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Interview runtime 1 hour, Sue Oliver of BlogTalkRadio.com September 9, 2009: Armen Berjikly, a Stanford graduate, started Experience Project after first creating a support community for multiple sclerosis patients. How did he start down this path, you ask? Inspired by a friend's diagnosis with the debilitating illness, Armen built a positive community chartered on empowering patients through knowledge. Along the way, the forum portion of the site became the most powerful tool of all. It gave voice to a group of people known to suffer in silence, and the opportunity to be among new friends, those who truly understood each other's challenges. Soon Armen realized that... Everyone has experiences to share. People are not defined by a single experience, but are a product of all of their experiences. The more experiences we share with one another, the deeper the understanding between us. Everyone faces situations where talking with people who "just get it" can be incredibly powerful. After 3 years of painstaking research and development, Armen released Experience Project - the first social network based upon who you are and not who you know. It's now a community that unites millions of people through their shared experiences. He can be reached at www.experienceproject.com. Listen Now
About Experience Project: Experience Project is the first Social Experience Website where you can anonymously share and connect around the life experiences that are important to you. Explore over one million life experiences, share your own stories anonymously, and find like-minded people who are open, supportive, and just “get it”. Experience Project is the first place on the web where who you are is more important than who you know. Experience Project can be found at http://www.experienceproject.com. |
Passioneer: Armen Berjikly, Founder of the Experience Project
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