In 2017, Neighbor launched in a small university town in Utah with a bold mission to “solve our neighbors’ biggest challenges.”
To do that, we would need to build the world’s first hyperlocal marketplace. A marketplace where participants not only transact with each other, but often know each other. In …
This article was published in the Summer 2019 edition of Silicon Slopes Magazine.
A LESSON IN (VERY RECENT) HISTORY
Last month the Wall Street Journal editorial board penned a scathing critique of Connecticut’s gamble with state tax reform.
Democrat Gov. Ned Lamont proposed a massive tax package which included a hefty lift in the capital gains …
This article was originally published in the Spring 2018 edition of Silicon Slopes Magazine.
Reading the Tea Leaves
In 1994, Jeff Bezos left his position as vice-president of a Wall St. firm to do the unthinkable: connect writers and publishers directly to their readers. No middleman. No in-house barista. No fancy displays. …
The New Economy
The sharing economy has taken the world by storm over the last decade:
Airbnb, founded with an air mattress and a living room just nine short years ago, now boasts more rooms than Marriott, Hilton, IHG, Wyndham and Hyatt combined
WeWork, which provides shared office space, now sports …
