Daniela V. Fernandez
Daniela V. Fernandez, an inspiring young entrepreneur, founded the Sustainable Ocean Alliance (SOA) when she was just 19 years old! The SOA is a worldwide community that connects young people with innovators and experts in the field of protecting our oceans. It’s goal is to create solutions, form leaders, and build a community that can protect and restore the ocean. The alliance has reached of 6,000 people in more than 150 countries, and has grown tremendously in just the past seven years.
In 2015, Fernandez took action on her idea while she was still a student at Georgetown, and today has been able to lead her organization to raise over $3 million. The Sustainable Ocean Alliance has managed to support 45 ocean startups, all leverage unique ways to protect, conserve and sustain the world’s oceans. In 2019, Fernandez received a spot on the Forbes 30 under 30 list, along with becoming a member of the World Economic Forum Friends of Ocean Action.
Some of Fernandez’ other accomplishments include being a contributor to National Geographic and Sustainable Brands, being interviewed by Ocean Radio and Voice of America, and being a keynote speaker at multiple prestigious events such as The Economist World Ocean Summit and the United Nations!
By the age of sixteen, he had presented SuperJam to a major UK supermarket, Waitrose, and his jam was on shelves in 184 stores soon after. In 2007, SuperJam reached $750,000 in sales, and it has continued growing since. Today SuperJam can be found in stores all around the world and the company has sold millions of jars. Through SuperJam, Doherty has also given back in multiple successful charity projects. He runs free tea parties for the elderly an has established hundreds of community beekeeping projects. Beyond selling jam, Doherty has also written books. His first, The SuperJam Cookbook, was published in August of 2010. He has since published two more books on entrepreneurship, titled SuperBusiness and 48-Hour Start-up: From idea to launch in 1 weekend. 
After just ten months, miller’s company had received over 100,000,000 impressions across his accounts, all by leveraging the power of social media. Despite the wide reach of his company, Void Long boards ended up failing. But that didn’t stop the young entrepreneur. He had discovered an incredible ability that he possessed for reaching potential customers through the internet. His next undertaking was to begin a social media marketing company by the name of J. R. Miller Group. At J. R. Miller group, Miller put to work everything he had learned from his previous attempt at starting a company. This time, Miller had not only a wide reach, but was extremely successful. 
Shortly after, Miller moved on to an even bigger undertaking when he started Inspired Blue Media. His company took off. In a few short years, Miller has done marketing for the likes of Subaru, SnapShfyt, and NASA, all before his 21st birthday.