All posts by Erik Wullschleger

Check out some of the open positions at the Sprint Mobile Health Accelerator and click the respective links to learn more/apply: Firmware Engineer iOS Developer http://www.fitbark.com/jobs   Full Stack Mobile Developer http://tenacityhealth.us/careers Front-end App Developer VOIP Developer http://ollomobile.net/jobs Marketing & Community Manager https://www.medicast.co/careers UI / UX Designer iOS / Android Developer Python Django Djeveloper http://symptom.ly/careers/ […]

We wrapped week 1 at the accelerator with a team happy hour at KC Crossroads hangout “Snow & Company.”  The icy cocktails were a welcomed retreat from the week’s intensity and a warming midwest climate.  Each of the companies took time over the weekend to reflect on week 1 and visit some KC hotspots on […]

I know that today was day 3 of the Sprint Mobile Health Accelerator program but if you asked me what day of the week it was I would have to think about it.  This realization hit me like a school bus this evening when I was telling someone about the tour we took of the […]

  Today began with the public announcement of 10 awesome companies who make up our inaugural class.  While yesterday was technically day 1, everyone in the building was under a PR/Social Media embargo until it was official today at 9am. At the onset, one of the big goals of the Sprint Accelerator was to draw talent […]

It was 7pm on Monday night.  The early spring sun was just starting to leave the sky, our camera crew’s equipment was ready to go in the corner of the room, Techstars associates were wiping down tables and putting the finishing touches on a perfectly set building.  I couldn’t help but think about the calm […]

The Sprint Accelerator has been a labor of love and we were excited to reveal it to the community of Kansas City this past week.  While hundreds passed through our doors last Wednesday evening, there was one missing piece… The private conference rooms in the Sprint Accelerator are dedicated to amazing innovations from the region. […]

After a flight cancellation due to snow in DC and a re-scheduled departure the next morning at 5:35 AM I wasn’t exactly ecstatic to attend the mHealth Summit.  As it turns out, the snow wasn’t as bad as reported and my exhaustion was melted away upon setting foot inside of the expo hall at the […]