Brook Lundy
Tushy the Cat
Dan Rollman
Dan Rollman is one of the masterminds behind The Universal Record Database, a website launched in 2008 where record-craving individuals too avant-garde for Guinness can share their original accomplishments, like “Most Howls Elicited from a Dog Wearing a
Michael Galpert
Michael Galpert is one of the founders of Aviary, an online suite of image, photo and audio editing tools that make it possible for everyone from graphic designers to your aging aunt to bring their artistic inclinations to digitized fruition. Finally—an
Ariel Garten
Ariel Garten is the lead researcher for InteraXon, a technology consulting company that develops brain-controlled products like a chair that you can levitate with your mind. Such research could prove a boon for people with debilitating physical impairments,
Suzanne Grossman
Suzanne Grossman, a career coach and blogger for The Huffington Post, doles out advice on everything from how to work your connections to the benefits of temping. She also has a career blog on the side called Love Your Job, where she continues to provide sage
Kristin Klein
Kristin Klein might be mistaken for an indie rock groupie judging by the number of shows she attends, but she’s actually guiding the careers of bands like Deerhunter, Black Lips, King Khan and The Shrines as their tour manager. And, as the owner of the
Sam Lessin
Sam Lessin created file-sharing service drop.io—a resource for users who want to share images, video and documents with a select audience without shelling out a lot of loot. Lessin launched the service in 2007, and since then about one million people per
Max Lugavere and Jason Silva
Max Lugavere and Jason Silva are the founders of Al Gore’s Emmy-winning Current, the fastest-growing network in TV history. Presently, the duo provides an outlet for D.I.Y. journalists with their show Max and Jason: Still Up, which airs documentaries
Stephen Arbib
Stephen Arbib has thrown the gauntlet down before eBay and Craigslist by developing Commuto, a free social-networking service that allows users to swap goods like video games and clothing. Commuto may seem like a return to primitive times, but with the
