Entrepreneur Websites

Patrick Baumann is a multifaceted individual involved in writing, marketing, and billiards. He operates the Bata Bar & Billiards in Berlin-Mitte and Alexanderplatz since 2014. In 2021, he published his first novel, "2040 – Tag der Deutschen Einheit." From 2017 to 2024, he wrote and published short thoughts called "Momentaufnahmen." He also runs the online billiards shop billardpro.de with partners since 2011 and has been a billiards trainer for nearly 20 years.

Steven Irby is a builder, creator, and maker of things on the internet. Originally from the United States, and a native Californian, he previously lived in Portland, Oregon. He has lived abroad for over five years and traveled to all seven continents (visiting Antarctica for a week). With over a decade of experience as a remote software engineer in the tech industry, he is now pursuing entrepreneurship. He enjoys traveling, space, food, taking pictures, and tech.

Timo Anttila is a full-stack web developer passionate about designing and developing intuitive user experiences. He has crafted hundreds of websites and services for clients globally, built his own sports and eCommerce platforms, and implemented various REST APIs using Node and PHP. Timo is the full-stack developer and owner at Tuspe Design Oy and co-founder and part-time full-stack developer at Ratsukko Solutions Oy. He is also an active day trader and investor. Timo is fascinated by artificial intelligence, technological marvels, and human behavior.

Ezina is a multi-disciplined artist and entrepreneur from Michigan. She weaves together spiritual lineages through her books, poetry, meditation, music, yoga, reiki, and movement. Her goal is to help people connect, remember, and manifest their highest vision. She is an author, musician, meditation teacher, business coach, Reiki Master, and actress. She creates music as a soundtrack to life's journey, writing songs that inspire and uplift. Ezina encourages others to embrace their multifaceted nature and pursue their passions with a concrete plan and physical action.

Thomas Frank is a YouTuber, author, musician, and entrepreneur who has been helping students and professionals be more productive since 2010. He creates in-depth tutorials and templates for Notion that help people be more productive and organized. Thomas' main YouTube channel has garnered over 2.9 million subscribers and more than 170 million views, covering topics in self-improvement, productivity, personal finance, and fitness. He also runs the Thomas Frank Explains YouTube channel, which focuses on Notion education. Thomas is the author of the web’s most comprehensive Notion formula reference and co-founder of Nebula, a creator-owned streaming service.

Justin Khanna is a chef, creator, and entrepreneur based in Seattle, WA. He is the founder of Repertoire, a modern hospitality education company. A graduate of The Culinary Institute of America, Justin trained for over eight years at Michelin-Starred restaurants. He also hosted pop-up dinners and co-founded Voyager's Table, an event production company. Justin creates content, including a podcast and newsletter, aimed at helping hospitality professionals. He is passionate about high-quality gear, memorable dining experiences, and building practical resources.

Tyson Cheah is the author of "Bounce." Born in Malaysia in 1998, he began bboying at age 12. He earned his first dollar online at 15 promoting products on Facebook. He committed to a workout routine in 2017 and worked full time with Herbalife after graduating with his diploma. In 2020, he launched Veetal, a health product company. In 2024, he sold NFT game accounts and published his first YouTube video. He offers consultations and encourages people to join his creative community.

Speed-friending: speed-dating but for friends. A grownup show & tell. An adult recital. Some of the offerings of Mac & Cheese Productions℠, a lifestyle business that models and offers positive adulting and increases life fulfillment and ease through building connection: to others, to opportunities, and to self. You know all those things that are THE WORST? Small talk. Networking. Dating. Cleaning. Sales. Self-Promotion. Public speaking. Pricing. Saying no. Setting boundaries. Making asks. To Do Lists. Going places solo. Sticking out. Taking risks. Doing things that scare you. Doing things you're not good at. Doing things you have no business doing. Doing things you don't want to do but have to. Death. Reply All misuse… Saya (Sigh-Uh, like Maya) Hillman lives to make those things less worse. To make adulthood enjoyable. The poster child for living an idyllic, perfect fitting-life, Saya inspires groups and individuals to take charge of their lives and to learn, grow, and become even more delicious versions of themselves. Through events, courses, keynotes, workplace facilitation, products, consulting, writings, and community, Mac & Cheese helps adults become the best versions of themselves, redefine “success,” and design their lives to best fit themselves — to design their Life of Yes℠. An Evanston, Illinois native, Montessori and Boston College graduate, Chicago Girlie 4 Life (even when she doesn’t live there), and Winston-Salem resident, Saya’s a sad, mute wallflower turned joyful, self-assured wildflower. One of Chicago Magazine’s Top 20 Singles, Chicago Tribune’s Top 100 Innovators, and Brazen Careerist’s Top 20 Professionals to Watch, she’s been featured in Forbes and the New York Times, and is a TEDx speaker and an in-progress (fingers-crossed) memoirist. She’s traveled to all 50 states and 21 countries, fostered 18 puppies, met her husband via one of her own offerings, and is responsible for 7 3/4 couples (ask her about the 3/4).

