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Matt Duerstock
Winemaker & Vineyard Director
Matt Duerstock is a dedicated professional with a diverse background in various organizations and ventures.
He has served as a Board Member at San Francisco City Impact and previously held positions in notable organizations like Barehand Collective, Soar Kitchens, Ego Food Co., and Start100, showcasing his strong leadership and strategic skills.
With a history of co-founding initiatives like Soar Kitchens, Ego Food Co., Profta, and being involved in advisory roles at Start100 and The Abandon Project, Matt has demonstrated a knack for entrepreneurship and innovation.
His experience extends to the educational sector, having been a member of the Board of Advisors at San Francisco City Academy and serving in operational roles at Camp Cedar Cliff and San Francisco City Impact.
Prior to his diverse portfolio of roles, Matt Duerstock also gained valuable experience as a General Manager at a Chick-fil-A-Franchise, displaying his proficiency in operational management and customer service.
Overall, Matt Duerstock's career trajectory showcases his commitment to community impact, entrepreneurship, leadership, and operational excellence across various industries.
Highlights
WHY CROWDFUNDING SUCKS
"The reason Profta exists and the reason I write this email is because I believe in something. I believe that crowdfunding, in its purest form, can sincerely grant money to those who can change the world through the support of The Crowd. And, this is something worth humbling ourselves to look at the current state of things to fight for a really solid next leap in crowdfunding." Excerpt from THE CROWDED NEWSLETTER ISSUE #20
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#Crowdfunding #Investment #Business #Entrepreneurship #Entrepreneur #Kickstarter #Indiegogo #Tech
Update: Kickstarter Shut Them Down. I started Profta to encourage the new possibilities of crowdfunding while exposing the scams that have darkened crowdfunding's once brighter reputation. What does a scam look like? Take a look at a current project, identified last week. They have taken cheap items from Alibaba, claimed they created the new tech, and are charging $100+ more per item. We have notified Kickstarter and they have still raised almost $30K. https://lnkd.in/gp5zyDW
