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4: Allen Murabayashi Launched Two Successful Businesses: HotJobs and PhotoShelter
Allen Murabayashi, Chairman and Co-Founder of PhotoShelter, is a great example of what can happen when you take action and start building a business.
When Allen was fresh out of college, he joined a small staff of four software developers playing around with internet business ideas in the side office of a employment recruiting firm. Those efforts became HotJobs, which Yahoo bought in 2002 for $445 million.
A few years later, Allen and a few friends got together for dinner and decided to start a company to help professional photographers showcase and sell their work. That company is PhotoShelter.
With two big successes under his belt, Allen has a lot of great advice to offer to new entrepreneurs and to existing businesses.
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By A show for the entrepreneur in all of us. If you are motivated by people like Tim Ferriss, Pat Flynn, John Lee Dumas, Seth Godin, and Gary Veynerchuck, you will love my interviews with successful entrepreneurs who tell exactly how they did it!Allen Murabayashi, Chairman and Co-Founder of PhotoShelter, is a great example of what can happen when you take action and start building a business.
When Allen was fresh out of college, he joined a small staff of four software developers playing around with internet business ideas in the side office of a employment recruiting firm. Those efforts became HotJobs, which Yahoo bought in 2002 for $445 million.
A few years later, Allen and a few friends got together for dinner and decided to start a company to help professional photographers showcase and sell their work. That company is PhotoShelter.
With two big successes under his belt, Allen has a lot of great advice to offer to new entrepreneurs and to existing businesses.