
Menlo Park startup, Dropwater, introduces new way to distribute and sell bottled drinks
Four Cal Poly San Luis Obispo grads are currently ensconced in a Menlo Park garage working on a solution to up-end the plastic bottled water
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Four Cal Poly San Luis Obispo grads are currently ensconced in a Menlo Park garage working on a solution to up-end the plastic bottled water
Frustrated by politics and politicians? Wish you could make, change or repeal a law? John Thibault wants to empower you to do just that. He started
You've got to give M-A grads and friends-since-Hillview-School-days Greg Kalin (left in photo) and Rich Branning credit for looking the part. If you're going to
Based on the premise that teens learn best from other teens, a group of high school students and recent high school graduates from Menlo Park,
Cy Khormaee loves paper. Drawings and diagrams of the app he's developing are tacked to the walls of his office space at Lightspeed Ventures in
Atherton's Joakim Lindblom has spent the last several years architecting a new kind of trusted community platform, recently launched as Trunity. Joakim, the startup's President
Note: This is the first in our series on start up businesses in Menlo Park. If you're part of a start up - investor, executive
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