Cam Sadler's guest appearances

Cam Sadler

The Pathways to Success with Julian Placino

The Future of eLearning by MarketScale

Innovate Fort Worth

John Merris

John Daly

Jack Mason

Scott Himelstein

Jason Treu

Bob Stromberg

David Solomon

David Garcia

Julie Garcia

Susan Steinbrecher

Lisa Thomas

Matt Johnson

Andrew Jones

Steve Lucas

Bob Burg

OwlTail

Cam Sadler was a teacher at Dunbar High School with big ideas. One summer break, he cashed in his retirement savings and started a company that helps job seekers get offers from tech businesses. Soon he was in Silicon Valley, the first Fort Worth entrepreneur accepted into Y Combinator, the startup funder of AirBnb and DropBox.

<p>Cam Sadler was a teacher at Dunbar High School with big ideas. One summer break, he cashed in his retirement savings and started a company that helps job seekers get offers from tech businesses. Soon he was in Silicon Valley, the first Fort Worth entrepreneur accepted into Y Combinator, the startup funder of AirBnb and DropBox.</p>

#2 Cam Sadler: From Fort Worth to Silicon Valley

As project-based learning becomes more of a pillar in education instead of just another buzz phrase, we decided to sit down with Cam Sadler, CEO of NewCraft, to talk about implementing this concept in the classroom. We also going talked about what kind of tech is fostering this kind of learning and just how he thinks this concept might evolve in the future.

The Future of Project-Based Learning with Cam Sadler of NewCraft

A native of Texas, Cameron started his career as a senior IT project manager for a small business in Irving, Texas. During this time, he helped the business close over $5M in government contracts. He later went on to teach business and technology at a local high school and eventually co-founded GF-17, Inc. a software development agency. In 2016, he filed a U.S. patent and opened a 20,000 square-foot workspace for computer programmers. Today, he is Founder and CEO of NewCraft Technologies, a Y-Combinator backed startup building work simulations that make learning a new craft easy.   Topics:   Work simulations and the freelance economy  How NewCraft can help you land freelance jobs through simulations and mentorship  How NewCraft can help cultivate talent pipelines for corporations  Work trends that impact you  The future of startup companies      Connect with Cam:   Website | Twitter

A native of Texas, Cameron started his career as a senior IT project manager for a small business in Irving, Texas. During this time, he helped the business close over $5M in government contracts. He later went on to teach business and technology at a local high school and eventually co-founded GF-17, Inc. a software development agency. In 2016, he filed a U.S. patent and opened a 20,000 square-foot workspace for computer programmers. Today, he is Founder and CEO of NewCraft Technologies, a Y-Combinator backed startup building work simulations that make learning a new craft easy.   Topics:  <ul> <li>Work simulations and the freelance economy </li> <li>How NewCraft can help you land freelance jobs through simulations and mentorship </li> <li>How NewCraft can help cultivate talent pipelines for corporations </li> <li>Work trends that impact you </li> <li>The future of startup companies </li> </ul>    Connect with Cam:   <a href="https://www.newcraft.io/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/RulesByCam?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>

113: Simulations and The Future of Freelancing - Cam Sadler - Founder of NewCraft - A Y-Combinator Startup 