Slice Guard Advisory Team

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Korey Bunal brings over a decade of experience in athletic training and injury prevention to the Slice Guard  Advisory Team. As a Certified Athletic Trainer and the Head Athletic Trainer at Clarkson University, Korey has worked extensively with NCAA Division I and III athletes, developing a deep understanding of performance, mobility, and safety. She played a critical role in advising on adhesion placement and overall medical-related considerations during the development of Slice Guard. Her clinical insight helped ensure the product aligns with the movement patterns and emergency protocols athletic trainers prioritize. Korey's commitment to athlete health and her expertise in sports medicine have been instrumental in shaping Slice Guard into a product that protects players without sacrificing performance.

Jake Facey serves as the Head Equipment Manager for Clarkson University Women’s Ice Hockey, bringing valuable hands-on expertise in gear performance, maintenance, and athlete preferences. With years of experience supporting elite athletes at the NCAA Division I level, Jake contributed critical insight to Slice Guard's development — advising on material selection, product design, and overall appearance. His feedback helped ensure the product met the functional demands of players while maintaining a clean, professional look. Jake’s practical knowledge and attention to detail played a key role in creating a product that seamlessly fits into the daily routine of hockey players at every level.

Marc Compeau is the Reh Family Professor of Entrepreneurship Practice at Clarkson University and a lead advisor in the development of Slice Guard. With a distinguished career guiding student entrepreneurs from concept to launch, Marc played an instrumental role in shaping both the business and product strategy behind Slice Guard. His mentorship helped steer the company through early-stage ideation, market validation, and business model refinement. Marc’s deep experience in entrepreneurship education and his commitment to empowering student-led ventures have been critical to Slice Guard’s growth and direction. His guidance continues to influence the brand’s long-term vision and commitment to innovation in sports safety.

Lexi Johnson is an MBA candidate at Clarkson University and an instructor of SB114, where Slice Guard was strategically developed in preparation for launch. As a mentor throughout the spring semester, Lexi played a hands-on role in refining Slice Guard’s business model, marketing strategy, and launch execution. She also served as a key advisor during the New York State Business Plan Competition, helping guide the brand to a first-place finish in the Safety, Power, and Mobility track. With her strong foundation in business development and passion for mentoring emerging entrepreneurs, Lexi has been instrumental in transforming Slice Guard from a classroom concept into a high-potential venture ready to impact the game.