Noteese co-founders Xavier and Xander Ngwala have been accepted into Harvard Business School Foundry as they continue developing their AI-powered platform for documenting and communicating personal and professional achievements.
The Los Angeles-based brothers, who brand themselves as the Silicon Beach Brothers, are building Noteese around the concept of creating a persistent record of a user’s accomplishments.
The platform lets people capture achievements, connect supporting evidence, and organize those records for future educational, professional, or entrepreneurial opportunities.
For students and young professionals, those records can include academics, leadership roles, athletics, certifications, internships, volunteer work, entrepreneurship and creative projects.
The founders see a need to consolidate achievements that are otherwise spread across documents, photos, email accounts, and multiple digital platforms.
Acceptance into Harvard Business School Foundry will give the brothers an opportunity to refine the product, test ideas, interact with other founders, and expand their experience in technology, product development, and entrepreneurship.
The founders also plan to continue establishing Noteese within the Los Angeles and Silicon Beach startup ecosystem.
KEY QUOTES:
“Noteese is about helping people preserve the value of what they have accomplished and making those achievements easier to use when opportunities arise.”
Xavier Ngwala and Xander Ngwala, Co-Founders of Noteese