Erik Schluntz is an engineer and entrepreneur with a passion for solving problems and increasing efficiency, particularly through automation. He is currently a Member of Technical Staff at Anthropic, working on Large Language Models. Previously, he co-founded Cobalt Robotics and served as its CTO, building AI-enabled security guard robots. Earlier in his career, he worked on SpaceX’s Flight Software Team and Google[x]’s Smart Contact Lens project. Erik also founded Posmetrics, which was accepted to Y Combinator and later acquired. He graduated Cum Laude from Harvard University with Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees in Electrical Engineering. His interests include mountain biking, sailing, skiing, hiking, reading science fiction, playing board games, and traveling.

Ryan Kulp is an entrepreneur and musician in Atlanta, GA. He operates a portfolio of companies and eats a lot of meat. He likes to read, write, work out, and entertain. In September 2020 he stepped down as CEO of Fomo.com, which was acquired in 2022. He spent 2 years pursuing music in Seoul, Korea. He lives on a ranch outside Atlanta. He does not have LinkedIn, Facebook, or OnlyFans profiles.

Jamie organizes events in NYC and builds stuff. Jamie also runs Subscribe. Jamie has organized events around the Acquired Live Show. Jamie regrets selling their startup.

Matthew Davidson is a software engineer and founder. He has been a neuroscientist, a startup CTO (twice), and a Buddhist monk for a couple of weeks. He can be found on GitHub as KingMob. He used to maintain Aleph and Manifold, and still maintains True Grit. He has a wife and a beard and lives in Thailand.

Viktor Petersson is a security nerd, bootstrapper, and remote-first entrepreneur. He is focused on building secure systems and sharing his entrepreneurial journey. Viktor's journey into tech entrepreneurship started during his college years, fueled by an obsession with computers and security. He launched YippieMove, an email migration service, and later created Blotter, a productivity app for macOS. Viktor has experience with DevSecOps and security, and has advised companies and spoken at industry events. His biggest venture has been Screenly, a digital signage platform. When he's not coding or building products, he shares his experiences through his blog and podcast.

Jodie Cook is an entrepreneur, writer, and athlete. She is the founder of Coachvox, a platform that allows coaches and consultants to create an AI version of themselves. In 2011, she started a digital agency that was acquired in 2021, a journey she wrote about in her book, Ten Year Career. Jodie is a Forbes 30 under 30 list member (2017) and a senior contributor for Forbes, where she writes about entrepreneurship and artificial intelligence. She also competes in powerlifting and lives in a different place every few months.

Skylar Romines is the Founder and Owner of ATW Advisors. With years of experience in the insurance industry, she started ATW Advisors to empower businesses with better insurance terms and greater control over their programs. She works as a dedicated advocate, using her industry expertise to secure better terms while keeping the bottom line in mind. Skylar is also the author of ‘So She Did: Stories, Stats, and Strategies to Help Women Win’ and Co-chair for CREW Orange County. She dedicates time to local charitable causes and shares insurance insights and motivational content on social media. She lives in the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area.

Matt Gronberg is the Co-Founder and COO of Storage Scholars. Based in Austin, TX, he has spent nine years building the service business, which helps colleges move and store students’ belongings. Storage Scholars serves over 200 campuses nationwide and appeared on Shark Tank in 2022, securing a deal with Mark Cuban. Matt documents his entrepreneurial journey and personal interests on his blog, writing about building a business in his 20s, golf, gym training, and routines. Originally from Boston, Matt now lives in Austin, Texas. He co-founded Storage Scholars after deciding against pursuing a career in medicine. Outside of work, he enjoys playing golf.

