26 New Endeavor Entrepreneurs Selected in Dubai

When our global community comes together, that’s when the real Endeavor magic happens. As an international crossroads, Dubai set the stage for our first in-person International Selection Panel (ISP) of the year, held from February 18-20, 2025. Entrepreneurs from around the world gathered to pitch their businesses to a global panel of business leaders and mentors, receiving invaluable feedback found nowhere else. After three days of connecting, sharing, and learning, Endeavor selected 26 entrepreneurs leading 15 companies that are innovating across industries and regions, including our first-ever Ukrainian company.

Each ISP is the culmination of a rigorous, multi-step selection process to identify high-impact entrepreneurs from all over the world. We seek founders with the greatest growth potential and those who commit to reinvesting time and resources into their local entrepreneurial ecosystems to help build the next generation of entrepreneurs, sparking a Multiplier Effect. During the ISP, our panelists interviewed entrepreneurs about their businesses and evaluated their potential for high-impact growth. The panelists then discuss the candidates and vote on whether to select them to become Endeavor Entrepreneurs.

Panelists

Thank you to our outstanding group of panelists:

Joanna Rees, West Global (Endeavor Global Board Member); Veronica Serra, Innova Capital (Endeavor Global Board Member); Nabyl Al Maskari, Al Maskari Holding (former Endeavor UAE Board Chair); Andreas Stavropoulos, Threshold Ventures (Endeavor Greece Board Member); Mark Roden, Ding (Endeavor Ireland Board Member); Mohamad Khachab, BMB Group (Endeavor Entrepreneur, Endeavor UAE Board Member); Mohamed Azab, Grinta (Endeavor Entrepreneur, Endeavor Egypt Board Chair); Raoul Oberman, Sasya Terra Pte Ltd (Endeavor Indonesia Board Member); Tony Kilduff, Elgin Energy (Endeavor Ireland Board Member); Salim Sacoor, Sacoor Brothers (Endeavor UAE Board Member); Antoine Jebara, JumpCloud (Endeavor Entrepreneur); Luca Bovone, Habyt (Endeavor Entrepreneur); Lucas Vargas, Nomad (Endeavor Entrepreneur); Majeed Alsukhan, Tamara (Endeavor Entrepreneur); Miguel Santo Amaro, Coverflex (Endeavor Entrepreneur); Mohamad Ballout, Kitopi (Endeavor Entrepreneur); Mona Ataya, Mumzworld (Endeavor Entrepreneur); Peter De Caluwe, Thunes (Endeavor Entrepreneur); Sergui Negut, FintechOS (Endeaevor Entrepreneur); Tiger Fang, Kargo (Endeavor Entrepreneur); Monica Brand Engel, Quona Capital (Endeavor Global Ambassador); Roshini Bakshi, Everstone Capital Advisors (Endeavor Global Ambassador); Binny Bansal, Flipkart; Lisa Raggiri, Forward Arc.

Our New Entrepreneurs

Learn more about the entrepreneurs and the innovative companies they are building.

Airalo

Entrepreneur: Ahmet Bahadir Oezdemir
Endeavor Office: UAE and Turkey

What they do: Airalo is a global eSIM marketplace that allows travelers with eSIM-compatible phones to choose from over 200 local, regional, or global eSIMs. The platform is simple and user-friendly. Users simply download the app, purchase an eSIM plan, and install it. They can then connect to the local network at their destination. Airalo’s app is incredibly popular, with more than 15 million registered users and an app store rating of 4.6/5.0 from over 120,000 reviews.

Who they are: Ahmet Bahadir is a serial entrepreneur who got his first taste of entrepreneurship when he won a $50K entrepreneurship competition at university. His next venture was a warehouse network that supplied food and essentials to sailors at the harbor. However, while he provided necessities such as tomatoes and potatoes, the sailors always asked for one thing: SIM cards. At every harbor, they would buy new SIM cards to call their loved ones, often ending up with drawers full of them. Ahmet Bahadir saw an opportunity and launched Sim4crew, selling travel SIM cards that kept sailors connected across 150 countries. These are physical SIM cards that users would insert into their phones. It enabled them to stay connected across 150 countries. When the iPhone XS launched with an eSIM in September 2018, Ahmet Bahadir saw an opportunity to offer a better product. Eleven months after the launch of the iPhone XS, he launched Airalo, and within a year, the platform had been used by travelers to over 160 countries.

