Las Vegas, Nevada

With the help of the university’s Blackstone LaunchPad entrepreneurial program, six student startups put their inventions on display at the renowned International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). One of the companies, Everykey, began as a class assignment at the Weatherhead School of Management. Its Bluetooth-enabled wristband allows wearers to unlock password-protected devices by simply being within range.

"When we first got there, it was so disheartening because we were surrounded by all of these epic booths. But to see how these big companies presented themselves motivated us. It raised our expectations. We have to really work hard to become a great company. We left with a clear message: Surround yourself with greatness and you'll strive to make your company great, too."
Chris Wentz (CWR ‘13)
Chief Executive Officer of Everykey
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