2 Billion Under 20 ─ How Millennials Are Breaking Down Age Barriers and Changing the World

Stacey Ferreira is currently the twenty-two-year-old year old cofounder of 2 Billion Under 20, and CEO of AdMoar, an online marketplace that matches brands with YouTubers for product placement opportunities on their channels. Previously, Stacey was the cofounder of MySocialCloud, an online password-storage and management solution, that received $1.2 million in funding from Sir Richard Branson, Jerry Murdock, and Alex Welch and was acquired by Reputation.com in 2013.

Ferreira has been featured on and contributed to news outlets including the cover ofSeventeen magazine, The Huffington Post, Women 2.0,Business Insider, TechCrunch, and Forbes, and TEDx. She has been noted by MSN as one of "19 Ridiculously Successful College Dropouts Who Prove You Don't Need a College Degree." She was named as one of the "50 Startup Founders You Need To Follow on Twitter" on Forbes, and was named by Business Insider as one of few "Successful College Dropouts."

Jared Kleinert is currently the nineteen-year-old cofounder of 2 Billion Under 20, founder of Kleinert Ventures, a marketing consulting firm whose clients include #1New York Times bestselling authors, Olympians, start-ups, and Fortune 500s, Jared is an international public speaker discussing Millennial empowerment, youth entrepreneurship, community-building, and more on TEDx stages and in corporate boardrooms. He's shared the stage with various thought leaders including Kevin Harrington from ABC'sShark Tank, Les Brown, and international recording artist Pitbull.

Kleinert was previously an early team member at enterprise software start-up 15Five, as well as edtech start-up Learnist, and successfully started (and spectacularly failed) two start-ups of his own at fifteen and sixteen years old. At seventeen, he was named the "Definition of Social Entrepreneur" by Forbes, and has since also appeared inFast Company, TechCrunch, Business Insider, The Huffington Post, and other media outlets.