David Kirkpatrick is the Founder of Reading 4 Results. He lives in Austin, Texas. He has assisted over 100 entrepreneurs in enhancing their reading speed and comprehension through personalized techniques. He tailors the methods to each student and bases them on the most recent cognitive science research. Seeing his friends get dream jobs with the same degree he had, forced him to accept that he had no one else to blame but himself for his situation. After receiving two life-changing books from a friend, he finally had the courage to ask for help. His mission is to give back lost time through knowledge by reading and retaining faster.

Chris Sparling is the co-founder of Tiny. He has spent years in the entrepreneurial world, working through various tech ventures. He served as the CFO at MetaLab and has a passion for building companies. Chris has co-founded several tech startups, ranging from SaaS platforms to digital goods and services businesses. In 2013, he teamed up with Andrew Wilkinson to start Tiny Capital, which focuses on buying software businesses. In 2019, Chris took WeCommerce, one of Tiny’s companies, public on the TSX:V. In early 2023, Tiny and WeCommerce merged, and Chris now serves as Chairman of the combined company. Tiny owns over 40 companies, including Dribbble and We Work Remotely.

Cathryn Lavery is an entrepreneur and creator, currently residing in Austin, Texas. She is the CEO of BestSelf Co., which she grew from zero to 8-figures in less than two years. Cathryn graduated from Glasgow School of Art with a Masters in Architecture in 2011 and moved to NYC to start her architecture career. In 2013, she left the architecture industry entirely. She launched the Self Journal on Kickstarter in 2015, raising $322,696 in 34 days. Cathryn won Shopify’s Build a Business Competition in 2016 and the Build a BIGGER Business competition in 2017. In 2022, BestSelf was acquired. Cathryn was selected for Forbes 30 Under 30, and her work has been featured in Fast Company’s 2017 Innovation by Design Awards, Entrepreneur, MTV, Huffington Post, Forbes, and Inc.

Anne Palermo is a writer and content strategist. She helps brands connect with their audiences through storytelling. She has over a decade of experience in digital media and marketing. Anne has worked with a variety of clients, from startups to Fortune 500 companies. She is passionate about creating content that is both informative and engaging. Anne is based in New York City.

Andy Sommer is the Founder of OffChance and Co-Founder of Somco Capital and RemoTeams. OffChance is a Houston-based studio and holding company focused on creating profitable and thoughtful brands. Somco Capital develops commercial real estate. RemoTeams is an offshore talent agency that powers all of Andy's businesses. His approach integrates commercial spaces with the brands he launches, creating ecosystems where interesting people can do interesting things.

Alex Lieberman is a Co-founder of Morning Brew and Storyarb. He is the Host of Founder’s Journal and a Co-host of The Crazy Ones. He considers himself a business barista, entrepreneur, and content creator. He offers candid advice on building businesses and explores how today’s world impacts founders. He spent over eight years at Morning Brew, including time as CEO, and helped grow the company to deliver business news to over 2 million readers daily. He is an Advisor at GrowthPair and an investor in ventures like MicroAcquire, Bark Social, and SoleSavy. He is passionate about entrepreneurship, storytelling, and empowering the next generation of builders.

Aiden Fishbein is the Founder and Principal of BRAEID Multimedia. He is a multimedia creator and entrepreneur who brings together cinematic storytelling, strategic thinking, and cutting-edge technology. He has spent over a decade delivering video content and creative services for corporate, tech, and creative clients. Aiden is also an independent filmmaker, musician, and experimental storyteller, always testing new technologies like generative AI and immersive media. His career weaves together creativity, strategy, and an ongoing search for meaningful impact. He was formerly Creative Director and COO at Vitals Agency and VP of Accounts at Viewstream.

Alfred Megally is an artist, entrepreneur and adventurer. His website serves as an archive of his work. He suggests signing up for his friend's email to keep in touch. His projects include photo albums, books, notes, and various other works such as Transporting Bubbles, Landmass, Goods Sold, Mirror World Map, and Bike Across the US.