will be posted by GSVC as an Entry on this site.
For students seeking a venture:
Please browse the ventures posted here and contact them either by posting a comment to the appropriate venture, or by contacting them directly.
If you have any questions about GSVC's entrant requirements, please consult the GSVC website: www.gsvc.org.
For ventures seeking student talent:
Please send a short description of your venture, including stage, sector, geographic location, specific project you need student help with, and contact information to gsvc [at] haas.berkeley.edu. Please keep your business background and description to 1-2 paragraphs, and your summary of desired talent characteristics to 1 paragraph or several bullets. Please also include your location, contact information, and preferred method of contact.
All of this information will be posted by GSVC as an Entry on this site.
For students seeking a venture:
Please browse the ventures posted here and contact them either by posting a comment to the appropriate venture, or by contacting them directly.
If you have any questions about GSVC's entrant requirements, please consult the GSVC website: www.gsvc.org.
Monday, January 08, 2007
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