Entrepreneur spotlight – Why we’re excited:

Among frequent travelers, Airalo is one of the best-kept secrets. It is a great product that just works. It wasn’t surprising to learn that the business behind the product is just as remarkable. I’ve been at Endeavor for six years and have not seen many companies combining high growth, high margins, and a significant market opportunity like Airalo. Bahadir is a laser-focused entrepreneur who has built an impressive business. Now, he is faced with a surplus of opportunities for expansion.

If this is your first time coming across Airalo, I’m confident it will not be your last.

Derin Adebayo
Manager, Entrepreneur Selection

Barte

Entrepreneurs: Caetano Lacerda and Raphael Dyxklay
Endeavor Office: Brazil

What they do: Founded in 2022, Barte is an omnichannel platform that helps medium and large merchants in Brazil tackle cash flow management challenges. By integrating payment processing, receivables anticipation, and automation, Barte provides a comprehensive solution that improves operational efficiency, reduces settlement cycles, and offers real-time cash flow visibility. With its innovative approach, Barte is transforming the way businesses manage their finances, particularly for high-value transactions and installment payments.

Who they are: Caetano and Raphael co-founded Barte, bringing together their diverse backgrounds and shared ambitions. Caetano, with a background in Economics and Finance, transitioned from investment banking in London to play a crucial role in scaling an AI-driven tech company. Raphael, holding a degree in Literature and Communication, has always been passionate about entrepreneurship, with Barte being his second venture. He also led product management at top Brazilian tech companies, including Creditas, Loft, and Olist—all of which are Endeavor Entrepreneurs.

CoverTree

Entrepreneur: Adarsh Rachmale
Endeavor Office: Great Lakes – USA

What they do: Founded in 2021, CoverTree is an insurtech revolutionizing specialty insurance, starting with manufactured homes. As the first new market entrant in over 20 years, CoverTree leverages technology-driven innovation, offering automated underwriting, data-driven pricing, and superior customer service. It is the first and only end-to-end digital insurance solution for manufactured homes, enabling customers to go from quote to purchase in under three minutes. Operating as a managing general agent (MGA) in partnership with Markel, an A-rated insurance carrier, CoverTree focuses on underwriting and selling policies while Markel manages claims and bears risk.

Who they are: Adarsh, CoverTree’s 26-year-old CEO and co-founder, is a Detroit native with dual degrees in electrical engineering and finance from the University of Michigan. After college, he worked as a Product Manager at LinkedIn in Silicon Valley, helping launch Premium and InMail features. Driven by a desire to solve problems for everyday Americans, Adarsh returned to Detroit during the pandemic. He spent a year exploring the insurance industry, working in agencies, and running lead generation websites, which led him to identify a significant gap in the manufactured homes insurance market. This discovery inspired him to found CoverTree in 2021, bringing technology-driven innovation to specialty insurance for underserved middle America.

Gathern

Entrepreneur: Latifah Altamimi
Endeavor Office: Saudi Arabia

What they do: Founded in 2017, Gathern is Saudi Arabia’s leading peer-to-peer (P2P)vacation rental marketplace, offering over 35,000 diverse accommodations across more than 280 cities. As the category creator and first licensed P2P rental platform by the Saudi Ministry of Tourism, Gathern connects travelers with an array of unique stays — from traditional apartments and villas to cultural heritage sites and immersive desert camps. The platform has cemented its position as a local champion by unlocking access to previously unused properties and providing affordable, authentic, and culturally rich lodging experiences, particularly in underserved areas. With the largest coverage of rental properties in the country, Gathern primarily caters to Saudi Arabia’s thriving domestic tourism sector, which reached 82 million domestic travelers in 2023, compared to 27 million international visitors.

Who they are: Latifah is a graduate of King Saud University with a master’s degree from Wright State University. She developed her executive skills through six years of management positions, including roles as Managing Director at Berlitz and General Manager at Charles Taylor. Her entrepreneurial journey began while pursuing her master’s in the US, where she founded her first venture, Blue & Pink. The inspiration for Gathern struck in 2016 when she discovered her neighbor’s successful short-term rental business model. This revelation sparked her vision to pioneer the P2P rental marketplace in Saudi Arabia, transforming the country’s accommodation landscape.

