Suggestions
Corey Scholibo
Advisor at Myro
Eco-Entrepreneur and Branding Evangelist who prefers to be at home pretending to be a man of letters.
Highlights
Whooo, dayo is a finalist for the Angel Oregon Tech 2024 fund.
AOTech is one of three Angel Oregon programs organized by OEN. In addition to an educational component for founders the programs can feature investment potential. This year’s AOTech program wasn’t intended to have an investment component but the OEN investor community demanded otherwise. Earlier this year a group of tech investors pitched raising a fund to accompany this year’s AOTech.
Thank you to Cara Turano for putting this together and as always my partner Patrick Triato
Here’s the list:
BuildingLens and founder David Burchfield, PE. The company makes building management software for owners of small to mid-sized buildings to help with energy efficiency, air quality and comfort. dayo and founder Corey Scholibo. The startup created an app designed to help people curb social media use through personalized incentives. Radious and cofounder Amina Moreau. The startup created a marketplace for people to rent extra space in their homes or secondary units to people looking for work or meeting space. SeaStereo, Inc. and cofounder Susan Piacenza. The startup uses computer vision and artificial intelligence to help the aquaculture industry, which raises and harvests fish, shellfish and aquatic plants. Stiira and cofounder Casey Rillahan. The startup built software to help companies manage regulations around paid and unpaid employee leave.
Front page The New York Times. Time to call a spade a spade and put a warning on an addictive technology. What to do about the addiction? Well that's where dayo comes in😉
"The U.S. surgeon general, Dr. Vivek Murthy, announced on Monday that he would push for a warning label on social media platforms advising parents that using the platforms might damage adolescents’ mental health.
Warning labels — like those that appear on tobacco and alcohol products — are one of the most powerful tools available to the nation’s top health official, but Dr. Murthy cannot unilaterally require them; the action requires approval by Congress.
Dr. Murthy said that he was “quite optimistic” that legislators will put forward a bill requiring a warning label, which he envisioned would appear regularly on screens when people use social media sites."
#socialmedia #social #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters

