This week, we met up with Selby Nimrod, a startup community newcomer. Artgogo is a mobile platform that allows artists to share their work with the broader community. Pitching for the first time at last month’s LaunchHaven event, Selby took home first prize, which included a ticket to Startup Weekend Stamford. After taking the first place prize again at SW Stamford, she’s moving forward with her venture. Learn more about Selby and Artgogo here.

This month, we ask Drue Hontz of Track180 our eight questions for entrepreneurs. Track180′s mission is to “provide an easier way to discover and explore global issues and connect you to people making a difference.” The Track180 product just hit the App Store on April 30, 2013. Check out Drue’s profile here.

This week, we met up with lcoal entrepreneur, Brad Armstrong. His venture is working to develop markets for sustainability and social enterprise. At Kenshow SEED, the focus is all about building community through integrated methods of educational awareness, commercial outputs, and advocacy. Lean more about Brad and his startup here.

This month, the Whiteboard features entrepreneur Socheata Poeuv. Her venture is working to bring the ancient practice of mindful training to the 21st century. As the CEO and Co-Founder of goBlue Labs, Socheata is excited to share her experience in the startup world with the community. Read her profile to learn more about goBlue Labs, and their debut application, a smoking cessation program that carries a higher rate of success than its competition.

Andy Lebwohl started Karaoke Heroes because at any given moment, he’d rather be doing karaoke than whatever he’s doing. Learn more about this Yale entrepreneur and his unique take on what a karaoke club can be.