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Daniel Brusilovsky, 18 years old Teenpreneur & already onto his third startup

Entrepreneurs - Posted: June 12, 2011

Daniel Brusilovsky

18 year old entrepreneur, Daniel Brusilovsky, is the founder & CEO of Teens in Tech Labs. The company provides tools and resources to young entrepreneurs across the world.

He also works as an evangelist at JESS3, having previously worked as a strategist on internal strategy and business and corporate development.

Previously, Daniel has worked at many startups such as Qik (acquired by Skype), TechCrunch (acquired by AOL), atebits (acquired by Twitter), Apture, and Wonder Warp Software. The young entrepreneur is also an adviser to Tatango and Taptivate on strategy and business development.

He does all of this while still a freshman at the College of San Mateo.

Whilst working as an intern at Techcrunch he worked on events and also as a writer and at other startups he worked mainly doing PR and marketing work.

Dan also founded iPad Case Finder in May 2010 which was acquired 5 months later in September. A big fan of apple he had also previously started Apple Universe Podcast in 2007, where he made online audio and video podcast covering Apple news, reviews, conferences, and more. At it's highest point, the podcast got over 80,000 downloads per episode.

The biggest takeaway for Daniel, from being an entrepreneur especially a young one, is "to never let people discourage you from your idea, even if they don’t believe in you. If you believe in your idea enough to risk it all, then you’re ready to go for it all. The last person you don’t want believing in your idea is yourself."

He is only 18 years old but has been continuously involved in multiple projects working for a company or on his own company since early 2007. As a 16 year old he already had 120,000 followers on twitter.

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