1 Million Cups Sacramento returned after a one week hiatus for the Thanksgiving holiday and things picked up right where they left off before the break with another good showing of attendance and two more interesting local startups presenting to the audience.

Mike Mendelson, founder of Splor, explained how his startup is looking to help wireless retail companies grow by facilitating practice learning in their organizations whose biggest challenge is their ability to train their workforce. Check out Mike’s introduction below to hear it straight from him.

A core component of each 1 Million Cups event is to ask the presenter what the community can do for him or her. Here’s Mike’s response to that question.

Next up was David Carrozza, founder of Spruzza, who along with his son has developed a cool little device mounted on a bicycle’s handle bars to help cool cyclists.

As for what the Sacramento startup community can do to help make Spruzza more successful, here’s David’s reply.

If you missed today’s episode of 1 Million Cups Sacramento you’ll be able to view the presentations, along with other past presentations on the 1 Million Cups Sacramento YouTube channel.

If you’d like to sign up to present or if you want to get automatic notifications about future editions, sign up on the 1 Million Cups Sacramento website.

Next week’s edition will be held at Hacker Lab (1715 I St) on Wednesday morning at 9:00am. See you there! Meanwhile, check out some more photos from the event today.