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Insights from two teen tech entrepreneurs
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August 1, 2017
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0:22Now PlayingMichael Royzen and Atul Ajoy have several things in common, besides being high-school students in the Seattle region. They're both budding entrepreneurs and software developers who are working on their own technology startups and projects. And they've both been invited to major software development conferences. Royzen, 17, attended Apple's WWDC in San Francisco and Ajoy, 15, went to Microsoft Build in Seattle. They had never met before, but it struck us that they would have a lot to talk about, and some interesting insights to share based on their similar but separate experiences. So we brought them together to talk about their experiences on the GeekWire podcast. And we weren't disappointed.
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