Startups
Student Startups and Successes
With access to resources, tools, mentors, faculty and more, Kellogg entrepreneurs are able to build, incubate, launch, grow and scale their startups while completing their MBA. Learn more about a few of the startups that have been launched or scaled by recent Kellogg School graduates.
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Kellogg Startups
2ndKitchen
2018
2ndKitchen is a business-to-business point of service system that allows any business to order wholesale food from nearby restaurants with the intent of reselling the food onsite. Integrated ordering, direct billing, quick delivery and streamlined food handoff are all part of a system designed to serve this need.
Nick Anastasiades ’18 (Zell Fellow)
ActiWit
2017
ActiWit is a wearable biofeedback program that delivers a personalized behavioral treatment plan for children with Attention Deficit Hypertensive Disorder (ADHD), and provides a research-backed mindfulness program using biofeedback. Actiwit shares the concern of many adults who are on the frontline of ADHD treatment: too much ADHD information is “out there,” and yet too little is known about how to choose effective, customized treatments for children.
Barath Anandakumar `17 (Zell Fellow)
Adaptly
2010
Through a proprietary technology and expert services, Adaptly enables the world’s largest advertisers to scale campaigns across walled gardens like Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, and Pinterest. Managed service offerings include strategy, planning, media buying, execution, and analysis.
Acquired by Accenture in 2018
Shobhit Chugh '11
Aerospec Technologies
2015
Aerospec provides a turnkey asset management platform using drone technology and data analytics to reduce operational cost, optimize plant performance and extend asset life throughout construction, EPC, and O&M project phases. The proprietary analytics platform can analyze gigabytes of metadata and pinpoint issues within minutes compared to days using solutions available today and allow asset owners and operators to monitor their global portfolio from a single control center.
Lance Li '17
Afiri
2018
Afiri uses cutting-edge technology to provide on-demand credit-worthiness and underwriting to businesses operating in emerging markets.
Patrick Tagny Diesse ’18 (Zell Fellow)
Allif
2018
A multi-channel store will make the smartphone purchase process hassle-free, convenient and secure in Pakistan. Allif will accomplish this mission by providing an exceptional retail experience bundled with an easy-to-use online platform that makes the whole process transparent and convenient.
Zain Shahzad ’18 (Zell Fellow)