Lane Campbell

Oh, well, I can't disclose all the exit prices, but I can say the five companies...

First one that I sold was named ZigZap.

It was a telecom.

Second one and the third one shared the same name, separate entities, but the brand remained with me after the first sale.

First was an IT services business called Centris.

Second was an IT staffing business called Centris as well.

A little confusion there.

Then I exited Rescue, a cloud backup service, and Manhattan Digest, an online publication.

It was less than 10 million bucks.

Well, I'm 30.

Yes.

So I'm actually advising a couple of different companies.

One's a gov tech company trying to change how lobbying is performed, giving citizens a little more power in the process.

Right now, I'm sure everybody hears in the news that lobbyists get a lot of flack.

They're hired to go and talk to politicians.

In reality, we want the politicians to hear us, but the politicians can't possibly filter out all the noise.

So what this company does is

accumulate a database of staff and then allow for special interest groups that we all care about anyway to sponsor our conversations with these staffers, with these people.

It's called Fast Advocate, and it does through a mobile approach.

It's pretty neat.