Yelp: Jeremy Stoppelman

So I've got some more exciting news about the how I built this summit happening this fall in San Francisco. On top of the amazing guests I'll be speaking to on the main stage, we'll have breakout sessions throughout the summit with speakers like Katia Beecham of Birchbox, James Park and Eric Friedman of Fitbit, James Reinhardt of ThreadUp. Sadie Lincoln of Bar Three and many, many more. And also, we've just launched the 2019 How I Built This Fellowship application. The fellowship was started to make the summit accessible to entrepreneurs who are working hard to bring their business ideas to life, but might need a little extra help to get there. This year's sixty fellows will receive free admission to the summit, along with special programs to help their businesses grow. Visit summit.npr.org and For more information, and be sure to apply by July thirty first.

So it was literally an afterthought. that you would be able to write a review on Yelp. That feature almost didn't exist. And it was in fact Russ right before launch that like I remember him peeking over his monitor and be like oh should should there be a way To write a review. You know, if nobody asked you a question, you just wanted to write one, I'm like

No one's gonna do that. Because of course, we didn't think anyone would write reviews for fun. That was preposterous. From NPR, it's how I built this, a show about innovators, entrepreneurs, idealists, and the stories behind the movements they built.

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