Eric Leebow

We actually launched something in 2009 and the reality is they had to shut it down because it wasn't working perfectly. And it was very challenging for me because we had a lot of room for improvement and there were certain things that I wanted to do that would ameliorate the platform in some ways that would make it like no other. The first MVP, I should say, was working back then.

We actually launched something in 2009 and the reality is they had to shut it down because it wasn't working perfectly. And it was very challenging for me because we had a lot of room for improvement and there were certain things that I wanted to do that would ameliorate the platform in some ways that would make it like no other. The first MVP, I should say, was working back then.

We actually launched something in 2009 and the reality is they had to shut it down because it wasn't working perfectly. And it was very challenging for me because we had a lot of room for improvement and there were certain things that I wanted to do that would ameliorate the platform in some ways that would make it like no other. The first MVP, I should say, was working back then.

But the reality was, is we had to move in another direction and recode some things. And there were certain features that we had. And one of the thoughts that I had was that we can do some things that make it more educational and put some study guides and whatnot in here. But I actually threw out a lot of those ideas because it wasn't really focused on my main platform. My name is Eric Lebo.

But the reality was, is we had to move in another direction and recode some things. And there were certain features that we had. And one of the thoughts that I had was that we can do some things that make it more educational and put some study guides and whatnot in here. But I actually threw out a lot of those ideas because it wasn't really focused on my main platform. My name is Eric Lebo.

But the reality was, is we had to move in another direction and recode some things. And there were certain features that we had. And one of the thoughts that I had was that we can do some things that make it more educational and put some study guides and whatnot in here. But I actually threw out a lot of those ideas because it wasn't really focused on my main platform. My name is Eric Lebo.

I'm the founder and CEO of FreezeCrowd.

I'm the founder and CEO of FreezeCrowd.

I'm the founder and CEO of FreezeCrowd.

Back in my camp days, as a child, I would look at the pictures and the photographs that we would have in our yearbooks. And we'd have group photos. And every year we'd take this group photo. And interestingly enough, that yearbook would be sent back to us. And I would look at the photos and try to find people in the photos.

Back in my camp days, as a child, I would look at the pictures and the photographs that we would have in our yearbooks. And we'd have group photos. And every year we'd take this group photo. And interestingly enough, that yearbook would be sent back to us. And I would look at the photos and try to find people in the photos.

Back in my camp days, as a child, I would look at the pictures and the photographs that we would have in our yearbooks. And we'd have group photos. And every year we'd take this group photo. And interestingly enough, that yearbook would be sent back to us. And I would look at the photos and try to find people in the photos.

And the camp counselors would tell us stories about campers and counselors that were previously on camp. When I went off to college, we had address books from pre-college programs and we had freshman picture book. When I went to a college, I went to a medium-sized college in Pennsylvania, Lehigh University.

And the camp counselors would tell us stories about campers and counselors that were previously on camp. When I went off to college, we had address books from pre-college programs and we had freshman picture book. When I went to a college, I went to a medium-sized college in Pennsylvania, Lehigh University.

And the camp counselors would tell us stories about campers and counselors that were previously on camp. When I went off to college, we had address books from pre-college programs and we had freshman picture book. When I went to a college, I went to a medium-sized college in Pennsylvania, Lehigh University.

And it was really interesting that I would look through the picture book and I would see the people in the picture book. It would be video games and basketball next to my name as an interest. And I would figure out a way, like over time, there's got to be a way to connect these people with these keywords and interests.

And it was really interesting that I would look through the picture book and I would see the people in the picture book. It would be video games and basketball next to my name as an interest. And I would figure out a way, like over time, there's got to be a way to connect these people with these keywords and interests.

And it was really interesting that I would look through the picture book and I would see the people in the picture book. It would be video games and basketball next to my name as an interest. And I would figure out a way, like over time, there's got to be a way to connect these people with these keywords and interests.

Throughout my college years, I would always think about this idea and ponder, there's got to be a better way to connect people on a college or university campus. It would be more private, community-oriented. It would be through the photos, because I would look at the photos and the pictures on the wall in the gymnasium.

Throughout my college years, I would always think about this idea and ponder, there's got to be a better way to connect people on a college or university campus. It would be more private, community-oriented. It would be through the photos, because I would look at the photos and the pictures on the wall in the gymnasium.