10 Inspirational 21 And Under Entrepreneurs
Feb. 28, 2011
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Some of them have skipped four grades. Some have already launched over ten startups. Here are ten extremely successful entrepreneurs aged 21 and under. These are inspiring people with tremendous achievements.
Founder of Teens In Tech Labs which recently launched a startup incubator. He’s worked for several other startups.
Notable: Worked for TechCrunch and many other startups.
Founder of Indinero, which received over $1 million of funding. Launched her first startup at the age of 13.
Notable: Enrolled in college computer science at age 15.
He’s working on Kiip.me which was funded by True Ventures. He’s also skipped four grades.
Notable: Former head of Business Development at Digg .
18 and already launched 10 internet startups. His goals are to change the world and be worth over $10 billion.
Notable: Founder of Threewords.me which he recently sold.
Gloson is a published poet. He also runs a popular blog where he share his tips.
Notable: Met the Prime Minister of Malaysia.
Founder of SuperJam, a jam company which made sales of over $1.5 million last year. He’s also published his own cookbook.
Notable: Awarded Global Student Entrepreneur Awards.
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At 15, he’s already launched five entrepreneurial projects. His latest venture is OhBoard, a whiteboard Google Chrome app.
Notable: Creator of the viral iTunes Instant.
Director of marketing at Accelsor. He’s the board member of quite a few other startups.
Notable: Founder of MyTechQuestion.
Robert is a self taught app creator. He’s behind Bubble Ball, the app that surpassed Angry Birds on iTunes rankings.
Notable: Developer of Bubble Ball.
Creator of ViperChill a very popular blog on “Viral Marketing.” He recently launched Cloud:flood.
Notable: Named top young blogger by RetireAt21.
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