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The executive chairman, CEO, and founder of Dosh in Austin, Texas, Ryan Wuerch provides management and oversight for a company offering cash-back benefits to consumers. A professional businessman for more than 25 years, Ryan Wuerch created Dosh to positively impact people financially by doing what they do naturally everyday, shop.

Dosh is a free cash-back app downloadable from the App Store or Google Play Store that hunts down offers and coupons and automatically converts them to cash by depositing cash back in the user's Dosh wallet. Dosh eliminates the need to cut coupons or scan receipts to get cash back. To use it, the consumer links their debit or credit card to the app. The Dosh app requires no UPC scanning, mail-in rebates, or promo codes. It can be used at over 100,000 of stores such as Walmart, Home Depot, Target, and Old Navy.

Consumers are also able to use the app to book hotels, eat out, or book activities like tours or family day trips. Dosh can help business travelers earn cash back on many business expenses. The app also helps consumers earn cash back on in-store as well as online purchases and the cash back is placed directly on the connected credit or debit card.

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Boston Marathon to Open Registration for 122nd Event in September

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Boston Marathon to Open Registration for 122nd Event in September

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Dosh executive chairman and founder Ryan Wuerch spent three years developing the Dosh mobile application to fulfill a fundamental mission of connecting people via mobile devices and helping them get cash back. Also dedicated to personal health and fitness, Ryan Wuerch runs 40 to 70 miles a week and has run over 46 marathons, including running the most elite Boston Marathon nine times.

Registration qualification for the Boston Marathon is handled by the Boston Athletic Association, which will use the same registration process it employed in recent years. In order to qualify, runners must meet marathon time standards that correspond with their age and gender. Run times must be certified through courses administered by the USA Track & Field or the Association of International Marathons and Distance Racers. Admittance for the Boston Marathon does not follow a first-come, first-serve format, and only the runners with the fastest times will receive entry. Registration follows a rolling admission schedule for the first week, starting with the fastest qualifiers. For the first two days after registration opens, eligibility includes runners that meet qualifying run times for their age and gender by 20 minutes or more. Only those runners who better the time standard by 20 minutes or more may register for the first two days, followed by 10 minutes, and finally 5 minutes as space permits.

If there are remaining spaces after the first week, registration will re-open for all qualifiers for a short period of time. Only once this period expires does registration open on a first-come, first-serve basis, provided that the current number of registrants do not exceed the maximum field size.

Registration for the 122nd Boston Marathon will open September 11, 2017. Dates for qualifier rollovers include September 13 and September 15. Registration reopens for all qualifiers on September 16 and, if necessary, opens on a first-come, first-serve basis on September 25. The 122nd Boston Marathon will take place on April 16, 2018.

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Golf Digest's Top Ten Golf Courses in Texas

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Golf Digest's Top Ten Golf Courses in Texas

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A resident of Austin, Texas, Ryan Wuerch held CEO positions with Motricity and Solavei before founding DOSH in 2016. In his free time, Ryan Wuerch enjoys playing golf.

Every year, Golf Digest ranks the top 100 courses in the United States. In doing so, it ranks the top courses by state. Below is a look at the publication's top ten courses in Texas.

1. Whispering Pines Golf Club: A 7,473-yard, par-72 course in Trinity, Whispering Pines was completed in 2000 by architects Corey Robertson and Chet Williams. It features rolling landscapes and a gator-infested final six-hole stretch.

2. Dallas National Golf Club: Created by Tom Fazio in 2002, this course is characterized by rugged hills and an abundance of cedar trees.

3. Bluejack National: Located in Montgomery, Bluejack stands as the first course in the United States designed by Tiger Woods. It opened in 2016 and features an impressive performance center, which includes a state-of-the-art fitness area, a bar and grill, two club-fitting bays, and a SAM putting lab.

Here are the others in rounding out the top 10

4. Preston Trail Golf Club in Dallas: Distinguished by its North Dallas location and traditional layout full of tree lined fairways.

5. Colonial Golf Club in Ft. Worth: Hosts the annual PGA Tour event, Dean & DeLuca Invitational.

6. Spanish Oaks Golf Club in Bee Cave: Part of a private golf community in the Texas Hill Country.

7. The Club at Carlton Woods (Nicklaus), The Woodlands: Personally designed by Jack Nicklaus to create a golfing experience like no other.

8. The Club at Carlton Woods (Fazio), The Woodlands: Designed by Tom Fazio, opened in 2005 with a design that embraces the features of the land.

9. Miramont in Bryan: Officially opened in 2005 and designed by the renowned Robert Trent Jones II.

10. Champions G.C. (Cypress Creek), Houston: Founded in 1957 by multiple major champions including Jack Burke, Jr.

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Solavei Business Model Explained Phoenix Team

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Solavei Ryan Wuerch - Is He The Next Mark Zuckerberg

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http://Tour.Smart49Phone.com Solavei Ryan Wuerch - Is He The Next Mark Zuckerberg. I believe he is. In a recent Bloomberg Businessweek article by Kyle Stock they value Social networks at per user dollar amounts. Facebook is valued at around $58 per user.

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The Michael Carter Lisnow Respite Center’s Michael’s Run Event

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The Michael Carter Lisnow Respite Center’s Michael’s Run Event

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Now serving as the executive chairman and founder of DOSH – a mobile app that helps users automatically get money back on purchases made using debit or credit card – Ryan Wuerch is the former CEO of technology company Motricity. Away from his work, Ryan Wuerch supports the Michael Lisnow Respite Center (MLRC).

