Tarun Lachhwani co-founded Filmbaker, a video production company based in Bangalore, India. Launched in 2017, the company specializes in various types of video content, including digital ads, corporate films, and animations. Filmbaker, which began with a modest investment, now generates $50,000 per month and has a team of 35 employees. Their success stems from a passion for storytelling, consistent quality, and a client-centric approach.

Ali Kazemkhani is the founder of ENVO Drive Systems and EBikeBC, based in Vancouver, Canada. With a background in mechanical engineering and over 20 years of entrepreneurial experience, Ali developed ENVO to offer electric mobility solutions. ENVO produces ebikes, etrikes, scooters, electric snow bikes, and water bikes, all aimed at reducing the environmental impact of fossil fuels. The company has seen significant growth, with a B2B dealer network expansion, a product range that serves over 20,000 customers, and revenue of $1.2 million per month.

Grant Oganyan is the founder of Finale To Do, a mobile task management app that distinguishes itself from competitors through customization, gamification, and a one-time payment model rather than subscriptions. In its first month, Finale To Do saw a 500% increase in users and now generates $4,000 per month. Oganyan aims to grow revenue further while expanding the app's features and reach.


Alex Tushinsky founded Las Vegas Information Security (LVIS) to help small businesses with cybersecurity solutions. With over 30 years in IT, Alex transitioned from software development to cybersecurity, establishing his business officially in 2021. LVIS aims to prevent cyberattacks by offering affordable, practical solutions and education to smaller organizations that are often unprepared for threats.

Arpit Aryan Gupta founded NG Apparels, a successful garment export business based in Ludhiana. Starting from a small factory, the company now generates $1.4 million annually. Arpit bootstrapped the business with $10,000 and has expanded the company to cater to global markets, primarily in the US, UK, Australia, and Europe. Despite early setbacks, including his father’s business loss in the 2008 crash, Arpit persevered, turning his clothing manufacturing venture into a thriving enterprise.

Shaerul Haque Joarder (Neel) co-founded Parcelmagic, a technology-based delivery service in Bangladesh, during the pandemic. Focusing on small to medium businesses, Parcelmagic provided nationwide delivery services through its app and website. Despite growing to $30K in revenue per month within six months, the business eventually closed in 2023.

Justinas Albertynas co-founded RatePunk, a browser extension that compares hotel prices across different booking websites to help users find the best deals quickly. Despite initial struggles to attract users, the business grew rapidly, gaining thousands of users and making its way into the top rankings of app stores. The company focuses on helping travelers save money on accommodations, and its revenue comes from affiliate partnerships with travel booking platforms.

Mikhiel Tareen and Nick Scavone, non-technical founders, co-launched Freeflow, a SaaS company offering a virtual office for remote teams. They left their jobs at Okta to solve communication problems for remote workers, and after validating their idea, they secured $1.7M in funding. Their journey emphasizes persistence, rapid prototyping, and networking.

Luka Karsten Breitig is the founder of The Happy Beavers (now VerifactAI), a content and translation business that evolved from his freelancing career. His business focuses on SEO-driven content creation and translation, with a team of 10 full-time employees and over 150 freelancers. Currently generating $40,000 per month, the company is working to introduce AI that improves content quality. Luka’s journey began with freelance translation work, eventually scaling to a full-fledged business with a focus on innovation in the content industry.

Elaphe Propulsion Technologies Ltd., founded by Gorazd, focuses on revolutionizing the automotive industry by developing in-wheel electric motors and drivetrain systems. These systems eliminate the need for traditional powertrains, allowing carmakers to design vehicles around user needs instead. The company has grown significantly and collaborates with both established and new automakers. It currently generates $1.2 million in revenue per month and employs 150 people.

Emmanuel Iroanya is the founder of theta, a Baltimore-based digital and management firm serving civic and government clients. With $72K in monthly revenue, theta focuses on digital integration, product development, and management consulting. Emmanuel's passion for technology and civic service led him to create a company that delivers innovative tech solutions for government agencies.

Karen Canlas is the founder of a luxury branding studio that specializes in creating tailored luxury branding and web design for entrepreneurs and lifestyle brands. She launched her business while still in university, growing from small initial earnings to charging premium rates for her bespoke services. Her work empowers clients by providing high-end brand presence and aligning them with their business aspirations.