After the foundation of “Click Agent” and “Blue Lithium”, what’s next in Gurbaksh Chahal’s life? This was the question Gurbaksh was supposed to answer in an interview by Nirvana Woman Magazine. For this question Gurbaksh Chahal , who often goes by as “G” answered “Whatever I do next is not about money. I am in a place where I can ask myself, what’s my passion? I love the excitement of walking up each day & thinking about what I had liked to do next, to merge all my experiences to do something new.”

Chahal’s next projects include the completion of his book currently titled “The Dream” as well as a reality – TV show concept with the same title. Gurbaksh is working with William Morris agency on the reality television concept and his book “The Dream”. To read more about “Gurbaksh Chahal”, visit the site http://www.chahal.com

Chahal is no stranger to entrepreneurship. A millionaire by the age of 18, he founded online ad network ClickAgents Inc. then sold it to ValueClick Inc. for $40 million. He then went on to found BlueLithium, an ad network focusing on data targeting, optimization and analytics. Since selling online advertising company BlueLithium Inc. in September for about $300 million, Gurbaksh Chahal has written a book and filmed a reality television show slated for a debut on a "major network."

Chahal told VentureWire that gWallet is in the final stages of raising $10 million in Series A funding from two unnamed venture capital firms. Chahal partnered with William Morris Agency and is scheduled to star in an upcoming network TV show. The show's premise is still under wraps, but it is set to be nationally syndicated on a major network this fall, he said. His book deal is with Palgrave Macmillan. "The Dream" will detail his story of the successful creation of two Internet-based companies and is expected to be released near the debut of the television show. For more information, please visit http://www.chahal.com

Having seen the amount of money being made by prominent Internet companies of the 1990s, Gurbaksh founded “Click Agents”, one of the first online Ad networks to focus on the needs of performance-based advertisers, rather than brand advertisers. The business model focused on performance-based Internet advertising solutions. Known in the advertising industry as cost-per-click or CPC, the advertiser only paid when an Internet user clicked on its banner or button advertisement.

Gurbaksh Chahal was the Chief business, sales, and strategic visionary behind the company. Gurbaksh sold Click Agents to ValueClick in November 2000 at the agreed amount $40 million. He stayed with ValueClick for 18 months becoming the youngest executive of the multi-billion dollar NASDAQ-listed company.

To know more about GURBAKSH CHAHAL, visit the site http://www.chahal.com

Gurbaksh Chahal isn't just another data superhighway opportunist; he's a prodigy. Joining the ranks of Internet pioneers Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Chahal has been garnering recognition for his vision since he was a teenager.

G is also in the planning stages of business venture number three, in addition to starting a large philanthropic endeavor, which will fittingly be named "The Chahal Foundation." Being a true entrepreneur at heart, “G” is still finalizing his plans for company #3. G is concentrating on what new markets could leverage his expertise as well as thoroughly investigating the next big idea. Keep your eye UP ON THE SCREEN for Gurbaksh Chahal! For more information and or to interview Gurbaksh Chahal, Please visit http://www.chahal.com

Gurbaksh Chahal is one of the youngest and one of the most successful internet entrepreneurs of recent history. Chahal founded ClickAgents and Bluelithium. He is currently working on completing his book entitled, appropriately enough, “The Dream.” e is also working on developing a reality-TV show that will have the same name as his book. Chahal is a prodigy, a successful entrepreneur, and a writer.

Gurbaksh chahal is also in the planning stages of business venture number three, in addition to starting a large philanthropic endeavor, which will fittingly be named "The Chahal Foundation." “G” is still finalizing his plans for company #3. G is concentrating on what new markets could leverage his expertise as well as thoroughly investigating the next big idea.

William Morris Talent Agency has signed Internet entrepreneur, Gurbaksh Chahal (aka "G"), who at just 25-years-old has already sold two companies for an unfathomable $340 million. Similarly to the great Internet entrepreneurs before him, G's story begins with an idea. With his tenacious work ethic, passion, and drive, G is on his way to joining the prestigious level of Bill Gates, Larry Page, and Sergey Brin, as he is proving himself as a force to be recognized as he ventures into yet another considerable league. G is also in the planning stages of business venture number three, in addition to starting a large philanthropic endeavor, which will fittingly be named "The Chahal Foundation." The goal of this foundation is to support singular cause. If you have specific ideas, Please submit your ideas by filling contact us form at chahal site.

Starting out as a kid with just $25 and a high school drop out, G defiedall odds to become an entrepreneurial success. His inspiring book will bedistributed in 2008. G is also in the planning stages of business venture number three,in addition to starting a large philanthropic endeavor, which will fittingly benamed "The Chahal Foundation.".

