There are 600 entrepreneurs, activists, athletes, scientists and entertainers who made our 10th annual list of the brightest young innovators. They give us countless reasons to believe in a better tomorrow.
Deliverr, a startup that warehouses and ships products for online businesses, has captured a piece of the pandemic shopping pie. Cofounder Michael Krakaris, who made 2019's 30 Under 30 Retail and ECommerce list, shares how they've won over former Amazon and Walmart clients.
Katie Fang, 29, channeled her frustration over the college search process into a tech platform that helps students search, apply and find financial aid for college and career education. SchoolLinks announced it has raised $8 million in a Series A funding led by LiveOak Venture Partners.
Health Recovery Solutions makes a system that records patient vitals via Bluetooth and connects them with their clinicians through video or instant messaging. Their technology helped overwhelmed hospitals get through 2020's pandemic surges. Now the company, cofounded by former 30 Under 30 recipient Jarrett Bauer, announced that it closed a $70 million Series C round.
In our decade of tracking Under 30s, we've introduced thousands of game-changers. We looked back and chose 10 of our top disruptors from the last 10 years, including tennis and racial justice champion Naomi Osaka to app billionaire Dustin Moskovitz to food-delivery impresario Jason Wang.
This week's collection of expert tips from Forbes contributors around the world for those building and running a business. Click to sign up instantly for The Pursuit, a biweekly essential briefing by Senior Entrepreneurs Editor Maneet Ahuja.
Sports apparel brand Gymshark has a $1.3 billion valuation after securing investment from General Atlantic. Started by Ben Francis in 2012, the company plans to expand further internationally. Here's how they grew so fast and here's what entrepreneurs can learn from their approach.
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