Sproutly is a personal weblog dedicated to young entrepreneurs. The site written by me, Jeff Wang, and is not affliated with any other organization. I was born and raised in California. I have also lived in Taiwan for short period during my childhood. Currently, I am attending college at UC Berkeley as an EECS major. I do have trouble staying on the typical technical path for major, and enjoy taking humanity and business classes.
Other than school, I try to keep up the startup’s in the Bay Area. And there are a LOT. I also get pretty excited when I meet other entrepreneurs around my age. I like reading the popular tech/finance blogs as well as big media (WSJ, NYT). Also, interested in hiring me for a consulting gig? Feel free to contact me.
My previous work experience include Microsoft and TechCrunch. I have also started and sold a website.
email: jeff at sproutly dot com
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Writer: Jeff Wang. I am currently a student at UC Berkeley, majoring in Computer Science. Most posts will be dedicated to young entreprenuers.
Hey Jeff. I just wanted to say that I enjoy your blog. I’m a bit older — now 25 — but I also enjoy trying to stay up to speed on the startups in the valley. I recently moved out to SF from DC. I’m working for a bit to save money before heading out on my own to start a business. Anyway, keep up the good posting.
Hi Jeff,
I have a new startup http://www.qualbridge.com, providing online Project management service. When you get time, please visit it and review. I can guarantee you will love it. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. If you like it, I would love if you write about this product in your blog.
Thanks in advance
Booshan
Hi Jeff,
I might have run into you at Startup School telling folks about my new book Web 2.0: A Strategy Guide that will be available at the O’Reilly booth at the Web 2.0 Expo.
By the way, you can still get a free Expo pass at registration–plenary sessions, select sessions. exposition hall and launchpad–by using the code websf08opw. There’s a whole unconference track and meetings called the Web 2.0 Open at the Expo worth getting involved with.