I’m sure you are familiar with the rising threat of identity theft and cyber hacks, whether from personal experience (there were over 15 million identity theft cases reported in 2016) or the regular rotation of national headlines. Unfortunately, one of the realities of the NexGen technology revolution is that hackers have remained a step ahead of most companies despite their best security efforts. As technology connects more everyday devices and defense systems, the demand for innovation to fight off hackers will grow exponentially. Therefore, it shouldn't be a surprise that there is a lot of growth potential in this space.

It’s no secret that I am fascinated by the millennials. They represent a demographic that has defied what we have deemed to be normal. There are both pros and cons to that fact, but as the millennials are getting ready to take the economic spotlight, they have become a NexGen mega-trend we cannot afford to miss. In order to uncover the most profitable opportunities here, we have to think like a millennial. Lucky for you, I tend to surround myself with millennials in both my work and personal life, and I’ve also done years of research on this elusive group of individuals.