Inventor Spot.com: May 18th, 2008
Nate Alder, a 25 year old BYU student, stumbled on a million dollar idea while deep sea diving. With the help of some friends, and fellow students, he took it from an idea to an award winning prototype. Now he is ready to sell, and, he hopes, change the way we keep warm.
The Klymit Revolution: May 16th, 2008
Klymit Takes Outdoor Gear & Apparel to New Extremes Providing Increased Mobility, Decreased Weight, and Adjustable Temperature Control in its Revolutionary Insulation Technology
The Harder You Work, The Luckier You Get
(Tim Berry’s Blog): May 15th, 2008
Tim Berry on business planning, starting and growing your business, and having a life in the meantime.
Radio Interview with Klymit: April 24th, 2008
A BYU student is well on his way to putting a gas-insulated jacket he's invented on the market. Nate Alder, CEO of Klymit, says taking part in BYU's business plan competition last year helped it get off the ground.
Moot Corp. Business Plan Competition: April 16th, 2008
In the early 1980's, two Texas MBA students yearned for a business school activity as challenging and prestigious as "moot court" in law school. They envisioned a competition in which MBAs working in teams would conceive an idea for a new business, develop the idea in a written business plan, and present the plan to a panel of entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, accountants and lawyers.
Oregon New Venture Championship: April 14th, 2008
For the first time ever, judges of the New Venture Championship at the University of Oregon's business school named two co-winners.
CNNmoney.com April 10th, 2008
Student grudge match:
2nd place: Ultimate ski jackets
Ultimate ski jackets:
Klymit, a startup from BYU, uses gas to insulate outdoor sports apparel.
Elevator pitch:
Klymit delivers an elevator pitch that earned it the No. 2 spot at the 2008 Rice Business Plan Competition.
AOL Video April 10th, 2008
Fortune Small Business April 10th, 2008
Ultimate ski jackets:
Klymit, a startup from BYU, uses gas to insulate outdoor sports apparel.
Startup Showdown 2008:
FSB teamed up with Rice University in a contest to find the best student business plans in the nation.
Rice Business Plan Competition: April 7th, 2008
HOUSTON, April 7, 2008 – The 2008 Rice Business Plan Competition (RBPC) awarded more than $675,000 in cash and prizes at an awards banquet on Saturday, April 5, which nearly doubled the prizes compared to last year’s competition. The banquet marked the conclusion of the three-day RBPC, the largest and richest intercollegiate business plan competition in the world.
BYU April 7th, 2008
Utah Business Magazine on BYU Business Plan Competition:
Klymit was named winner of Brigham Young University's 2008 Business Plan Competition, taking home the grand prize of $50,000 in cash and in-kind services.
Deseret Morning News April 5th, 2008
SEED program sprouting businesses
Apr 5, 2008 ... That's the success story of Klymit, the brainchild of four Brigham Young ... Klymit's liners contain a dial-operated valve and bladder, ...
The Business Makers April, 2008
Episode 148: WebXTRA audio 3 of 4
Channel 2 KUTV February 2008
Klymit Invents New Jacket Warmed with Gas
Wall Street Journal January 2008
Wall Street Journal: Web Sites Help Bring Together Entrepreneurs and Investors
BYU January , 2008
Business Students Take Part in Speed Pitching Competition
Student Entrepreneurs Aim for Experience
Utah Tech Spotlight October 29, 2007
