As the co-founder of Definitive Advisors, LLC, Wayne Demeester advises individuals and companies about investments. The recipient of a master of business administration from Brigham Young University (BYU), Wayne Demeester currently sits on the advisory board for BYU's Marriott School's Rollins Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology.

Located in Provo, Utah, BYU's Marriott School's Rollins Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology recognizes the importance of entrepreneurs on the world stage.

It provides numerous opportunities for students to learn about business and technology, as well as to obtain practical experience in the field. As part of this curriculum, they get to develop scalable ventures with the support of faculty, business executives, and students.

Contests such as the Business Model Competition help the school inspire and motivate the next generation of leaders.

Developed on the framework of the International Business Model Competition (IBMC), this event enables students to learn about starting their own firms. After coming up with a business idea, participants must 1) identify their assumptions about their ideas and the marketplace, 2) test these assumptions by getting feedback from people unaffiliated with the school, and 3) tell their story about how the data they gained in the second part affected their overall strategy. They then have to give a five- to eight-minute presentation, which is judged against competitors by a panel using IBMC criteria.