The young entrepreneurs play important roles in both inspiring the next generation and accelerating economic progress. Being able to run your own business has the potential to transform your life. Entrepreneurs with ambition significantly increase a nation’s overall revenue while also starting profitable businesses. None of these obstacles prevent these business owners from experiencing great success, despite the fact that they typically struggle with acquiring funds, locating the right employees, and increasing their success rate.
the path of the entrepreneur is guided by opportunity and passion. Young business owners are the best examples of this. They have demonstrated that doing your best rather than being the best is more crucial because success will follow.There are reports that between 11% and 15% of Indians are involved in entrepreneurial endeavors. In addition, only 5 to 10% of these entrepreneurs actually built their business. Currently, people are choosing entrepreneurship, but not all entrepreneurs succeed.
We have compiled a list of successful Leaders who stated his entrepreneurs journey in teenager age and mark in India’s startup ecosystem:-
Karmesh Gupta-WiJungle:-In October 2014, WiJungle was introduced by Karmesh Gupta. With the use of this Gurugram-based network security platform, businesses can enhance and safeguard every aspect of their network through a single interface. the jungle is currently serving the government and private businesses across various verticals including hospitality, healthcare, education, defense, transportation, retail, BFSI, and ITES, among others across pan India. The business claims to have served more than 1500 customers and to have mitigated over three billion cyber threats. Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Chennai are the cities where it is gaining the most popularity. The platform primarily targets businesses with annual revenues under $1 billion.
Ritesh Agarwal, OYO:-
Ritesh, a 17-year-old travel enthusiast, recognised the need for inexpensive lodging with top-notch amenities. His singular desire to recognise, comprehend, and address the issue aided him in building a vast empire based on the idea of satisfying travellers’ needs for reasonably priced lodging with basic amenities. The second-youngest self-made millionaire in the world, Ritesh’s business, OYO (On Your Own), is valued at more than $10 billion, and he has a net worth of more than $1 billion.
Advait Thakur, Apex Infosys:-Teen Internet entrepreneur and computer programmer Advait Thakur. At the age of 12, Thakur founded and served as CEO of Apex Infosys India. His life narrative is completely unique compared to other children’s. Along with being a prosperous digital entrepreneur, he also works with Google’s AI and Cloud forum and holds certifications from Google, Bing, and Hubspot. He came in fourth on Wikia’s 2017 list of Young Entrepreneurs Under 20. The IoT, AI, and ML sectors of Apex Infosys India are where the company specialises in providing digital solutions. At the age of 14, he created the software “Technology Quiz,” which aids children in learning about science and technology.
Deepak Ravindran,PIRAT3:-
When Deepak was 17 years old, he began his entrepreneurial journey. His first efforts into business were with Swades Solutions and just4sale.com. However, it was his business, Innoz Technologies Pvt. Ltd., that put him on the map. His mother’s meeting with a seller when buying vegetables served as the inspiration for the concept. His invention gave those without access to the internet data access without needing to go online.
