How to be Tenacious, with Blake Hall of ID.me

Why isn't it easy to securely prove your identity online? That's
the big question Blake Hall is working to solve with
ID.me, the next-generation digital identity network, that
is now used by government agencies, healthcare organizations, and
retailers alike. A third-generation soldier, Blake started his
post-college life leading a reconnaissance platoon in Iraq,
for which he was awarded two Bronze Stars. With a Harvard MBA in
hand, he set out to build ID.me and has scaled it to over 24
million users. Blake shares the big pivots he took in his early
startup years, what his military career taught him about
leadership, and why ID.me has credentialed 30% of all nurses in the
country to give back during Covid-19.