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Jordan has a fervent sense of passion in establishing environments that welcome, mentor, and allow entrepreneurs to execute their dreams. He grew up a small farm community in southwest Wisconsin and has been able to experience many different lifestyles and believes that the values of entrepreneurship should be incorporated into every lifestyle to create economic success and prosperity. Jordan started Clear Vision Window Cleaning in 2003 when he was fifteen years old in Darlington, WI. He understands the ups and downs to starting a business and is happy to say that he failed on numerous occasions. Jordan sold Clear Vision in September of 2008. Jordan was youth entrepreneur of the year in 2006, Wisconsin first celebration of National Entrepreneurship Week. He was recognized by Governor Jim Doyle for outstanding involvement in youth entrepreneurship during National Entrepreneurship Week in 2009. He has been actively involved and served on the University of Wisconsin Whitewater's Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization. He won the second annual Warhawk Business Plan contest in 2008 with a window cleaning invention. Jordan was one of three winners of the Acton Foundation's "Take an Entrepreneur to Lunch" national essay contest in 2008. He presented on behalf of the award in front of 1600 individuals in November during the National Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization conference at the Chicago Hyatt-McCormick. He has served on the University of Wisconsin Whitewater Deans Advisory Board and Curriculum Committee for the College of Business and Economics. He served on the Mount Horeb chamber of commerce board in 2008. Jordan also created the first annual Clear Vision Entrepreneurship Scholarship for graduating seniors at Mount Horeb High School in 2008. Jordan is currently a junior at the University of Wisconsin Whitewater majoring in Liberal Studies with a Minor in Chinese. He serves on the board for the statewide entrepreneurial organization he co-founded in 2009, Propel Wisconsin Innovation.

In May 2009 he graduated from the University of Wisconsin - Whitewater with a degree in general Management. The proven leadership Nicholas brings is important. He was the president of UW-Whitewater's Ultimate Frisbee team and a member of Sigma Iota Epsilon National Honorary & Professional Management Fraternity and the Collegiate Entrepreneurial Organization. Nicholas is also experienced in using many of the social media and distribution channels that Clest will be utilizing. Some of these are LinkedIn, Facebook, MySpace, Blogs, and Twitter. Nick's passion for entrepreneurship is a good building block, and his parents have both started and owned successful businesses.