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Entries in Gaspard de Dreuzy (6)

Wednesday
Dec022009

CEO Post: Kapitall Gets a “Geek-Preview” at MIT and the Wired Store

Recently Kapitall participated in a couple of great events.

In mid-November co-founder David Neubert and I presented at MIT’s Global Entrepreneurship Week. This event is all about engaging the next generation of entrepreneurs, so it was a perfect place for us to describe how we’re launching a new way for that same generation to invest. We took an audience of students, faculty and budding entrepreneurs through our experience building Kapitall. We’re really only just starting ourselves, but it was fun to be able to share what we’ve learned along the way.

Even cooler is our participation in the 5th annual Wired Store in New York City, where you can explore our groundbreaking investing interface on a giant touchscreen. At the opening, it was great to see so many people ooh-ing and ahh-ing at the design and usability of the Playground—and moving company icons around the screen with the flick of a finger. If you’re in the city anytime soon, you should check it out – the Wired Store will be up until December 27th (at 415 West 13th Street).
 
It’s very gratifying to be associated with these leaders in technology and innovation!

Gaspard de Dreuzy
CEO, Kapitall

Tuesday
Nov032009

Staying Ahead of the Curve

Last week was another confusing one for investors, as news appeared that the U.S. economy has finally shaken off the longest recession since World War II, yet the stock market fluctuated wildly. All of this uncertainty makes Kapitall even more useful, as investors seek tools to stay on top of the markets.

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Friday
Oct302009

Reflections on Our First Week

By Gaspard de Dreuzy, CEO

Just five days in, and all of us here are thrilled to be “live” and see how Kapitall takes shape. Since launching our first generation beta on Monday, a lot of new investors have joined and, so far, the response has been enormously positive. Our new Kapitallists are already playing with many of the site’s features: building their investor profiles (DNA), creating portfolios, and customizing their playgrounds with companies and funds that interest them most. Of course, having a 200-point swing in the Dow on launch day only added to the excitement!

Some of our more enterprising users have begun establishing networks and are sharing ideas with friends and other like-minded Kapitallists. Along with our friendly, “drag and drop” interface and our intuitive tools, this makes the Kapitall experience stand apart from traditional investing sites. Kapitall is more than just a repository for stock quotes and financial data—it’s a place to make investing more interesting and more enjoyable.

We look forward to your feedback on what you like, what you think still needs work, and what you’d love to see on the site going forward. And to those of you still thinking about diving into Kapitall, come on in—it’s free to join and fun to use

 

 

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Thursday
Jul022009

Best of Backstage: June 2009



We're still building Kapitall, and hope to be ready by the end of the summer. Here is a brief summary of what's been going on Backstage over the last month.

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Wednesday
Apr292009

Panel at Internet Week New York 2009

Kapitall's CEO, Gaspard de Dreuzy, will be on an Internet Week panel to be held on June 2nd. Come and meet the Kapitall team.

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Thursday
Feb192009

Sister Company Launches Ready 2 Rumble Revolution

Courtesy Atari

Our CEO, Gaspard De Dreuzy also produces games.  His latest game (and probably last for a while as he is concentrating on Kapitall) is Ready 2 Rumble Revolutions, the third in the Ready 2 Rumble series.  The fighting game parodies the personalities of popular media and pits them against each other.  The game will be out on the the Nintendo (NTDOY) Wii and, much like Kapitall, breaks new ground in terms of an interface that is easier to use than previous boxing games.  Good thing Kapitall is not a game because I never want to fight a 300-pound hip hop star to analyze Warner Music (WMG).

 Read the Craig Harris review in IGN Wii.