I’ve been really busy lately developing a proposal for some work for a really great higher learning institution, but I’m happy (relieved) to say that I’m finally finished. I’m really happy with the way it turned out and pumped about our chances. I hope to have more news on this in the next month or so…

In the past couple of days I have seen a couple really great links that I wanted to share. Both are related to some really strong, marketable business concepts. The first is a company called Rmbrme. You can visit their site HERE, but essentially it’s a text messaging service that is aiming to replace the modern business card. To use Rmbrme you sign up for an account and link your social media sites to your account. That way, when you meet someone at an event, you can simply ask for their email address, which you then text to Rmbrme. The person whom you’ve just met then gets an email from Rmbrme with links to all your social networking sites. I’m probably hacking the description Go to their site to learn more, or read an interview with Gabe Zichermann at Sustainable Life Media HERE.

I also heard a story about a new business out of Ireland that’s headed to Maryland that I wanted to pass along. Wavebob (what an amazing name) has picked Annapolis for its new US headquarters, which is pretty exciting. Wavebob has a technology that harnesses the energy generated by waves and turns it into usable power. What a great idea - just like Ze-Gen, which I wrote about this morning, Wavebob turns something that is wasted into something that is usable. We love that kind of stuff. Welcome to Maryland, Wavebob. We’ve been waiting for you.

Garret Ohm
http://www.orange-element.com/

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