One Young Entrepreneur's Million-Dollar Idea in Mobile GamingA Princeton dropout makes waves with mobile gaming and payment services.
ByJoel Holland•
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In the fall of 2007, Seth Priebatsch was a freshman atPrinceton. A year later, he dropped out. By 2011, he was head of a company valued at nine figures.
The 23-year-old is the self-proclaimed "chief ninja" ofScvngr, a real-world, location-based gaming system, and its newmobile就是付款ce, LevelUp. Priebatsch's record of entrepreneurship stems back to high school, when he ran a print manufacturing startup called Postcard Tech. He cut his teeth turning out college applications while managing factory operations in Hong Kong and a distribution center in Boston.