Company Information
DATE POSTED: April 26, 2000
INDIESPACE.COM CEO JEANNIE NOVAK SELECTED TO PRESENT AT MAY 3 CALIFORNIA VENTURE FORUM
(4/27/2000)
ORANGE, CA
- Indiespace.com founder & CEO Jeannie Novak has
been selected to showcase her innovative model for
Internet-based entertainment before an audience of potential
investors at the 12th California Venture Forum to be held on May
3, 2000 at Chapman University's Irvine Lecture Hall.
Indiespace.com, of Santa Monica, California is an established
application service provider (ASP) that helps independent
musicians, artists and filmmakers create their own “dotcom”
websites, develop online brands/trademarks, support e-commerce
and manage their careers with a custom virtual desktop – all
without losing rights to their work. By integrating
entertainment applications such as promotion, content licensing
and clearance with standard Internet services such as
“dotcom” web hosting and e-commerce, Indiespace provides a
unique one stop solution for the independent entertainment
market -- members of which may be found in over half of all
households in the US.
At the California Venture Forum, Novak will join 14 other
entrepreneurs presenting to venture capitalists seeking new and
sustainable models for Internet business.
Novak’s presentation comes on the heels of recent
activity for Indiespace, which in the last few months has
developed alliances with entertainment companies and film
festivals including the Bijou Cafe film site, Santa Monica Film
Festival, Newport Beach Film Festival, and the Temecula Valley
International Film Festival. The Wall Street Reporter recently
interviewed Novak, and she will appear on the cover of the
May/June 2000 issue of My Business Magazine. Other upcoming
personal appearances include the Inside Radio Conference,
Eat’M, and eMediatainment World.
Novak is confident that Indiespace will receive
support at the California Venture Forum. “We have a fine-tuned
ASP business model with recurring revenue that serves the
independent arts and entertainment community and addresses the
need for long-term growth," says Novak. The web hosting
market alone is expected to grow from $2 billion to $20 billion
by 2003, and Indiespace is on its way to becoming the premiere
entertainment web hosting ASP.
When:
Wednesday, May 3, 2:00 p.m.
Where:
Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics
For more information, contact the California Venture
Forum at 714-235-8655 or http://www.calventureforum.org
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