Entrepreneur spotlight – Why we’re excited:

Latifah’s calm, composed demeanor belies the aggressive way Gathern has grown and captured market share. Growing a business to Gathern’s scale while keeping margins strong is tough anywhere – doing it as a woman in Saudi Arabia while competing with Airbnb is even more impressive. As Saudi Arabia opens up, few entrepreneurs represent this market transformation better than Latifah.

If you’re heading to Saudi Arabia for the 2034 World Cup, let me be the first person to recommend booking a Gathern.

Derin Adebayo
Manager, Entrepreneur Selection

Headway

Entrepreneur: Anton Pavlovsky
Endeavor Office: Ukraine

What they do: Founded in 2019, Headway is a leading Ukraine-based global Edtech company providing microlearning solutions to 130M+ corporate and private users worldwide. Its ecosystem of products is crafted to address the aspirations of today’s learners. By delivering bite-sized, personalized content across a range of engaging formats — from interactive summaries and brain training games to coaching and engaging lessons ranging from art to financial literacy — Headway enables individuals to pursue personal development goals and skill training in a way that fits their lifestyle and preferences.

Who they are: Anton is a passionate entrepreneur who is ambitious to build a world-class technology company from Kyiv. With a master’s in IT from the National Aviation University in Ukraine, Anton worked in capital markets and corporate finance, gaining expertise in strategic planning and business development. In 2014, amid Ukraine’s struggle against Russian influence, Anton shifted to the technology industry and joined Genesis, a company that builds global tech businesses with top CEE entrepreneurs. Starting as a product analyst, Anton quickly rose to Chief Product Officer, gaining first-hand exposure to building global technology companies from Ukraine. This, combined with his passion for learning and continuous development, served as the foundations for Headway. Anton founded Headway with the support of the Genesis ecosystem in January 2019. Just three years later, as Anton was opening up the company’s international offices, Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Upon this, Anton returned from abroad to support his team and focus on providing jobs for Ukrainian talent while delivering high-quality learning solutions globally. Despite the ongoing war, Anton and his team showcase the resilience of the Ukrainian tech industry.

Entrepreneur spotlight – Why we’re excited:

Selecting Headway and Anton as our first Endeavor Entrepreneur from our Ukraine office marks an important milestone event for us. It establishes our presence in Ukraine and sends a message to the entire local entrepreneurial community: We are here to support the highest-performing and inspiring entrepreneurs that will catalyze the entire ecosystem. Having built a category-transforming company in the Edtech space from Kyiv in under six years, and having done so with admirable resilience and humility, Anton exemplifies the Endeavor ethos.

We couldn’t be prouder to stand by his, Headway’s, and Ukraine’s side and act as a catalyst for growth and flourishing of the promising local entrepreneurial ecosystem. 

Carlota Entrecanales
Manager, Entrepreneur Selection

hlpy

Entrepreneurs: Valerio Chiaronzi and Graziano Cavallo
Endeavor Office: Italy

What they do: Founded in Italy in 2020, hlpy is revolutionizing roadside assistance with its digital-first approach. The company primarily operates on a B2B model, partnering with businesses such as car manufacturers, insurance companies, and vehicle leasing companies to offer seamless roadside assistance to their customers. hlpy leverages advanced technology and a network of service providers to deliver fast, efficient, and reliable support whenever and wherever needed. By ensuring quick response times and an optimized experience, hlpy has established itself as a key innovator in Europe’s roadside assistance market.

Who they are: Valerio (CEO) and Graziano (MD Italy) are seasoned insurance leaders who co-founded hlpy. Valerio spent 13 years at Europ Assistance, rising to Chief Commercial Officer, before joining AmTrust International as Deputy General Manager. There, he connected with Graziano, who built a strong insurance career, including a decade at Europ Assistance as Head of Marketing, followed by leadership roles at NH Hotels Group and AmTrust International. Their deep industry expertise made them recognize the market’s need for innovation and digitization, shaping hlpy’s B2B business model to serve insurers, manufacturers, and large enterprises with tailored, tech-driven solutions.

Indie Campers

Entrepreneur: Hugo Oliveira
Endeavor Office: Portugal

What they do: Founded in 2013, Indie Campers offers recreational vehicle (RV), campervan, and motorhome rentals through a seamless online experience. The company aims to simplify the customer experience by offering a one-stop-shop solution and flexible rental options. Indie Campers has a presence in 70+ cities across North America, Europe, and Oceania through a combination of its owned fleet and a rental marketplace. The company has served over 500,000 travelers, with +2M nights rented on its platform to date.

