Brent Schulkin Email & Phone Number

Oakland, CA, US

Working on an outrageous Halloween-themed community and exchange-traded fund that does climate activism. https://trickortreat.co

San Francisco, CA, US

Delos uses cutting edge climate science and artificial intelligence to build what we believe is the best wildfire risk model in the world. After all the recent climate fires (which ultimately pushed my family out of the house I grew up in), hundreds of thousands of Californians lost their home insurance because their insurance companies realized they.

Oakland, CA, US

MoneyVoice was founded to help people have a positive impact on the world every time they buy something. In our consumer feedback app, users import transaction data, and for every purchase they make at any business they earn one vote, which gives them the right to vote for what they want the business to do. This is a faster, easier, and more.

San Francisco, California, US

We are producing a theatrical hip hop musical about startups.It started with four startup founders doing freestyle hip hop just for fun. Then we wrote an album. Which became a musical. We did our first sold-out performance in 2016, followed by performances at Silicon Valley Fashion Week, 500 Startups Demo Day, and more. We raised $27k on Kickstarter to.

Oakland, CA, US

VERGE is the biggest and best climate tech event. I led all startup programs for this event in both 2019 and 2020. I designed sessions for climate tech founders, and also ran the Accelerate pitch competition. I led selection of all the startups who pitched over two years, including several big names who have now raised eight-figure investment rounds. For.

CCP was a full-service back-end provider for cities interested in launching clean energy programs. It was founded to scale Community Choice Aggregation, which is a very powerful tool with the potential to revolutionize how our energy system works, and rapidly accelerate our transition to renewable power (more info: http://bit.ly/1DerRwN). The problem is.

The Carrotmob story is best viewed here: https://brentschulkin.com/#carrotmob>>>In a Carrotmob campaign, people spend money at a business, and in return, the business takes an action the people want. Since inventing this idea and organizing the 1st Carrotmob campaign in 2008, I have built and led a global movement around this idea. Over $1M has been spent.

I have periodically done consulting projects alongside my other roles. Sample work:Consigliere at The ArcView Group (2014)During a period of extreme growth, I helped the CEO do things he didn't have time for, such as exploring new lines of business, new partnerships, and new technologies. My role was very flexible, filling in wherever needed. For example.

See more: https://brentschulkin.com/#the-spring >>>The Spring gave people the power to fund community projects just by going to eat at certain restaurants in their neighborhood. People joined The Spring by linking their credit card to our app, and then they would simply spend money at any participating business. 3% of every purchase funded local projects.

One Block Off The Grid (1BOG) was a nationwide solar company that worked with the largest solar providers in the US to create a single online destination for homeowners who want to explore options for going solar.Shortly after I co-founded Virgance, we acquired 1BOG after it's first pilot program in 2008. We originally built it out as a community organizer.

US

Virgance was an incubator for projects at the intersection of social good and capitalism. Steve Newcomb and I co-founded it in 2008 and over a year and a half we raised a seed round and built a company with over 20 employees. We worked on several different projects, including One Block Off The Grid, Carrotmob, and several others. At the beginning of 2010.

San Francisco, CA, US

The Go Game (www.thegogame.com) produces high-tech urban adventure games. We basically craft customized "Amazing Race"-style events for companies and other organizations looking for a structured experience or just a riotously fun time. I traveled around creating elaborate games from scratch, managing actors, writing missions, facilitating the kidnapping of.

Created a documentary film about the US criminal justice system. Selected as the “Feature Documentary” at the Stanford Alumni Film Festival.

Mountain View, CA, US

Did editorial work on ads submitted by clients. Also worked on a special project to evaluate a new ad submission system. Quit shortly before the IPO because I knew I didn't want to do that sort of work for a long time. Sometimes the fact that I eschewed that sweet Google stock stings a bit, but I've been happy to have a more entrepreneurial career.

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