It’s always fun to run into your company while flipping through the latest industry rags. In the March 2011 Fast Company, MotiveCast is listed with the other winners of the PepsiCo10.
Also, here is a recent, non-solicited blog post by Jim Nichols– “Start-Up Watch Company of the Day: MotiveCast – cool, compelling, location based, mobile AR games” — thank you Jim.
Congratulations to the entire MotiveCast team for being selected 1 of the the PepsiCo10 out of a pool of over 500+ startup. Nice job!
PURCHASE, N.Y. – (September 9, 2010) PepsiCo today announced the 10 start-up companies, which will make up the inaugural PepsiCo10, an innovative incubator program that matches technology, media and communications entrepreneurs with PepsiCo brands to activate pilot programs in digital media and social marketing.
“The PepsiCo10 are an inspiring group of entrepreneurs, who represent the best in emerging trends in technology, media and communications,” said B. Bonin Bough, Director of Digital and Social Media at PepsiCo. “With the inaugural PepsiCo10, we are creating a new conduit for digital R&D within PepsiCo and for the industry broadly—an important endeavor as we continue to seek innovative and meaningful ways to connect with our consumers and to transform communications into a business driver.”
Here is the official press release from PepsiCo on the PepsiCo10 competition. MotiveCast is listed under the Mobile Marketing category.
Gooooo MotiveCast!
I’m pleased to announce that MotiveCast was selected in the top 20 (out of close to 500 other startups) in the PepsiCo10 — the program Pepsi created to partner with the best start-ups in technology, media and communications.
We’re looking forward to the next round!
Find us in the video below.
Gooooo MotiveCast!
Below is an interesting Ted talk by James Cameron – James Cameron‘s big-budget (and even bigger-grossing) films create unreal worlds all their own. In this personal talk, he reveals his childhood fascination with the fantastic — from reading science fiction to deep-sea diving — and how it ultimately drove the success of his blockbuster hits “Aliens,” “The Terminator,” “Titanic” and “Avatar.” (Recorded at TED2010, February 2010 in Long Beach, CA. Duration: 17:08)
I really enjoy his narration through his creative process and perspective on “failure”. Two elements that most don’t understand well enough.