Who they are: Hugo, Indie Campers’ founder and CEO, grew up in a small city in northern Portugal. From a young age, he knew he wanted to be an entrepreneur. While pursuing his master’s degree, Hugo spent several months working and traveling through Australia, where he rented and lived in a campervan. This experience served as inspiration for his master’s thesis: a business plan for an RV rental company called Indie Campers that sought to bring Australia’s thriving RV culture to Europe.

iSchool

Entrepreneurs: Muhammad Gawish and Mostafa Abdelmoneim
Endeavor Office: Egypt

What they do: Founded in 2018, iSchool aims to equip students with the skills that will prepare them for the jobs of the future. It provides an online platform offering live one-on-one and one-to-many coding classes to K-12 students. The 12-year curriculum developed by iSchool encompasses more than 48 professional tech tools, including web development, game development, 3D coding, Python, and data science. iSchool offers its platform directly through a web app and partnerships with schools and governments. Recognized by the Mastercard Foundation as a top Edtech startup and having raised capital from investors such as EdVentures, VentureWave and Oraseya Capital, iSchool has positioned itself as a leading player in the EdTech industry in the MENA region.

Who they are: Muhammad and his co-founder Mustafa first met at Cairo University and frequently represented Egypt in various international tech competitions. During one competition in Japan, they encountered impressive young competitors, some as young as eight years old, who outperformed master’s and PhD students. Curious about why, Gawish and Mostafa discovered Japan has specialized technology institutions for children. This stood in stark contrast to the MENA region, where such institutions and opportunities did not exist, despite the growing demand for digital skills. They started iSchool to fill this gap.

Maqsam

Entrepreneurs: Fouad Jeryes and Sinan Taifour
Endeavor Office: Jordan

What they do: Founded in 2019, Maqsam is the MENA region’s leading Arabic AI-powered contact center solution. The company is transforming inefficient, hardware-dependent communication systems into agile, scalable, platforms that are tailored to the local market. Built by the region, for the region, Maqsam’s SuperNetwork – its proprietary directory of numbers – provides businesses with access to local phone numbers in over 200 cities, enabling them to establish an instant and authentic local presence. Offering a range of customer service solutions across multiple channels, Maqsam serves some of the fastest-growing companies in the region, including Tamara (Endeavor Entrepreneur) and Abwaab (Endeavor Entrepreneur). Maqsam is on a mission to become the leading AI-powered telecommunications provider in the MENA region.

Who they are: Maqsam was co-founded by Fouad and Sinan, two seasoned entrepreneurs with extensive experience in the MENA region’s tech ecosystem. Fouad has a strong background in scaling startups and fostering innovation. He was the Director of Technology & Analytics at Open-Insights, a Silicon Valley data consultancy, and the founding Chief Networks Officer at Oasis500, where he led investments in over 50 startups. Sinan, a founding engineer at Jawaker (acquired in 2021) and a former Senior Software Engineer at Google, brings expertise in AI, machine learning, and scalable system design. The idea for Maqsam emerged from their previous venture, CashBasha (acquired in 2022), where they faced challenges with fragmented and costly communication systems across diverse markets. This inspired them to create a localized, AI-driven platform to address these issues effectively.

Mitiga

Entrepreneur: Alejandro Martí
Endeavor Office: Spain

What they do: Founded in 2018 as a spin-off from the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, Mitiga enables organizations to analyze, report, and act on climate risks through its EarthScan platform and Climate Adaptation services. By combining global climate models, physics-based models, and AI transfer learning, Mitiga delivers comprehensive climate risk analysis spanning from 1970 to 2100, serving enterprise clients with insights about flooding, droughts, and heat waves affecting assets worldwide. The company’s solutions serve a diverse client base including infrastructure and real estate companies, ESG reporting teams, insurance providers, and public sector organizations.

Who they are: Dr. Alejandro (Alex) Martí holds a BS in Environmental Engineering from Fairleigh University, an MS from Rutgers, and dual PhDs in Applied Physics and Engineering from UPC. Before founding Mitiga in 2018, he spent eight years shaping climate policy for the State of New Jersey, conducted research as a Marie Curie Fellow in collaboration with Cambridge University and the UK Met Office, and led the Natural Hazards and Risk Analysis group at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center. Today, he serves as Team Leader for the UNDP’s Multi-hazard Modeling and Mapping team and chairs the UN’s Group on AI for Climate Applications.

