{"id":977,"date":"2019-08-16T12:03:21","date_gmt":"2019-08-16T12:03:21","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/williambissett.com\/?p=977"},"modified":"2019-08-20T12:12:10","modified_gmt":"2019-08-20T12:12:10","slug":"charlotte-angel-connection-episode-090-david-stunja-coo-of-petscreening-com","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/williambissett.com\/2019\/08\/16\/charlotte-angel-connection-episode-090-david-stunja-coo-of-petscreening-com\/","title":{"rendered":"Charlotte Angel Connection Episode 090: David Stunja, COO of Petscreening.com"},"content":{"rendered":"
<\/a>Today, we have David Stunja<\/a> joining us on the podcast.\u00a0David is the COO of Petscreening.com<\/a> which recently completed a Seed Round led by Grotech Ventures<\/a>.<\/p>\n Many of you know David, but for those that don\u2019t he took the corporate America route before he joined Petscreening.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n David spent most of his career in Washington, DC before relocating to Charlotte and was a VP of Corporate Strategy for Bank of America.\u00a0All along, he knew he wanted to work with a fast-growing startup company.\u00a0He just had to find the right one for him.\u00a0To aid in his search, he starting writing stories on Charlotte Area starts for Start Charlotte (now Charlotte Inno<\/a>), for which he has authored sixty articles.<\/p>\n David\u2019s involvement in the start-up scene through Start Charlotte, and his passion about using technology to turn innovative ideas into sellable products and connecting like-minded people, lead him to PetScreening.com<\/a>, and in 2018, David joined the company as its COO.<\/p>\n PetScreening.com<\/a> was started by John Bradford<\/a> in 2016. PetScreening.com<\/a> is revolutionizing the pet screening process for housing providers and property managers. The platform, supported by a legal review team that reviews all assistance animal accommodation requests (emotional support, companion, service animals, etc.), also empowers apartment owner operators to screen all pets individually much like they would a resident. PetScreening\u2019s first-to-market risk algorithm, measures the housing-related risk for each household pet, including the pet\u2019s owner, and provides the property manager a summarized risk-score (learn more about their FIDO score here<\/a>). With PetScreeing.com<\/a>, property managers, landlords and housing providers can better manage renters’ pets and assistance animals for free while introducing more pet-related revenue opportunities.<\/p>\n During our podcast, we discuss David\u2019s involvement with the Charlotte start-up scene and what went into David\u2019s decision to switch from a stable corporate job to a start-up company.<\/p>\n