During a spring semester at Northeastern University; Lamar Letts, a track athlete & Thiel Fellowship finalist, created Hylux after a heart injury ended his career as a track athlete. The brand has:-Raised capital from investors-Partnered with NFL & NBA players -Expanded in the U.S & in 5 European countries-Launched on Amazon & Walmart Digital Marketplace -Partnered with Northeastern University on a custom water that is distributed on their Boston campus-Built an international team of fitness ambassadors

Advisor for early-stage product based ventures. Expertise in domains related to supply chain establishment, raw material sourcing, and product manufacturing. Additional advisory topics include concept creation, product-market fit and price structuring.

Educational and motivational speaker for college & high school level business students. Authored "Manufacture & Sell Your Invention," an educational book that teaches readers how to turn their invention ideas into real-life products. Presentations are given to show students different ways to get started in entrepreneurship, why certain classes/majors are important and lessons (both good & bad) from entrepreneurs that came before them. Students leave Letts Learn talks knowing:•How decisions they make now can set them up for entrepreneurial success•Whether they fit the mold of a business owner, an entrepreneur or an inventor•What steps they can take to immediately get started

Guest speaker for student organized entrepreneurship event. Delivered Presentation On:•Manufacturing physical products•Packaging design•Attracting initial customers

Guest lectured in multiple sessions on:•Start-up marketing•Product market fit•Start-up funding Lectures were coordinated with the university's Entrepreneurship Tower with the help of student run business organizations.

Guest lectured in multiple sessions on:•College entrepreneurship•Supply chain management •Growth marketingLectures were coordinated through the university's Management Achievement Program (MAP) and were noted as being one of the best attended guest lectures that semester.