NG.CASH

Entrepreneurs: Mario Augusto Sá, Luis Felipe Carvalho, Petrus Arruda, and Antonio Nakad
Endeavor Office: Brazil

What they do: Working-class Brazilian teenagers enter something resembling adulthood early: economic pressures and Brazilian laws encourage them to enter the workforce as young as 14, and many manage their own finances separately from their parents. NG.CASH is a digital bank providing Gen Z teenagers with independent banking access – not services that feel dumbed down or dependent on a hands-on parent – while ensuring safety and promoting financial education.

Who they are: At just 14 years old, Mario (CEO) became an entrepreneur when he launched a YouTube channel, Neagle, focused on lifestyle content for Gen Z viewers. Later as a standout student at PUC-Rio, his college professor, Luis (Chief Legal Officer), invited Mario to co-found a banking-as-a-service startup with him, Trampolin. Mario dropped out, and in just under three years, they sold this business to Brazilian fintech giant Stone in 2021. Hungry to tackle a new challenge, they recognized the need for a banking service tailored to Gen Z teens. The duo established NG.CASH, then recruited Petrus (COO) and Antonio (Chief Marketing Officer), two more of Luis’s standout students from PUC-Rio, to co-found the company with them.

Entrepreneur spotlight – Why we’re excited:

At first, I was skeptical – why does a separate bank need to exist for teens? But the answer became clear: economic necessity and local legal structures mean that working-class Brazilian teens are managing their money like young adults, yet the banking industry still treats them like kids. 69% of NG’s users are already earning income independently of their parents, with the majority between the ages of 14 and 18. Many come from indebted or less financially savvy households where parental guidance on banking is limited. Mario, Luis, Petrus, and Antonio – a team of three Gen Z founders and their former college professor – are exactly the kind of entrepreneurs we love to work with: decisive and self-assured, yet humble and eager to learn.

On the back of building one of Brazil’s most popular YouTube channels, they’ve built a remarkable user acquisition engine that knows how to capture attention and capitalize on virality. Now, as they scale, I’m thrilled to back this team through the next stage of their journey.

Marc Cho
Director of Entrepreneur Selection

Qist Bazaar

Entrepreneur: Arif Lakhani
Endeavor Office: Pakistan

What they do: Financial inclusion remains a challenge in Pakistan, with only 21% of adults having access to formal services. As a result, millions struggle to afford essential goods, often turning to informal lenders as their only option. Founded in 2021, Qist Bazaar is a Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) platform enabling unbanked and underbanked consumers in Pakistan to access essential goods through flexible monthly payments. By leveraging alternative data – such as residential area and social guarantors – Qist Bazaar provides financing without requiring a traditional credit history. To date, the company has facilitated $16M in purchases across 77,000 transactions.

Who they are: Arif’s journey to Qist Bazaar began in 1995 when he launched the computer division of Electro World, a retailer he later transformed into a key player in Pakistan’s computer hardware sector. Over the years, he expanded the business internationally to Canada, Poland, and Dubai, focusing on the distribution and export of used and refurbished computers. Through years of experimenting with internal financial models, Arif gathered insights into the repayment behaviors of underbanked consumers, uncovering cultural dynamics that could improve repayment rates. He introduced social guarantors – trusted community members aware of a borrower’s repayment status – and identified high-repayment consumer segments, like hospital employees By 2021, with two decades of data on unbanked consumers, he launched Qist Bazaarto scale BNPL services in Pakistan, making them more structured and accessible to those without traditional banking access.

Rabbit

Entrepreneurs: Ahmad Yousry, Tarek ElGeresy, Ismail Hafez, and Walid Shabana
Endeavor Office: Egypt

What they do: Founded in Egypt in 2021, Rabbit offers ultra-fast delivery, specializing in groceries, essentials, and more within 20 minutes. The company utilizes proprietary technology and a network of dark stores to optimize its supply chain and provide a seamless user experience. Rabbit has quickly gained popularity among urban customers seeking convenient online access to local brands. By maintaining higher in-stock product availability compared to competitors and ensuring reliable, fast delivery, Rabbit has established itself as a key player in the Egyptian market.

