#BigDNT March: Mendr

In a photo-centric society, our pictures are worth more than a thousand words. They document our achievements, fun times, and […]

#BigDNT February: Jack

With the introduction of Amazon Echo comes new territory for enhanced home living. Fernando Higuera looks to add to the […]

#BigDNT February: InsuredMine

Raution Jaiswal is the founder of an all-in-one insurance tracking program called InsuredMine. “We have multiple insurances,” Jaiswal said during […]

#BigDNT January: Spacee

At January’s Dallas New Tech pitch, Skip Howard, founder of Spacee, began his talk by stating, “This isn’t going to […]

#BigDNT January: Bonfire

At Dallas New Tech January, Jerry King pitched his company Bonfire that brands itself as a simple RV reservation management […]

#BigDNT December: Zartech

Abu Sadeq is the founder and CEO of Zartech, a Dallas-based cyber threat and cybersecurity advisory firm. Sadeq has over 22 […]

#BigDNT December: Caterly

Matthew Tyler Brown visited Dallas New Tech to talk about his latest project, Caterly. Caterly is led by Smoot Carter and provides […]

#BigDNT November: Olivia.ai

At last week’s Dallas New Tech, Cristiano Oliviera, the CEO of Olivia.ai, presented. Oliviera opened by explaining that his company […]

#BigDNT October: Swych

Robert Sabella and Deepak Jain are the co-founders of Swych, a mobile gifting company that has revolutionized the concept of sharing gifts with other people. […]

#BigDNT October: Craig Fuller of TransVix

Following Cole Oliver’s presentation on CHDR financial at Dallas New Tech, Craig Fuller, presented about the Dallas-based company, Transvix. Transvix is one of the largest private technology […]

#BigDNT October: CHDR

At this past week’s Dallas New Tech, a monthly showcase event for new companies and technologies, Cole Oliver presented over his […]

BIG DNT: M2M Circuits

Jesse Lee the co-founder and CEO of M2M Circuits, spoke at Dallas new tech on Tuesday. Lee was originally in […]

BIG DNT September: Cancer-Q

Zach Weismann co-founder of Cancer-Q, pitched at Dallas New Tech on Tuesday the 6th. Weismann aims to simplify the research process […]

Dallas New Tech: Iuzeit

Yogesh Patel is the founder and CEO of Iuzeit (i-use-it), a Dallas-based startup. Iuzeit is focused on making product information streamlined, […]

Dallas New Tech: Laundri

David Burrows is the founder and CEO of Laundri, an app-based on-demand laundry cleaning, dry-cleaning and shoe-shining service. He spoke last week at Dallas […]

Dallas New Tech: Cariloop

Michael Walsh is the CEO and founder of Cariloop, a Dallas startup that helps families walk through the many complex decisions […]

BigDNT: WhutzCookin

Have you ever searched for food delivery, and only returned results for pizza chains, or the occasional Chinese takeout? Do […]

BigDNT: Wing Ware

Wing Ware is a Dallas start up that is improving the safety and reliability of aircraft fueling equipment, by revolutionizing […]

BigDNT: Solugen

Gaurab Chakrabarti, CEO and Co-Founder of Solugen, wants to make hydrogen peroxide as ubiquitous as tap water for its clients. […]

BigDNT: Robin

No more pain in the grass! Dallas based start-up Robin gives you the ability to put your lawn on “auto-pilot”. […]

BigDNT: Dream Arm

There are few people who can pop-up out of the audience, create a product on-the-fly, and then deliver a succinct […]

BigDNT: VaultMR

Walking into the doctors office can, at times, feel like being quizzed on your vital signs, or personal history, or […]

BigDNT: Sprinkl

Billions of gallons of water are used daily for irrigation. The average homeowner will use 20,000 gallons of water on […]

BigDNT: Goodz

When you do a Google search for a product, how often do you scan past the first page? (That is […]

BigDNT: Skill Silo

There are few skills that add value to your career like learning a language, but it’s often easier said than […]

Startup Dallas Ep83 – Matt Johnner | Bank Labs

Check out the audio version of the show on iTunes here and Stitcher here.

Matt Johnner is back on the show with a new company, Bank Labs, designing innovative, web-based mobile apps specifically to power a competitive advantage for community banks.  Matt shares what led him to Bank Labs and how the company is helping community banks grow more business opportunities.

