There’s a rule in the Cohen household: you must launch your first startup by the time you’re 26. Which is how Shlomo came up with the idea of putting together Cowork.rs, which has expanded to three floors in the Flatiron District. “Shlomo has his own construction company, and has relationships with commercial real estate developers, and a major investor who was working out of an executive suite.“ When Silber had the idea to open a coworking space, he tapped his cousin to run it. The company has always been fashion and tech forward, and Uri is the man (even if he is her brother) behind the designer. His sister, Rebecca, designer behind the eponymously named line, may well be on her way to become an icon among the smart jewelry set with her line of bracelets that double as phone chargers, and necklaces that buzz when you’ve received an email or text message. Uri Minkoff is CEO and founder of Rebecca Minkoff, one of fashion’s latter day icons, especially to young female hipsters. Daniela had issues due to Hurricane Sandy. The idea for the company came out of pure frustration: Jorge was at a concert and having a hard time connecting with friends, due to connectivity issues. It allows you to send text messages, actually, and it’ll even work when your phone is in ‘Airplane Mode.’ That’s StrayBoots and here’s a twist: he’s the CEO she’s the CTO.ĭaniela and Jorge Perdoma grew up in Sao Paulo, but they’re both here in NYC now, as cofounders of goTenna, a device that pairs with your smartphone and lets you communicate with others even when you don’t have service. This Princeton-educated brother and sister team started the tech-based scavenger hunt company together (along with buddy Scott Knackmuhs) based on the idea that exploring your city could be way more fun if you made it into a game. So he called his sister, who was working in NYC at the time.Ī company was born. Paperless Post serves up digital and print stationery to address the needs of everyone from Internet-only crowd to people who like their invitations delivered the old-fashioned way.īoth are Harvard educated, and he was still at the university when he was planning his 21 st birthday party and the idea for Paperless Post popped up. Nothing quite like keeping it in the family.Īlexa and James Hirschfeld, founders of Paperless Post, are another sibling duo. Her husband is Tad Martin, Collective’s third cofounder and CEO.
So, please don’t ask Heidi if Steve is her husband. Heidi and Steve are cofounders – again – and the company was recently selected as one of OnMedia’s 100 Top Private Companies. Their new venture, Collective, a data-driven technology and network that transforms massive amounts of raw data into enterprise shared strategic knowledge. They’re the teams who make it work, then sit down to Thanksgiving Dinner together.ĬLICK HERE TO SEE 10 NYC FAMILIES WHERE TECH IS IN THE BLOODīack in 1996, when the brother-sister duo Stephen Messer and Heidi Messer first started Linkshare, there was no such thing as ‘affiliate marketing.’ Well, the Messers not only changed that: nearly 10 years later, between publishers and advertisers, the pair had amassed 10 million and Linkshare was acquired by Rakuten for $425 million. What about family members who start companies together? New York has its share of fathers and sons, brothers and sisters, brothers and brothers and even cousins who do. We’re excited about the opportunity,” said Manale.We often hear that investors shy away from investing in married couples. You know we got back, and you wish you had a couple of games under your belt to play a program with Coach Bonis and Brother Martin. Offensive system-wise, defense, special teams. “Well it’s a challenge because we don’t have everything in, what we plan on doing. They open Catholic League play against district champ, Brother Martin. This week things get a lot tougher for Jesuit on the schedule. Hats off to the coaching staff, and those players executing the gameplan,” said Jesuit head coach Ryan Manale. That was good to see them executing as well. In the fourth quarter, we were playing with a lot of youngsters on the field. Really from top to bottom, ready to execute. I’m super proud of my coaches putting in gameplans.
Everybody pretty much got on the field for a play. For me, it was my first game at Jesuit High School. “Biggest excitement was getting the kids back on the field. The Blue Jays overwhelmed undermanned Riverdale, 52-0. NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The Ryan Manale era at Jesuit started out with a bang.
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