Grad News Roundup: October 25th, 2011

Below is a roundup of Founder Institute Graduate news over the past week: 

• InTheDoor Featured on Business Insider (Business Insider):  InTheDoor, the job discovery tool that leverages your social network through Facebook, was featured on Business Insider. The company, and its Founder & CEO Liz Carlson, are Graduates of the Silicon Valley Founder Institute. 
• Mike Suprovici of @Explorence Interviewed by @Scobleizer (Explorence): Mike Suprovici, Co-Founder & CEO of Explorence, was featured on Building43 in an interview with tech blogger Robert Scoble.  Read the article on Building43 here.  Explorence makes GPS-based mobile apps that bring video games outdoors, and recently launched their first title, "DASH!", in private beta. The company is a Graduate of the San Diego Founder Institute. 
• The 4 Lies #Entrepreneurs are Told (Screenius): Seth Cohen, Co-Founder and CEO of the mobile video discovery app Screenius, recently gave a presentation at the Entrepreneurs Roundtable in Palo Alto outlining the 4 lies entrepreneurs are told (but need to ignore). The company is a Graduate of the Silicon Valley Founder Institute.
• LetsLunch Live in Italy and Featured on the National Italian TV channel (LetsLunch): LetsLunch went live in Italy and gained great media coverage from the National Italian TV channel.  Skip to minute 10:29 and watch the coverage here. LetsLunch provides an intelligent matching algorithm to pair professionals for meaningful business lunches.  The company, and its Founder Syed Shuttari, are Graduates of the Silicon Valley Founder Institute.
• Genii and CauseVox Named in the Top 50 of the GEW 2011 Startup Open (GEW):  Genii and CauseVox were named as top 50 companies of the Global Entrepreneurship Week Startup Open. The language learning social games company Genii, is a Graduate of the Seattle Founder Institute, and CauseVox, the fundraising platform for non-profits, is a Graduate of the Washington DC Founder Institute.