Startup.com Page #4

Synopsis: Kaleil Isaza Tuzman and Tom Herman have had a dream since they became friends at age fifteen: get rich by developing their own dot com company, in some aspect of computer technology interface. Now in their late twenties, they have now come up with the idea they believe will make their riches, namely as Tom refers to it, "parking tickets": the company will be the on-line revenue collection interface for municipal governments. GovWorks.com came into existence in May 1999 with only an idea. The process of building the business focuses on obtaining venture capital based solely on the idea, with the actual mechanics of the website seemingly almost an afterthought, or at least one left primarily to the hired help. Regardless of the strength of the idea itself in raising this capital, another initial problem they face is what they see as non-commitment by a third partner, Kaleil's friend Chieh Cheung. In early 2000, they do manage to go live with their product to what seems to be a promising
Genre: Documentary
Production: Artisan Entertainment
  10 wins & 6 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.1
Metacritic:
75
Rotten Tomatoes:
92%
R
Year:
2001
107 min
$505,254
Website
599 Views


- He sets the price, right?

This guy is price setting

in the second round.

The impact in the room...

I understand that.

I don't want to hear it anymore.

The chairman and former C.E.O.

Of Jackson security is in Atlanta?

And the chairman of the Maynard

Jackson youth foundation.

You're going too fast.

After the Jackson securities...

He's the chairman and founder

Of the Maynard Jackson

youth foundation.

As many of you know, Kaleil and I

went to high school together.

We've talked over the

last couple of years

About starting a

business like this.

And back in November

when he called me and said...

This was after almost a year of

throwing ideas back and forth,

Like virtual tombstones

and on-Line wedding registries,

And a whole host

of other things.

He called me and said,

"how about parking tickets?"

And I said, "wow. That is the best

idea I've heard in a long time".

And thank you, Kaleil,

for leading us here.

Finally,

I would like to invite...

Maynard Jackson to close for us.

He's, as you know,

a three-Term former mayor of,

Uh, of...

- Atlanta.

- Atlanta, Georgia.

It's great to have him

on our board of directors.

Thank you very much.

Appreciate it.

I see this group

as more than a company.

I see this as a mission.

I think there is

great success down the road,

And I think the primary reason

for the great success is...

it's a legitimate idea

to help people.

And, incidentally,

we're gonna make a lot of money.

That's the best of all the worlds.

This is an enthusiasm shout.

So everybody stand up.

Take your hands out of your

pockets. Put 'em by your side.

Get a deep breath.

I'm gonna ask you,

"what are we gonna do?"

You're gonna say, "rock 'em".

But you're gonna lift this roof.

When are we gonna do it?

Every day.

How are we going to do it?

Every way.

- Are you ready?

- Yes!

- What are we gonna do?

- Rock 'em!

- When are we gonna do it?

- Every day!

How are we

gonna do it? - Every way!

Whoo!

This is like...

What a day.

Can't get my f***ing phone

out of my pocket.

Jesus!

I'm so tired, I'm nauseous.

I feel I'm on

the verge of collapse.

When is your sister

gonna be available?

Does she want to answer phones?

Yeah, she's fine

answering phones.

Bottom line is, where are we

roughly in the checkbook?

To the closest zero.

I thought we would be there.

- Like around 20 "K," right?

- Yeah.

Plus the hundred, so we're

back up at like a hundred.

Yes. Plus Julian's dad

wired a hundred, right? - Yeah.

What is the... Who is the

biggest hitter on the planet...

that we can have call highland?

Who is the...

Who is the biggest hitter

that we know and like...

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