E-FEST 2018 TOP 25 FINALISTS
SCHULZE ENTREPRENEURSHIP CHALLENGE
Global Impact Awards Finalists
Cradled Systems, Davinci, ExpressionMed, Fairy Godmother, NomadX, Safe in Sound, Seiji’s Bridge, Vetiver Solutions
LISTED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER BY TEAM NAME
Cradled Systems (A-5430851470)
University of New Hampshire
Brandon Allen, Ty Kartiganer, Mateusz Mroz and Ahmed Alzawar. Advisor: Andrew Earle
“We capture waste gas from petroleum and chemical processing and convert it into useful products”
Davinci (A-7855990589)
St Olaf College
Anthony Valiulis, Jack Schoephoester, Johannes Bang and Salvador Alvarez. Advisor: Roberto Zayas
“A solution for retailers to automatically track inventory on hooks and racks within the stores”
ExpressionMed (A-8611930909)
University of St Thomas
Meghan Sharkus and Jackie Page. Advisor: Laura Dunham
“Customizable decals and stickers to provide ease and personalization of personal diabetes monitoring devices”
Fairy Godmother (A-9129242605) Susquehanna University
Hannah Gruber, Jennifer Thorsheim and Julia Bodner. Advisor: Emma Fleck
“A taxi service for women by women”
NomadX (A-3304950107)
Washington and Lee University
Graham Novak and Mourad Berrached. Advisor: Gavin Fox
“A global community enabling travel and remote work by supporting a digital lifestyle”
Safe In Sound (A-2006462078)
University of St Thomas
Savannah Hufendick, Cameron Hufendick and Brett Hufendick. Advisor: Laura Dunham
“An app and set of earbuds that processes loud sounds [music] and automatically limits amplitude and durations to safe levels”
Seiji’s Bridge (A-9470412691) Portland State University
Alex Dassise and Quincy Brown. Advisor: Abby Chroman
“A line of specialized toys with features that support interactivity and communication for people with autism or communication/sensory disorders”
Vetiver Solutions (A-4755807218) University of Minnesota – Twin Cities
Leeore Levenstein, Elizabeth Alonzi and Jesse Abelson. Advisor: Fred Rose
“Dedicated to fighting poverty by making sustainable farming practices profitable by promoting the planting of a tall, erosion fighting grass called Vetiver”
