Comments on: Teen entrepreneur Catherine Cook says myYearbook’s Lunch Money adds up

By: Piepiepie

Piepiepie — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 10:37:44 +0000

Except that the whole “founding story” is an insane lie. Anyone with sense sees that the older brother started the company and used his younger siblings as front people to get more publicity.

By: campbizsmart

campbizsmart — Fri, 15 May 2009 23:27:13 +0000

We were very impressed with Catherine Cook at the SD Forum's Tech Titans of Tomorrow--keep it going! She was an inspiration to the two young "Tweenpreneurs" representing Camp BizSmart ( a summer academy for Tweens 11 - 15) at the Forum on Wednesday. Anika Ayyar pitched her idea to raise money for charity through her enterprise called Skip-A-Birthday, and Anika Dixit presented her concept to personalize healthy shopping by using a math formula to assign a value to products on the shelf unique to the buyer and accessable to the buyer via a cell phone.
Mike Gibbs
CEO
www.campbizsmart.org

By: Daniel Brusilovsky

Daniel Brusilovsky — Thu, 14 May 2009 11:20:49 +0000

I'm in the same situation Catheine was in when she first started myYearbook. When I started Teens in Tech, I was a freshman in high school, and just adjusting to the high school life, and now I'm a junior and learned how to handle two jobs (Qik and consulting), Teens in Tech, high school and my personal life. myYearbook is going to be a great success!