Megan Cornish

Moth+Flame, Inc. is a VR technology firm based in Brooklyn, NY. Moth+Flame specializes in enterprise-grade immersive learning products with true-to-life environments, characters, and scenarios. The company's promiseVR and ready VR training platforms, powered by AI and natural language processing, offer innovative, adaptive learning programs for hard and soft skills. Moth+Flame has partnered with leading content experts, such as the National Urban League and the Society for Human Resource Management, to bring corporate learning objectives to life. The company's customers include Accenture, IMAX, Estee Lauder Companies, Google, Oculus, AMC, Discovery, MTV, AT&T, RAM Truck, AMD, and Taylor Swift. Moth+Flame has been recognized for excellence by various institutions, including Unity, Fast Company, Training Industry, EdTech, AIXR, Television Academy, Cannes Lions, Mobile World Congress, SXSW, AICP Next, Future of Storytelling, Clio, Sundance, Tribeca Film Festival, and has been permanently archived in the Museum of Modern Art. The company was founded in 2015 by Kevin Cornish, who has been the CEO since then.

Upcycled Food Association is a non-profit organization that aims to prevent food waste by promoting the upcycled economy. The non-profit company is based in Greenwood Village, CO. The organization has hundreds of members across dozens of countries and is changing the consumer product supply chain to eliminate food waste by design. Through consumer education and networking, Upcycled Food Association empowers consumers to prevent food waste with the products they buy. The company was founded in 2019 by Turner Wyatt, Ben Gray. The CEO is Angie Crone.

FoodMaven Corp. engages in the operation of digital marketplace for dated and perishable grocery items approaching expiration. It also sells food to restaurants and institutions like universities and hotels and donates it to hunger-relief organizations. The company was founded by Patrick Bultema and Dan Lewis in 2015 and is headquartered in Denver, CO.