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 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.

Local startup SeeClickFix has seen much success with their one-of-a-kind web application that’s designed to help citizens log “quality of life” issues in their communities. We recently heard some fantastic news surrounding SeeClickFix and the commonwealth of Massachusetts. Check out what’s going to be unfolding this year for everyone involved.

For most entrepreneurs, securing the funding that your startup needs is a full-time task. In Connecticut, there are an increasing number of resources available, and locating them is becoming easier than ever before. Learn how one Connecticut startup was able to secure funding from a program called CCAT, and how its CEO & Founder plans to put that capital to work.

Looking to contribute to a growing startup? Check out this awesome internship opportunity!