Click below to watch videos of the young entrepreneurs pitching their ventures.
Click below to watch videos of the young entrepreneurs pitching their ventures.
Wesley Zhao and Ajay Mehta believe their site FamilyLeaf will fill the last big frontier in social networking--a place just for families. Watch video
Johns Hopkins student Jamasen Rodriguez wants truffles to be indispensable--the new latte to urban sophisticates. Watch video
Screensharing is hardly a new idea. But these three hackers from Penn figured out how to make it impossibly easy--no special software required. Watch video
Drilling clean water wells abroad inspired Josh Weingart to employ Kenyan shoemakers to make sandals he can sell with the purpose of funding more wells. Watch video
Two former Israeli soldiers took a harsh reality--the high rate of alcohol-related deaths--and turned it into a potentially big, life-saving business opportunity. Watch video
Flightcar's three founders help you rent a car for cheap, though it belongs to someone else. Watch video
Jack McDermott wants to give people with speech disorders something he never had: therapy that's cheap and accessible. Watch video
This six-person founding team has four different products in four different industries and is shooting for the sky (in some cases, literally). Watch video
Flash Food Recovery uses a smartphone app to help get excess food from restaurants, hotels, and convention centers to the people who need it most. Watch video
Former video game (and junk food) addict Dennis Ai of Northwestern created a game that teaches kids about nutrition. Michele Obama is a big fan. Watch video
Four Carnegie Mellon students solved the problem of the lost debit card and forgotten keys by replacing them with something you never leave behind: fingerprints. Watch video
Celeste Currie's SoulScarf appeals to young women who have both a budget consciousness and a social consciousness. Watch video