Though he was born in Charlotte and raised in Tuscaloosa, William Ault grew up spending many a fall weekend enjoying the unique experience of college football fandom in Oxford Mississippi thanks to his Mother’s desire to stay connected with her Jackson and Tupelo roots through tailgating at the SEC powerhouse. It’s was the game days in the Grove that would eventually beckon William to the University of Mississippi where his entrepreneurial spirit would thrive and grow into his new startup: Curtsy, an app that lets women rent dresses to each other.

Brad McMullan is an Emmy Award Winning Journalist turned Award Winning CEO. Over the last decade, McMullan has helped build a struggling start up into an award-winning, multi-million dollar mobile technology giant, with more than a thousand clients around the world.

David Clark is the founder and CEO of Cattlog a startup that makes buying and selling cows as easy as the click of a button. But before he was seeking to disrupt the cattle industry, in the summer of 2005, David J. Clark began his first career in the U.S. Military. From an early age, he wanted to own his own business but lacked the clear direction on what steps to take. For David, that’s what the military was able to provide.

Keith Jasper is the founder and CEO of VSporto, the first team specific radio network. What this means is that through vSporto, you can find 24-hour team specific radio channels. And when you look at Keith’s origin story, it makes total sense that he would be the one to create such a product and company. As you will hear, he’s a huge buffalo bills fan, like a really really big buffalo bills fan. But beyond that, he also had a background in satellite radio, From 2004 to 2009, Keith was sent out to find niche focused radio programs to fill Sirius's 200+ channels. How niche? Well, one of his heavy hitters was a program all about scuba diving… and that’s not all.