“Jeremy is an entrepreneur that can be described as pure driving energy for the company! He listens to his team and creates a real nice chemistry and morale. Always dedicated, well aware of industry standards and trying to create new ones - looking to provide an innovative and best quality product. It’s always a great experience to work with people like Jeremy!”
About
Founder and Managing Partner of Redline Ventures, an early-stage investment firm…
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AI is moving into the physical world. We're excited about a new wave of startups rebuilding the systems that power the real world, from education…
AI is moving into the physical world. We're excited about a new wave of startups rebuilding the systems that power the real world, from education…
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New roles just opened up across The Nucleus Network and... We're back with another random photo. Some of the teams we work closely with are hiring…
New roles just opened up across The Nucleus Network and... We're back with another random photo. Some of the teams we work closely with are hiring…
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So I have the Y Combinator Request for Startups tab open since last night wondering if I should apply for the 328397 time. Then I find this. The…
So I have the Y Combinator Request for Startups tab open since last night wondering if I should apply for the 328397 time. Then I find this. The…
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Top 5 iPhone Apps
BGR
"Welcome to the latest edition of our series on gorgeous iPhone apps. We talk about apps a great deal here on BGR and the reason is fairly obvious: apps make the phone. Thanks to the advent of on-device application stores, smartphones now ship as blank canvases, waiting for users to fill them with third-party software that extends their functionality in any number of directions.
In this series, we try to bring you the cream of the crop — apps that are beautifully designed as well as…"Welcome to the latest edition of our series on gorgeous iPhone apps. We talk about apps a great deal here on BGR and the reason is fairly obvious: apps make the phone. Thanks to the advent of on-device application stores, smartphones now ship as blank canvases, waiting for users to fill them with third-party software that extends their functionality in any number of directions.
In this series, we try to bring you the cream of the crop — apps that are beautifully designed as well as useful — to help fill your canvas."Other authors -
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Hashtack Combines Photos From Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Into One App
TechCrunch
"...the app is great for the average user, but becomes a lot more powerful in the hands of social media managers, content creators, community managers and small business owners.
This makes it easier for companies to respond to users who are engaging with them, and a company “retacking” a users post could build brand loyalty."Other authors -
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Fly Or Die: Divvy
TechCrunch
See publication"As photo-sharing truly hits its stride, an entire ecosystem is born around it. But what is creation without consumption? That’s what Divvy is all about." - TechCrunch @JordanRCrook
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Divvy Is Photo Consumption And Sharing Done Right
TechCrunch
See publication"There are dozens upon dozens of apps interested in your photo creation and sharing habits, but very few focus on the consumption of photos. Meet Divvy, an iOS app that lets you combine all of your social feeds (for now Facebook and Instagram) into one collective photo stream." - Jordan Crook @TechCrunch
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Austin Turns Out For A Hot Night Of Fun, Drinking And Pitching
TechCrunch
See publicationTechCrunch features my 60 second pitch at their Austin Meet-Up
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AppAdvice Daily: Divvy
AppAdvice
See publication"We check out Divvy, which is an app we first saw at South By Southwest, and now the developers are taking the app on the road, literally. They are going all over the country to spread the word about their app the old fashioned way." - AppAdvice
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These Guys Are Selling Their Private Photo-Sharing App Divvy From The Back Of A VW Bus
TechCrunch
See publicationDivvy feature in TechCrunch
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Startup CEOs: What Are They Thankful For?
Forbes
“This time of year, I’m most thankful for my friends, family, and colleagues. Anyone who has chosen the sometimes lonely path of entrepreneurship knows how vital these people are in our daily lives. The ups and downs of creating something out of nothing could be overwhelming if it weren’t for them. The founders of companies get the spotlight, but it’s the village no one sees that builds the foundation of our success.”
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Our biggest event ever is coming up: The Nucleus 2026 in the Hamptons. Founders, investors, and operators coming in from NYC, LA, Miami, SF and…
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We kicked off Fanatics Fest NYC with a live episode of The Playbook alongside Minnesota Timberwolves owner Marc Lore and my longtime friend Jim Kwik,…
We kicked off Fanatics Fest NYC with a live episode of The Playbook alongside Minnesota Timberwolves owner Marc Lore and my longtime friend Jim Kwik,…
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Trucking is commoditized. Execution isn’t. There's a big difference between moving a container... and consistently delivering a great customer…
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Yesterday I had the opportunity to keynote alongside Tim Storey (life coach to Oprah, Robert Downey Jr., and many others), David Meltzer (former CEO…
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99% of problems can be solved with a warm introduction. Need a recommendation? You're not googling it. You're texting someone you know and asking…
99% of problems can be solved with a warm introduction. Need a recommendation? You're not googling it. You're texting someone you know and asking…
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We're excited to be new members of the NY NJ Foreign Freight Forwarders & Brokers Association Inc! Thank you to Jeanette Gioia and Al Raffa for…
We're excited to be new members of the NY NJ Foreign Freight Forwarders & Brokers Association Inc! Thank you to Jeanette Gioia and Al Raffa for…
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Pango (YC S26) is joining Y Combinator Today, e-commerce operations fall apart unless a human constantly acts as the glue between fragmented systems…
Pango (YC S26) is joining Y Combinator Today, e-commerce operations fall apart unless a human constantly acts as the glue between fragmented systems…
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Darell Chua and I started Y Combinator this week! Two days in, and what's stuck with me is the people. Everyone here has a story, and every person…
Darell Chua and I started Y Combinator this week! Two days in, and what's stuck with me is the people. Everyone here has a story, and every person…
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Nuro Finance is at ETHGlobal NYC working on our agentic banking platform…and guess wha. After this weekend you will be able to give your debit cards…
Nuro Finance is at ETHGlobal NYC working on our agentic banking platform…and guess wha. After this weekend you will be able to give your debit cards…
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It’s a wrap for Y Combinator! Probably the most learning-packed experience of my life - learning alongside insanely ambitious founders, and hearing…
It’s a wrap for Y Combinator! Probably the most learning-packed experience of my life - learning alongside insanely ambitious founders, and hearing…
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The best time to start a company is now. Apply to Y Combinator. Last week we presented at YC Demo Day and finally met many of our investors in…
The best time to start a company is now. Apply to Y Combinator. Last week we presented at YC Demo Day and finally met many of our investors in…
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This was one of the best events we’ve ever hosted at Nucleus. Cannes Lions Day 1. Tennis on the Riviera. Amazing partners Luma, Airwallex, Crowe…
This was one of the best events we’ve ever hosted at Nucleus. Cannes Lions Day 1. Tennis on the Riviera. Amazing partners Luma, Airwallex, Crowe…
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Every new hire gets $5K for their desk. No approval. No conversation about what’s “reasonable.” Some of the things in our office: - inversion…
Every new hire gets $5K for their desk. No approval. No conversation about what’s “reasonable.” Some of the things in our office: - inversion…
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The difference between a successful startup and a generational tech empire? A decade of relentless, compounding execution. 🚀💳 Take a look at the…
The difference between a successful startup and a generational tech empire? A decade of relentless, compounding execution. 🚀💳 Take a look at the…
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So excited to be speaking at this event with Entrepreneur Magazine and Athletes First. 👏 I’ve lived through the the sleepless nights, the…
So excited to be speaking at this event with Entrepreneur Magazine and Athletes First. 👏 I’ve lived through the the sleepless nights, the…
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