Surespeak

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Surespeak, LLC
Type	Limited Liability Company
Founded	{{{foundation}}}
Headquarters	Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
Key people	Darren Schwartz, Founder & CEO
Slogan	Watch What You Say
Website	Surespeak.com
Type of site	video sharing
Registration	Required to view and record videos
Launched	2006
Current status	active

SureSpeak is a provider of webcam-based speech and communication training and technology for individuals and corporations.

The five-person company, which was issued a patent^[1] for its method of recording and scoring video interviews in 2004, recently raised $2 million from OptionsXpress co-founder and former chief executive David Kalt. ^[2]