Meet the 7 Endeavor Entrepreneurs Selected in April

This month, Endeavor selected seven entrepreneurs leading five companies at our 51st virtual International Selection Panel (ISP) held from April 21-23, 2025. The organization now supports 2,696 entrepreneurs, leading 1,644 companies in 45+ countries around the world.

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 commitment to reinvesting time and resources into their local entrepreneurial ecosystems to help build the next generation of entrepreneurs, sparking what we call a Multiplier Effect™. During the ISP, our panelists interview 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

Endeavor would like to thank our panelists from this selection panel:

Susan Anderson, Cannonball Capital Inc. (Endeavor Canada Board Chair); Anton Waschuk, Ukraine-Moldova American Enterprise Fund (Endeavor Ukraine Board Member); Fırat İşbecer, Commencis (Endeavor Entrepreneur, Endeavor Türkiye Board Member); Gastón Irigoyen, Pomelo (Endeavor Entrepreneur); Lucas Vargas, Nomad (Endeavor Entrepreneur); Wanger Ruiz, EBANX (Endeavor Entrepreneur); Nicolas Aguzin, HKEX (Endeavor Global Ambassador); Ayman Ismail, AI Investment Capital Group; Drew McElroy, Transfix; Mbuvi Ngunze, Safarilink Aviation Limited; Steven Mail, Mail Venture Partners.

Our New Entrepreneurs

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

Draftea

Entrepreneurs: Alán Jaime Misrahi and Joe Cohen
Endeavor Office: Mexico

What they do: Draftea is a real-money sports gaming company built for Latin America, offering a dynamic sports entertainment platform tailored to the region’s passionate fan base. The company launched in 2022 with Mexico’s first daily fantasy sports (DFS) game, initially focused on Mexican soccer. Since then, it has become a real-money online sportsbook (OSB) platform and expanded to cover over 20 leagues across six major sports: soccer, American football, basketball, baseball, Formula 1, and tennis. Draftea has built a strong brand presence, backed by high-profile athlete investors including Cristiano Ronaldo, Travis Kelce, and Pau Gasol.

Who they are: Draftea was co-founded by Alán and Joe, who bring together a deep passion for sports and strong technical expertise. Alán, a Mexico City native and lifelong soccer fan, pursued a professional playing career before pivoting to business, later earning his MBA at Stanford. His vision for Draftea emerged from a desire to combine his love for sports with the massive market opportunity he saw in Latin America. Joe, a seasoned technology entrepreneur, previously co-founded the successful digital agency Vercles, where he scaled the company from 12 to 150 employees and led the engineering team. Together, they launched Draftea to redefine sports entertainment in the region.

Fintech Farm

Entrepreneurs: Dmytro Dubilet and Nick Bezkrovnyy
Endeavor Office: Ukraine

What they do: Founded in London in 2021 by two Ukrainian entrepreneurs, Fintech Farm is a neobank launcher that partners with traditional banks in emerging markets to build and operate digital banks. It offers its proprietary technology and operational expertise at no upfront cost in exchange for a share of the profits. Fintech Farm’s model is “regulatory light,” relying on its bank partners for licensing while providing the end-to-end infrastructure and product suite for the bank. The company aims to make banking services accessible, simple, and fun to use worldwide.

Who they are: London-based Ukrainians Dmytro and Nick lead Fintech Farm as co-CEOs, bringing together deep fintech and financial strategy expertise. Dmytro, formerly CIO/CTO of PrivatBank, Ukraine’s largest bank, went on to co-found monobank — the country’s first mobile-only bank — which scaled to 9 million customers, a $1B+ loan portfolio and $190M in annual profit. Its success laid the foundation for Fintech Farm’s neobank partnership model. Nick, with 15 years in London and a background in M&A consulting, brings a sharp focus on scaling and finance. Inspired to build rather than advise, he joined forces with Dmytro to bring their neobank model global.

Genesys AI

Entrepreneur: Andreas Skorski
Endeavor Office: Poland

What they do: Genesys AI leverages AI and automation to enable merchants sell their products across multiple e-commerce marketplaces through a single platform. Genesys provides a simple API for merchants to upload their inventory into multiple marketplaces at the same time. It leverages generative AI to create product descriptions, images, and attributes. It also provides tools to optimize pricing, logistics, and marketing. Genesys works with many of the largest retailers and marketplaces in the world including Timex, Selfridges, Walmart, eBay, & Fashionette.

Who they are: Andreas is a serial entrepreneur who founded his first company at seventeen years old. It was a QR code-based system for tracking advertisements in print magazines. He sold the company to a German publisher two years after starting it. Following this, he started investing in and advising various European tech companies. In 2016, he turned his focus to the luxury goods industry. He started THE LIST— a retail marketplace aimed at connecting stores and consumers. He built out an AI driven technology stack to support the operations of THE LIST. Andreas eventually realized that the technology had value to other marketplaces and he spun it out into Genesys AI.

SoulStream.AI

Entrepreneur: Laurentiu Balasa
Endeavor Office: Romania

What they do: In a time of rising anxiety, loneliness, and emotional disconnection, millions are turning to digital tools, looking for support and meaning. In the US, 60% of adults believe their faith or spirituality is essential to supporting mental wellness. SoulStream.AI is a technology company that creates AI-powered spiritual and mental health apps, with a current focus on Christian faith-based experiences. Its flagship product is BibleChat, an app that acts as a spiritual assistant by offering personalized biblical guidance and emotional support through an AI trained on the Bible. Users can engage in conversations with the AI, follow Bible studies, and receive daily prayers. With over 10 million downloads across more than 50 countries (with strongest presence in the US, Brazil, and the Philippines) and has quickly become the #1 app in the US App Store Reference Category and the fastest-growing app in Europe.

Who they are: Laurențiu is the co-founder and CEO of SoulStream.AI, an entrepreneur with experience building and growing technology ventures. Before this, he co-founded T-Me Studios, a mobile app company that was later acquired after reaching a large user base. Over the years, he has started several companies and gained product development and user acquisition skills. His interest in mental health and spirituality is rooted in personal experiences that shaped his outlook on human connection and support. Through SoulStream.AI, he aims to create tools that help people navigate challenges using technology and faith-based guidance.

StashAway

Entrepreneur: Michele Ferrario
Endeavor Office: Italy

What they do: Founded in 2016, StashAway is a digital wealth management platform operating in Southeast Asia and the MENA region, with presence in Singapore, Malaysia, the UAE, Thailand, and Hong Kong. The company makes it simple and cost-effective to invest intelligently, offering sophisticated investment solutions through a low-cost, accessible investment platform with no minimum investment requirement and a transparent fee structure. Its offerings include ETF-based portfolios, cash management solutions, a DIY curated ETF platform and access to private market solutions.

Who they are: Originally from Italy, Michele has spent over 12 years in Singapore, building a global career that spans consulting, private equity, and entrepreneurship. After starting at McKinsey and earning his MBA from Columbia, he joined Rocket Internet in 2012, the Italian and the Pakistani offices. He launched five ventures for Rocket, including WestWing in Italy and Daraz and Foodpanda in Pakistan. He later became CEO of Rocket-backed ZALORA, Southeast Asia’s top fashion e-commerce platform, scaling it from $1M in monthly revenue to $250M annually while improving operational efficiency. The idea for StashAway came from Michele’s experience: as his career and net worth grew, he struggled to find accessible, tech-enabled investment options in Singapore. Inspired by US robo-advisors like Betterment, he decided to build a smarter wealth management platform tailored to underserved professionals like himself.

From digital banking services to wealth management 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.