But first, today’s show is sponsored by NoD.  Located in North Dallas, this co-working space goes way beyond simply having a place to work.
NōD’s mission is to enable startups, designers, developers, and independent workers to grow and thrive as one big happy creative community. They do this by creating an environment where entrepreneurs and freelancers can create, connect and collaborate.
Find out more at noddfw.com.
Today’s show is also sponsored by Magic Production Group’s new Startup Package of videos.  As you may know, Magic is the company that powers this whole show.  And we’ve put together some special pricing to further support the startup community here in Dallas.
As a startup it’s critical for you to quickly communicate what you do.  And we all know video has the power to do just that.
Well now, we’ve made it a little bit easier to make that power work for you.
Whether it’s an animated explainer video, a company profile video, or an authority-building segment on the American Ventures interview program, you get to kickstart your video brand presence quickly.  And for a very manageable price.
For more information, head to http://magicproductiongroup.com/startuppackage/

Give Matt and the folks at Bank Labs a shout at 501.246.5148.  Find out how they can fit with your community bank initiatives.
And drop me a line at jason@startupdallas.co or on Twitter @StartupDallasTV.  Let me know what you thought of the episode and what else you’d like to hear about on the show.  Thank you to our sponsors NoD Coworking and Magic Production Group’s Startup Package of videos.  And this show was powered by MagicProductionGroup.com, as well – specializing in video production and live corporate events.
And if you liked this episode, please make sure you head on over to iTunes and subscribe.  I’ve got a lot more great interviews on the way.  And please, leave us a review.  It’s a huge help in the show getting discovered and in front of more folks. And for those watching on YouTube please subscribe to the channel and share this episode with someone who could use it.

Also, if you’re in the Dallas area and you want to meet up, you can join me in North Dallas at the Coffee House Cafe every Tuesday morning at 8am for the Dallas Open Coffee Club where my co-host, Stephen Olmon and I host an hour of talking tech, startups and digital lifestyle.  You can find us on Meetup.com and search BigDOCC.  If you’re closer to downtown, this group’s founder, Michael Sitarzewski hosts his Tuesday morning meeting at 1700 Pacific.  And for those of you in other parts of DFW, there are coffee clubs now in Downtown Arlington, Oak Cliff, Fort Worth, Irving/Las Colinas, Southlake and Denton.  If you hit any of these, you’ll meet and get to know some great folks in the startup community.
Alright. You know what time it is – Let’s go start something!
Show Notes
BankLabs – http://www.banklabs.com
Matt Johnner -https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattjohnner
Mike Montgomery -https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-montgomery-270a1a2b
Systematics-http://www.fisglobal.com/About-Us/About-Our-Company
FIS Global -http://www.fisglobal.com
BankLabs phone number –(501)-246-5148
Twitter – https://twitter.com/BankingLabs

Startup Dallas Episode 81 – Joe Scott | Cankerboy

Check out the audio version of the show on iTunes here and Stitcher here.

Joe Scott is on the show today.  With his site and product, Cankerboy, he’s improving people’s lives and helping them live pain free, by solving an incredibly common problem that doesn’t get enough attention.  Joe tells us all about it, and he built all of this on the side while still holding a full-time job.
But first, today’s show is sponsored by NoD.  Located in North Dallas, this co-working space goes way beyond simply having a place to work.
NōD’s mission is to enable startups, designers, developers, and independent workers to grow and thrive as one big happy creative community. They do this by creating an environment where entrepreneurs and freelancers can create, connect and collaborate.
Find out more at noddfw.com.
Today’s show is also sponsored by Magic Production Group’s new Startup Package of videos.  As you may know, Magic is the company that powers this whole show.  And we’ve put together some special pricing to further support the startup community here in Dallas.
As a startup it’s critical for you to quickly communicate what you do.  And we all know video has the power to do just that.
Well now, we’ve made it a little bit easier to make that power work for you.
Whether it’s an animated explainer video, a company profile video, or an authority-building segment on the American Ventures interview program, you get to kickstart your video brand presence quickly.  And for a very manageable price.
For more information, head to http://magicproductiongroup.com/startuppackage/

Go to cankerboy.com and see what Joe has built.  I’m really impressed that he’s gone to the lengths he has for solving this problem for himself and others.  I’ll have links to much of what we talked about and the video version of the show at startupdallas.co/81.

And drop me a line at jason@startupdallas.co or on Twitter @StartupDallasTV.  Let me know what you thought of the episode and what else you’d like to hear about on the show.  Thank you to our sponsors NoD Coworking and Magic Production Group’s Startup Package of videos.  And this show was powered by MagicProductionGroup.com, as well – specializing in video production and live corporate events.
And if you liked this episode, please make sure you head on over to iTunes and subscribe.  I’ve got a lot more great interviews on the way.  And please, leave us a review.  It’s a huge help in the show getting discovered and in front of more folks. And for those watching on YouTube please subscribe to the channel and share this episode with someone who could use it.

