Jeff Burningham

Omadi is a fast-growing tech startup in Lehi, Utah which has affectionately been dubbed “Silicon Slopes.” Founded in 2013, it has grown from a basement dev shop to what it is now, commanding high valuations from some of the most respected venture capital firms. Omadi is on a mission to connect the industry with technology to request, manage, and deliver world-class tow service. This mission is backed by our vision to optimize towing, thereby elevating the quality of life for everyone in the industry. Omadi is accelerating towards its mission and vision by building products that allow clients to develop intelligent routes, dispatch events, receive real-time updates, and use a mobile app for in-field employees. These tools are backed by a powerful reporting analytics engine to help clients make business-driven decisions. Omadi is connecting key crossroads in a fragmented industry by electronically transmitting data. Omadi’s intuitive and user-oriented software paves the path for a paperless workflow. With product solutions offering multi-route optimization and relevant updates—job status, notes, photos, invoice information, and more. The experience for all stakeholders is substantially improved by increasing the speed of communication, decreasing service time, and providing greater visibility throughout the process. To learn more about Omadi, visit http://omadi.com.

Tute Genomics is a Utah-based company that is powering the world's genomic knowledge with a cloud-based solution for precision genome-guided medicine. Genomics is changing healthcare as we know it and Tute is helping to shape the future of medicine: unlocking the genome, personalizing treatment and powering discovery.

Sunshine Heroes Foundation has been changing the lives of children and their families all over the world for more than 10 years.

With a nationally ranked and recognized entrepreneurship program, the Rollins Center for Entrepreneurship & Technology at BYU's vision is to be the global leader in successful, campus-inspired entrepreneurial ventures. This vision is realized through a variety of events and programs including a world-class Venture Mentoring Services program and the largest, private new venture competition in the nation. The Center is also home to the first-ever International Business Model Competition.

Omadi is a fast-growing tech startup in Lehi, Utah which has affectionately been dubbed “Silicon Slopes.” Founded in 2013, it has grown from a basement dev shop to what it is now, commanding high valuations from some of the most respected venture capital firms. Omadi is on a mission to connect the industry with technology to request, manage, and deliver world-class tow service. This mission is backed by our vision to optimize towing, thereby elevating the quality of life for everyone in the industry. Omadi is accelerating towards its mission and vision by building products that allow clients to develop intelligent routes, dispatch events, receive real-time updates, and use a mobile app for in-field employees. These tools are backed by a powerful reporting analytics engine to help clients make business-driven decisions. Omadi is connecting key crossroads in a fragmented industry by electronically transmitting data. Omadi’s intuitive and user-oriented software paves the path for a paperless workflow. With product solutions offering multi-route optimization and relevant updates—job status, notes, photos, invoice information, and more. The experience for all stakeholders is substantially improved by increasing the speed of communication, decreasing service time, and providing greater visibility throughout the process. To learn more about Omadi, visit http://omadi.com.

The Academy for Creating Enterprise is a non-profit organization based in Provo, UT that teaches micro-enterprise education to students in the Philippines, Mexico, Brazil, Peru, Venezuela, and Utah. Currently, there are over 24,000 student graduates of the program. The Academy was founded by Steve and Bette Gibson with the intent to alleviate poverty through necessity entrepreneurship. The core program of The Academy is a five-week course that teaches basic business principles. Additionally, there are regional courses and alumni meetings for graduates of The Academy. Training within the program combines hands-on-experience with classroom instruction to solidify business principles in the minds of students. The Academy is funded through private donations.