For two decades, the MLRC has provided support to disabled individuals and their families by providing after-school programs, employment support, and a variety of respite programs. To support these efforts, the MLRC operates several fundraisers, including the Michael’s Run event.

Held annually during October, Michael’s Run is a 5k run or walk held in Hopkinton, New England. The event honors the memory of Michael Lisnow, after whom the MLRC is named, and offers participants the opportunity to challenge their physical endurance and raise funds and awareness for the MLRC.

Registration for the event costs $25, which includes entry to the commemorative barbecue and awards ceremony that follows. Those registering on the day of the event must pay a $30 fee, with an additional $5 for the barbecue if they wish to attend. To find out more, visit www.hopkintonrespite.com/michaels-run.

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Dosh Nearing Completion of Beta Testing in 2017

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Dosh Nearing Completion of Beta Testing in 2017

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Texas-based entrepreneur Ryan Wuerch is the director of the Epiphany International foundation, a board member of the Miss America Organization, and the founder of Dosh, a new mobile app. In his involvement with Dosh, Ryan Wuerch has endeavored to offer a product that finds cash for consumers when they use their credit and debit cards while shopping, dining out, and traveling.

There have been several startup companies that have generated attention in 2017, and Dosh stands out among the crowd for having recently raised more than $2 million in seed funding. The app has succeeded in its private beta testing stage, with launch partners creating engagement with more than 40 million consumers. Soon, Dosh will end the beta testing phase and launch to the public.

The latest seed funding effort elevated investments above $6 million for Dosh, which automates the process of searching for and redeeming coupons and rebates. Using the app, customers can find a wide range of cash back opportunities in many different services, whether it’s a few dollars at a restaurant to hundreds of dollars when booking a hotel room. Businesses benefit from the service as well, as the app helps connect them to their target demographics.

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Community Programs at the Michael Lisnow Respite Center

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Community Programs at the Michael Lisnow Respite Center

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Ryan Wuerch serves as executive chairman and founder of Dosh, an app and technology platform based in Austin, Texas, where he provides strategic vision as well as management oversight. In the philanthropic sector, Ryan Wuerch supports the efforts of the Michael Lisnow Respite Center in Boston, Massachusetts.

A support center for families with children with disabilities, the Michael Lisnow Respite Center sponsors a broad range of community programs in the Boston area. Families can participate in the Weekend Respite program, enabling them to plan a dinner out or have a weekend away. The Weekend Respite program caters primarily toward individuals with severe disabilities or complex medical needs.

Through its after school care program, the Michael Lisnow Respite Center helps working parents fulfill their obligations, knowing their children are in good hands. The Respite Care for Children program provides physical and developmental therapies for young children requiring tube feedings and medical care.

In terms of adult services, the Center offers employment support such as job training and career coaching. Through its network of 13 job sites, the Center organizes employment opportunities and boosts self-confidence among adults with developmental disabilities.

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Ryan Wuerch - A Single Relationship Can Change The Lives of Many

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Ryan is an entrepreneur, a husband, and a father who loves getting the most out of life. He has spent the last two decades focused on taking business ideas and turning them into reality. He is a seasoned and proven leader as CEO, chairman, philanthropist, investor and key visionary leading companies from inception, seed stage to the public market with values in excess of $1 billion.

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Ryan Wuerch - A Single Relationship Can Change The Lives of Many

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Ryan Wuerch, CEO of Motricity, Finalist for the Eastside Business Awards by the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce, video by RJ McHatton of Inventive Productions, http://www.inventiveproductions.com

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Ryan Wuerch - Solavei Founder CEO on Good Morning San Diego

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For more information on Solavei please visit http://triofactory.com Or contact one of our many Trio Factory Leaders who referred this video to you. TrioFactory.com is Rated the #1 Training Site for Solavei The Trio Factory is made up of a group of committed leaders that have come together for the purpose of making not only their team members successful but helping others do the same.

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The founder of Motricity, a mobile data services business that he grew into a publicly traded company worth over $1 billion in 2010, Ryan Wuerch is now the executive chairman of DOSH, which recently launched their app that finds cash for consumers when they use their credit and debit cards while shopping, eating, and traveling.
Away from his professional endeavors, Ryan Wuerch is a long-distance runner who has taken part in more than 45 marathons over the course of his life.
Here are some tips for preparing for your first marathon.

1.     Training should begin at least 20 weeks in advance of the event if you already work out regularly. Those who are working without an existing fitness base will usually require closer to a year to properly prepare.
2.  Have a good running plan, how many miles will you run each day, from the time you start training up until the marathon.

3.     Stretch before and after each run, especially as you start reaching toward longer distances in your training. You will be pushing your body to its limits, and the risk of injury increases as distances get longer. An ice bath after each long-distance run will help to soothe aches, pains, and muscle inflammation.

4.     Mentally prepare for race day by downloading the course route and making note of important landmarks, such as aid stations. This will familiarize you with the route, while allowing you to create milestones based on the landmarks you find.

5.  Always remember that it’s one foot in front of the other and every stride means you’re closer to the finish line.

6.  Believe you can do it!  Because you can.