Gurbaksh Chahal is also in the planning stages of business venture number three, in addition to starting a large philanthropic endeavor, which will fittingly be named "The Chahal Foundation." The goal of this foundation is to support singular cause. If you have specific ideas, Please submit your ideas by filling contact us form at http://www.chahal.com

Gurbaksh Chahal is one of the youngest and most successful entrepreneurs of our times. Gurbaksh Chahal, who sold his first Internet business at the age of 18 for $40 million in stock, and then followed that up by the age of 25 with selling his Internet ad business Read following Press Releases and videos of Gurbaksh chahal to learn about his life and Gurbaksh Chahal’s key experience involving motivation, risk, discipline, and courage.

Being a true entrepreneur at heart, “G” is still finalizing his plans for company #3. G is concentrating on what new markets could leverage his expertise as well as thoroughly investigating the next big idea. Read More at http://www.chahal.com

Gurbaksh Chahal interviewed by Scott McGrew on NBC 11's TechNow.Watch Video of interview and learn about his inventions. BLUELITHIUM, INC., A PERFORMANCE-BASED AD network, was founded in 2004 by Gurbaksh Chahal, who is the company's CEO. Currently, BlueLithium boasts of delivering more than 6 billion ad impressions to more than 60 percent of Internet users each month. Prior to starting BlueLithium, Chahal founded ClickAgents in 1998 in true startup fashion -- from his bedroom. Chahal is one of the most experienced and successful CEOs in interactive marketing. Keep your eye UP ON THE SCREEN for Gurbaksh Chahal!. For more information and or to interview Gurbaksh Chahal, Please visit http://www.chahal.com.

William Morris Talent Agency has signed Internet entrepreneur, Gurbaksh Chahal (aka "G"), who at just 25-years-old has already sold two companies for an unfathomable $340 million. Similarly to the great Internet entrepreneurs before him, G's story begins with an idea. With his tenacious work ethic, passion, and drive, G is on his way to joining the prestigious level of Bill Gates, Larry Page, and Sergey Brin, as he is proving himself as a force to be recognized as he ventures into yet another considerable league. Presently, G is in the midst of working on his first book, "The Dream," a fiercely honest account of his rags-to-riches rise from immigrating to the States. Starting out as a kid with just $25 and a high school drop out, G defied all odds to become an entrepreneurial success. His inspiring book will be distributed in 2008. G is also in the planning stages of business venture number three, in addition to starting a large philanthropic endeavor, which will fittingly be named "The Chahal Foundation". For more details visit http://www.chahal.com

Gurbaksh Chahal is one of the youngest and most successful entrepreneurs of our times. Gurbaksh Chahal, who sold his first Internet business at the age of 18 for $40 million in stock, and then followed that up by the age of 25 with selling his Internet ad business Read following Press Releases and videos of Gurbaksh chahal to learn about his life and Gurbaksh Chahal’s key experience involving motivation, risk, discipline, and courage.

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• 10/30/07 - Young Hollywood Interview
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• 11/06/07 - Fox Business Network with Cavuto
• 11/23/07 - Gurbaksh ChahalInterviews on NBC's Technow

Chahal is one of the most experienced and successful CEOs in interactive marketing. Keep your eye UP ON THE SCREEN for Gurbaksh Chahal!. For more information and or to interview Gurbaksh Chahal, Please visit http://www.chahal.com

Gurbaksh Chahal, a 25-year-old Indian American, who sold his internet advertisement company to Yahoo last month in $300 million, is now working on a television realty show that would identify and award young innovative entrepreneurs in the US. Gurbaksh Chahal is also writing a book christened 'The Dream' describing 'what it means to take risk and be successful.’ Referring to the TV realty show also called 'The Dream', Chahal said all the major developments in the field of internet business in the last 10 years have come from young entrepreneurs in 20s or more or less by individuals who are in schools perusing a dream.

Ten contestants will compete against each other for the right to build the next internet empire. The winner will receive a cool $1 million in cash to start their venture up. Chahal is also currently writing a book, also called "The Dream," which will be out sometime in the spring of 2008. Gurbaksh Chahal says that will focus on understanding the element of risk in pursuing your dreams. The book will also highlight his key experience involving motivation, risk, discipline, and courage in the pursuit of his aspirations.

Gurbaksh Chahal is one of the youngest and most successful entrepreneurs of our times. Gurbaksh Chahal, who sold his first Internet business at the age of 18 for $40 million in stock, and then followed that up by the age of 25 with selling his Internet ad business Read following Press Releases and videos of Gurbaksh chahal to learn about his life and Gurbaksh Chahal’s key experience involving motivation, risk, discipline, and courage.