Also, if you’re in the Dallas area and you want to meet up, you can join me in North Dallas at the Coffee House Cafe every Tuesday morning at 8am for the Dallas Open Coffee Club where my co-host, Stephen Olmon and I host an hour of talking tech, startups and digital lifestyle.  You can find us on Meetup.com and search BigDOCC.  If you’re closer to downtown, this group’s founder, Michael Sitarzewski hosts his Tuesday morning meeting at 1700 Pacific.  And for those of you in other parts of DFW, there are coffee clubs now in Downtown Arlington, Oak Cliff, Fort Worth, Irving/Las Colinas, Southlake and Denton.  If you hit any of these, you’ll meet and get to know some great folks in the startup community.
Alright. You know what time it is – Let’s go start something!
Show Notes

Joe Scott
Canker Boy -http://www.cankerboy.com
Answers with Joe –answerswithjoe.com
Joe Scott  -https://www.linkedin.com/in/joescottcreative
Joe’s YouTube channel link -https://www.youtube.com/user/jnightandday
Debactoral -http://www.debacterol.com
TNF Alpha -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tumor_necrosis_factor_alpha
Cratejoy Subscription Box -https://www.cratejoy.com
Oceanfront Property – http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395686https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jcc3Ab-yezc
Ze Frank -https://www.linkedin.com/in/zefrank
https://www.youtube.

Startup Dallas Episode 80 – Zach Redington | Lounge County

Check out the audio version of the show on iTunes here and Stitcher here.

Zach Redington is on the show today.  His story is pretty typical:  the old “Criminal Defense attorney who just wants to be comfortable so he starts his own lounge pants company while on vacation in Amsterdam” story we’ve heard so many times.  Find out how Zach and his business partner have turned this idea into a thriving business and the challenges they’ve faced in launching and marketing this business.

But first, today’s show is sponsored by NoD.  Located in North Dallas, this co-working space goes way beyond simply having a place to work.
NōD’s mission is to enable startups, designers, developers, and independent workers to grow and thrive as one big happy creative community. They do this by creating an environment where entrepreneurs and freelancers can create, connect and collaborate.
Find out more at noddfw.com.
Today’s show is also sponsored by Magic Production Group’s new Startup Package of videos.  As you may know, Magic is the company that powers this whole show.  And we’ve put together some special pricing to further support the startup community here in Dallas.
As a startup it’s critical for you to quickly communicate what you do.  And we all know video has the power to do just that.
Well now, we’ve made it a little bit easier to make that power work for you.
Whether it’s an animated explainer video, a company profile video, or an authority-building segment on the American Ventures interview program, you get to kickstart your video brand presence quickly.  And for a very manageable price.
For more information, head to http://magicproductiongroup.com/startuppackage/

Zach is so great.  I had so much fun in this interview and loved the insights he brought into starting a product-based business.  Go check out LoungeCounty.com – connect with them on social, and be on the lookout for their Kickstarter campaign so you can finally start napping in comfort!  I’ll have links from the show and the video version at startupdallas.co/80.  80!  Wow.

And drop me a line at jason@startupdallas.co or on Twitter @StartupDallasTV.  Let me know what you thought of the episode and what else you’d like to hear about on the show.  Thank you to our sponsors NoD Coworking and Magic Production Group’s Startup Package of videos.  And this show was powered by MagicProductionGroup.com, as well – specializing in video production and live corporate events.
And if you liked this episode, please make sure you head on over to iTunes and subscribe.  I’ve got a lot more great interviews on the way.  And please, leave us a review.  It’s a huge help in the show getting discovered and in front of more folks. And for those watching on YouTube please subscribe to the channel and share this episode with someone who could use it.

Also, if you’re in the Dallas area and you want to meet up, you can join me in North Dallas at the Coffee House Cafe every Tuesday morning at 8am for the Dallas Open Coffee Club where my co-host, Stephen Olmon and I host an hour of talking tech, startups and digital lifestyle.  You can find us on Meetup.com and search BigDOCC.  If you’re closer to downtown, this group’s founder, Michael Sitarzewski hosts his Tuesday morning meeting at 1700 Pacific.  And for those of you in other parts of DFW, there are coffee clubs now in Downtown Arlington, Oak Cliff, Fort Worth, Irving/Las Colinas, Southlake and Denton.  If you hit any of these, you’ll meet and get to know some great folks in the startup community.
Alright. You know what time it is – Let’s go start something!
Show Notes
Lounge County -http://loungecounty.com
Zach Redington (LinkedIn) -https://www.linkedin.com/in/zach-redington-52b4909
Andy Archer – https://www.linkedin.com/in/andy-archer-32578
Wake Forest University -http://www.wfu.edu
For the company:Twitter -https://twitter.com/LoungeCounty
Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/loungecountyusa