>> So I studied entrepreneurship and management information systems at Temple;
I guess you could say those [inaudible] of doing.
While I was in high school in my senior year, I was interning at Johns Hopkins University
in their Student Affairs department for a couple of years.
I then-- when I was in school at Temple I also worked
with Mass Mutual testing what the insurance thing was about,
and the following year I started my own company.
So it happened while I was in school.
I had two companies actually, you know the first one was called "On Tap Incorporated"
and the premise was helping other businesses develop and grow which was funny
because I never had developed a business, but it's great because that premise is still there
and it's something I look to do in the part of young people coming up.
And the second business was "whoseyourlandlord.com,"
and that was started my junior year, but my senior year is when it actually launched.
So that's really how it all got going, and it's funny I actually act and model too
so about the same time I started "Whose your landlord" and so that part
of my career has been flourishing as well,
and so I'm able to really infuse both you know the events, the connections you meet.
You know a lot of times people in entertainment want to be in tech, and tech wants to be
in entertainment, so it works our really well.