Robert Cavezza

Easy Unsubscriber & Where I’ve Been in the past 2 years

admin — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 05:27:03 +0000

I never blog here, so I might as well update you on the past few years of my life.

1.) I now run a company called easyUnsubscriber.com. it’s awesome. Eric Ries is the other cofounder. You should check it out.

2.) I coblog on a website called FoundersBlock.com with a few amazing people. Mariya Yao from Bloomsie, Brian Wang from Fitocracy, and Gary Reloj from OMG Foodie

3.) I live in Boston, MA with my girlfriend, Lara. I thought it’d be much different from New Brunswick, NJ… but it’s not. Just larger and with better restaurants.

4.) I have completely recovered from my Rugby Concussions.

5.) I’m still in New York and New Jersey on occasion.

6.) My life’s pretty awesome, and I am extremely humbled by the circumstances that have allowed me to live my life the way I do. I have 100% freedom, I make my own hours, and I can move anywhere in the world in a heartbeat… as long as there is an internet connection.

7.) I love coffee.

8.) Technically, I am the CTO at Lostlettermen and RankingClimber

9.) I helped the guys at MyCofolio.com build their Minimum Viable Product.

10.) I started Tweeting

11.) I built iBuildMVPs.com

12.) I built The Lean Thingy

13.) I started two companies that are now in Startup Heaven - isWearing.com and SmarterFootball.com.

14.) I was in the Boston Herald

15.) I built ManTrophy at Startup Weekend New York

16.) I built a Facebook Application called Shallow Dating at Tech Crunch Disrupt. There’s a video of our demo floating around somewhere online.

17.) I co-curate the Boston edition of the Startup Digest

18.) I wake up after 10am almost every day.

I also do freelance software development on occasion.

: Holding my Laptop

The Order of the Diamond Circle

admin — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 23:16:57 +0000

This past weekend, I had the honor of accepting a seat in the Order of the Diamond Circle at the Phi Sigma Kappa convention in Boston, Massachusetts. The award is given to the most distinguished undergraduates in the national fraternity. It was truly humbling to accept this award. Thank you to everyone who had a helping hand me winning this award.

The convention weekend was a huge success. From the cruise around Boston Harbor to the sights of downtown Boston, the convention was well planned and exciting. The Phi Sigma Kappa Headquarters Staff deserve much praise for their hard work in setting up this historic event.

Getting Stimulated with Andrew Pek

admin — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 21:38:09 +0000

I recently met Andrew Pek at a Product Development and Management Association meeting. Andrew is a very entertaining man with passions ranging anywhere from the musical styles of Led Zeppelin to helping companies become more creative and innovative. Andrew’s presentation helped give everyone in attendance ideas on how to become more creative at work and at home. I received a copy of his new book, Stimulated!, and I know the book will help me explore my creative side and I will have a few more business units up and running before the end of the year.

Robert M. Cavezza and Andrew Pek

Distinguished Man of the Year Finalist Photo

admin — Mon, 11 May 2009 21:47:04 +0000

I recently found a photo from this year’s Distinguished Man of the Year Competition at Rutgers University. All of the finalists were honored at halftime of the UConn/Rutgers Football game homecoming weekend of Fall 2008.

Rutgers Distinguished Man of the Year Photo 2008