• Yahoo! Announces Agreement to Acquire BlueLithium
• Internet Entrepreneur Gurbaksh Chahal Eclipses Competetion in Cyberspace
• Fox Business Network Procures Internet Prodigy, Gurbaksh Chahal
• Gurbaksh Chahal sells Bluelithium for $300 million to yahoo
• Gurbaksh Chahal working on reality TV show
• An Encore Performance: Gurbaksh chahal's 2nd Appearance on FOX Business Network.
• Gurbaksh Chahal Signs with the William Morris Agency

Gurbaksh Chahal isn't just another data superhighway opportunist; he's a prodigy. Joining the ranks of Internet pioneers Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Chahal has been garnering recognition for his vision since he was a teenager. Having recently sold his revolutionary business, BlueLithium -- one of the largest and fastest growing online global advertising networks -- to Yahoo! for a staggering $300 million, Gurbaksh Chahal has established himself as one of the youngest, brightest and most successful entrepreneurs in the trade. His genius has amassed over $100MM in net worth and become an international inspiration. And he's done it all by his twenty-fifth birthday.


Chahal is one of the most experienced and successful CEOs in interactive marketing. Keep your eye UP ON THE SCREEN for Gurbaksh Chahal!. For more information and or to interview Gurbaksh Chahal, Please visit http://www.chahal.com

Bluelithium is based in San Jose, CA, BlueLithium is the leading data driven performance marketing company, using data from 145 million consumers worldwide, sophisticated analytics and advanced ad targeting technologies to create value for both publishers and marketers.

BlueLithium announced that founder, chairman and CEO Gurbaksh Chahal will be featured on the online advertising panel at Bear Stearns 18th Annual Technology/Communications/Internet Conference. The conference is being held Monday, June 11 and Tuesday, June 12, 2007 at the Grand Hyatt New York. Mr. Chahal's panel took place on, June 12, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., as part of the Internet Roundtable event. The panel, titled "Hot Spots: Ad Networks & Voice," featured Mr. Chahal alongside Adknowledge, president Brett Brewer, Dave Morgan, founder and chairman of TACODA, and Paul Manca, executive vice president of Ingenio.

Gurbaksh Chahal is now setting his sights on the reality television industry.His concept is to find a person who will have the potential to build the next huge internet company. On his website he describes the reality show, which will be called "The Dream," as "'Survivor' meets 'Apprentice' in an 'American Idol' setting."

Ten contestants will compete against each other for the right to build the next internet empire. The winner will receive a cool $1 million in cash to start their venture up. Chahal is also currently writing a book, also called "The Dream," which will be out sometime in the spring of 2008.Gurbaksh Chahal says that will focus on understanding the element of risk in pursuing your dreams. The book will also highlight his key experience involving motivation, risk, discipline, and courage in the pursuit of his aspirations.

Have you ever imagined waking up one day and realising that you are the proud owner of $ 300 million. Sounds thrilling and a bit dreamy at the same time. But for 24-year-old Gurbaksh Chahal, a resident of Tarn Taran, the life has taken a turn of 360 degree. Gurbkash Chahal’s second successful online business venture, BlueLithium, has just been sold to Yahoo! for a staggering $300MM. Young, bold, handsome and extremely gifted, Chahal has already joined the elite ranks of online entrepreneurs Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page and Sergey Brin. Chahal, at 25 years old, has already accomplished more than most people do in their lifetime.

Only three years ago, Chahal floated an internet company with its headquarters located in San Jose and six other locations in California and international branches in England, Canada, Bellarus and France. Today he is a rich man with $ 300 million in his kitty. The changing day of his life came on September 7 when Yahoo took over the company for $ 300 million. Talking to The Tribune, Chahal said his dream had come true and he was extremely happy that he could be able to pay rich tributes to India and Punjab at such a young age. Read more here.

BLUELITHIUM, INC., A PERFORMANCE-BASED AD network, was founded in 2004 by Gurbaksh Chahal, who is the company's CEO. Currently, BlueLithium boasts of delivering more than 6 billion ad impressions to more than 60 percent of Internet users each month. Prior to starting BlueLithium, Chahal founded ClickAgents in 1998 in true startup fashion -- from his bedroom.

Following questions asked from Gurbaksh Chahal related to his invention of Bluelithium - A PERFORMANCE-BASED AD network

• What are your business goals for BlueLithium in 2006?


• How do you see the online publisher/ad network space evolving in the next few years?


• What is the difference between what BlueLithium does for clients and what your competitors do? How would you characterize the company's competitive edge?


• What are the most challenging and pressing issues in your business right now?


