In two days, Ameya Kulkarni will stand before 200 potential investors and experienced entrepreneurs at Google's headquarters in Silicon Valley. He'll pitch an idea he dreamed up in business school at Duke University, a start-up he believes transforms the way job searches happen.
Kulkarni feels a little pressure. He's a first-time company founder and just one month off the North Carolina graduation stage. But he's also confident in the skills he developed at Duke.
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