In this episode, I interview Blake Hall Co-Founder and CEO of ID.me. Blake is a graduate of Vanderbilt University with a BS in Economics. He is a former US Army Officer who served as a reconnaissance platoon on over 450 combat patrols throughout Iraq without zero casualties within the platoon. Blake received two bronze stars, one for heroism in combat, and the other for exceptional performance targeting high level insurgent leadership. He has an MBA from Harvard Business School, has written articles for Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post among others.
ID.me is the first digital verification network that allows you to prove your group affiliations while you are online so you can access exclusive benefits. Your ID.me consists of the unique e-mail and password combination that you chose while registering. Once you verify your group affiliations, you will attach credentials to your ID.me account so you can use your unique e-mail and password logon to access exclusive benefits at any participating ID.me site. The initial focus was with Military Veterans (Troop ID) and has since branched out to First Responders (First Responder ID) and Students (Student ID). His company was one of the finalists for the 2013 Wall Street Journal Startup of the Year.
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[…] some amazing Veterans: Kelly Perdew – Winner of The Apprentice ; Jake Wood – Team Rubicon; Blake Hall – Id.me; Anthony Pompliano – DigaForce; Douglas Burdett – Artillery Marketing; Blake Callens […]