• If you weren't heading this business, what would you most like to accomplish

Read answer of above question and read about Gurbaksh chahal.

Gurbaksh Chahal, who sold his first Internet business at the age of 18 for $40 million in stock, and then followed that up by the age of 25 with selling his Internet ad business BlueLithium Network to Yahoo! (YHOO), is now setting his sights on the reality television industry. His concept is to find a person who will have the potential to build the next huge internet company. Ten contestants will compete against each other for the right to build the next internet empire. The winner will receive a cool $1 million in cash to start their venture up. On his website he describes the reality show, which will be called "The Dream," as "'Survivor' meets 'Apprentice' in an 'American Idol' setting." Read more at http://www.chahal.com

"BlueLithium" was founded by Gurbaksh Chahal in on January 12, 2004. The company's office was set up office in San Jose, CA, and got investment from Walden Venture Capital and 3i. The company, which has 120 employees and its network focused on data, optimization, analytics and a pioneer of behavioral targeting. Gurbaksh Chahal has been recognized as an innovator in the online advertising space by Business 2.0 as well as a sought-after speaker, featured at conferences including Red Herring, JP Morgan, Bear Stearns and Ad: Tech. BlueLithium has been named one of the top 100 private companies in America for three consecutive years.

BlueLithium was serving 100 million+ unique users and reached more than 60% of US internet users. What’s more, they made $100M+ in revenue in 2006 - run the sums and you have another huge acquisition price (DoubleClick, by comparison, did $300 million in revenue in 2006 - Google paid $3.1 billion for that one). BlueLithium already serves up 8 billion ad impressions a month to 100 million users of the Web's top sites. Each of those ads drops a cookie on your browser, and when you show up on another site that serves BlueLithium ads or on one of its advertisers' Web sites, it adds that history of clicks to its database. Read more about Bluelithium and founder of bluelithium at www.chahal.com

Just four months after launch, BlueLithium (www.bluelithium.com) a new provider of online advertising technology and services, today announced the company is operationally profitable with revenues after four months of operations. The BlueLithium cost-effective, low-risk, pay for performance Internet advertising solution enables publishers and e-marketers to create personalized online advertising programs with precise targeting, scheduling and reporting capabilities.

"BlueLithium is building a solid track record of providing Fortune 500 companies the ability to launch and manage personalized online advertising programs that make a powerful impact with the right audiences and produce solid business results," said Gurbaksh Chahal, CEO and Founder of BlueLithium. "The significant increase of sales in the past four months and our rapid assent to being operationally profitable demonstrates management's ability to grow the business one customer at a time by providing unparalleled online advertising capabilities that reach previously untapped Web audiences."

Somewhere in the background the desi uncle goes: "Beta, get high marks, attend college and become a doctor/engineer. Then only you will be successful in life"

That may be true, unless you’re Gurbaksh Chahal.

Gurbaksh or “G” as people call him, dropped out of high school at 16 and created a start-up Gurbaksh, or “G” as he is often called, was born in India and moved to the United States at the age of 4. While in high school he enrolled in Accel Middle College in order to get his college degree in conjunction with his high school diploma. Read Chahal’s Success story at http://www.chahal.com. Gurbaksh Chahal’s story is remarkable and we think it is a prime example of what can be accomplished with a little motivation and ingenuity. Young Hollywood wants to know what this young man can’t do!

Gurbaksh Chahal isn't just another data superhighway opportunist; he's a prodigy. Joining the ranks of Internet pioneers Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Chahal has been garnering recognition for his vision since he was a teenager. Having recently sold his revolutionary business, he correctly understood where the Internet would be going in reference to advertising. That's where his BlueLithium came in. He knew targeted advertising would be a big thing in the future of the Internet, and he got out in front of it. He is now working on a book called "The Dream," where he'll talk about the major experiences he had and what it took to get him to where he is today. "The Dream" is due out in the spring of 2008. Keep your eye UP ON THE SCREEN for Gurbaksh Chahal! - http://www.chahal.com

Gurbkash Chahal’s second successful online business venture, BlueLithium, has just been sold to Yahoo! for a staggering $300MM.Blue Lithium is a San Jose-based behavioral ad network that was founded in January 2004. BlueLithium was serving 100M+ unique users and reached more than 60% of US internet users. It is reported to have done $100M+ in revenue in 2006. The deal represents another big sale for CEO and Chairman Gurbaksh Chahal. this is also a great deal for Yahoo which is buying more great ad technology, advertiser and publisher reach and growth minded managers. Chahal, at 25 years old, has already accomplished more than most people do in their lifetime.Read more about Chahal's inventions at http://www.chahal.com