Who they are: Rabbit was founded by Yousry (CEO), Walid (CTO), Ismail (COO), and Tarek (CFO), all veterans of Egypt’s tech mafia with experience at Vodafone, Uber, and Talabat. Yousry spent nine years at Vodafone before leading marketing at Uber Egypt, later managing UberEats, and then Talabat. Walid, with 16 years at Vodafone, led digital engineering and product development. Tarek spent 12 years at Vodafone before moving to Pepsico. Ismail, with leadership roles at Kazyon and Dorra Group, now drives Rabbit’s commercial and logistics strategy. The team’s deep expertise in tech, telecom, and operations powers Rabbit’s innovation in quick commerce.

Swoop

Entrepreneurs: Andrea Reynolds and Ciaran Burke
Endeavor Office: Ireland

What they do: Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) often struggle to get the funding they need to grow due to complicated applications, high rejection rates, and limited financial knowledge. Swoop, founded in 2018, is a marketplace and tech platform that helps solve this problem, connecting SMBs to 1,500+ financing providers across six countries, including the US and UK. By integrating with accounting systems, banking services, and business registries, Swoop automates data collection, credit assessment, and funding applications, drastically reducing the time and effort required to secure financing. Users can access Swoop directly, through advisors using its platform, or via embedded tools within platforms many SMBs already use. Swoop also offers analytics and recommendations to help businesses reduce expenses while improving cash flow. The platform also benefits brokers, accountants, and lenders by streamlining workflows and enhancing data visibility. To date, Swoop has helped 210,000+ SMBs secure over $2 billion in funding and save $10.8 million in costs.

Who they are: Swoop was founded by Andrea (CEO) and Ciaran (COO), serial entrepreneurs from Ireland. Andrea’s path to entrepreneurship was shaped by her father’s role as Ireland’s Prime Minister and her background in economics and accounting. After university, she founded a corporate finance firm that raised over $255M for clients across Ireland and the UK. Recognized as an expert in SMB funding, she has been featured in Forbes, Bloomberg, and The Sunday Times. While advising SMBs, Andrea uncovered major systemic flaws in the UK’s grant system and co-founded Swoop to improve funding allocation. Ciaran earned a bachelor’s degree in business economics and social studies from Trinity College Dublin before starting his career at KPMG. He later joined Accenture, advising global brands like Oakley, Vodafone, and Intersport on marketing and brand strategy. This experience led him to create Hiive in 2013, a community-driven professional network for creatives. After successfully exiting the company, Ciaran met Andrea and was drawn to her vision for Swoop. His expertise in operations complemented Andrea’s deep knowledge of SMB financing, making them a strong team to tackle the challenges of business funding.

Yes4All

Entrepreneur: My Nguyen
Endeavor Office: Vietnam

What they do: Founded in 2009, Yes4All is a leading e-commerce company specializing in heavy and bulky items across sporting goods, furniture, and garden categories. The company sells its products primarily through Amazon, as well as Wayfair and Walmart. While e-commerce companies have historically focused on small, lightweight products, Yes4All has embraced the more challenging segment of large, heavy items and built 15 years of specialized expertise. The company leverages its lower overhead costs, economies of scale, internal product design capabilities, platform partnerships, and logistics expertise to deliver high-quality products at competitive prices.

Who they are: Mỹ Nguyen, CEO of Yes4All, began his journey in rural Vietnam, where he studied Civil Engineering at Bach Khoa University before dropping out to run a computer shop. After immigrating to the US in 1995, he started over as a kitchen helper and briefly found success as a million-dollar day trader until losing everything after 9/11. Undeterred, he worked at Viking Components while earning his Business Administration degree, then spent over a decade at Kingston Technology. During this time, he launched two digital ventures: Yes4Student.com and Yes4Movies.com. While working on a last-mile delivery project at Kingston, he saw an opportunity to redesign a pull-up bar to fit a flat-rate box, reducing shipping costs from $35 to under $6. After patenting the design and partnering with a Chinese manufacturer, he listed the product on eBay. It quickly became the #1 selling pull-up bar, with over 50 units sold per day. Recognizing the potential for a larger business, he founded Yes4All in December 2009 from a mobile home in California before returning to Vietnam to build his business.

From microlearning solutions to eSIM connectivity to financial empowerment, this month’s new companies embody the diverse, yet consistently high-impact businesses that continue to join Endeavor’s community.

Stay tuned for next month’s batch of high-impact entrepreneurs and change-makers.