Mark Geller

I have one goal, one motive, and one ulterior motive in writing this post. My goal is to help my colleague and buddy, Justin Isaf, find a co-founder for his new web startup. My motivation for doing this is that Justin is a good guy and a passionate entrepreneur with an excellent idea and domain-specific expertise and I want to do him a solid. My ulterior motive is I want to use the service Justin is developing for my own company, and sooner rather than later!

Without revealing the secret sauce of the idea, Justin’s background is in community management, and he has a novel and well-thought-through idea to help new web companies of just about any type solve the perennial chicken-and-egg problem of how do you get new users when you don’t yet have interesting stuff happening on your web site, and how do you get interesting stuff happening on your web site when you don’t have many users.

Justin’s new startup is going to help solve the chicken-and-egg problem of jump starting communities for web sites of all different kinds. Help us find him a (technical) co-founder!

Justin is young and passionate with several years experience as a successful community manager, so he understands the art and the science of building communities. He is also participating in TheFunded.com’s Founder Institute program (full disclosure: as am I), so he has access to (and interest from) numerous top-tier investors.

So if you are a technical co-founder, able to build high-performing, scalable web services in superhuman time, and you are searching for an excellent partner, a good idea, and reasonable access to capital, contact me here and I will put you in touch.