Programming since 7 years old, Scott has built apps that have had millions of users. He became a Co-Founder of a startup at 16 years old after being featured in Forbes at 15 as "The next generation of computer science". He has led an engineering team of 7 people. He has built apps in his spare time with various other teenagers. One app he built on his own was "MusicPals" (December 2020, he was 17), which got 15 million total social media impressions in regions all around the world, and netted 1 million users. Soon after, he landed on MTV News, at which point he got into talks with a number of major record labels. MusicPals allows you to match with people who love the same music, and drops you in text chats while the song plays. At 14, he wrote a modification that turned the Sims 4 game from single player game to a multi player game. He grew a community of 30,000 people and to this day the mod has 700,000 downloads, and 10k monthly active users - even though he has not touched the code in well over a year. At 17, Scott wrote an app in his spare time with a friend Robert Westbury (at the time, 15) that collects social media data in real time at mass scale to create one, unified feed. Currently it has over 25,000,000 pieces of content tracked and a daily average of ~50k new content pieces. For the past year, he has been building a new app with a business partner from the music industry. While he cannot share what it is yet, they have been in some amazing talks and they are in the process of raising their first funding round. He left his previous job running an engineering team to work on this. He accomplished all of the above mentioned feats while attending school, having just finished high school a few months ago.

Country: Sweden

Depict.ai

Oliver started programming by the age of 8. When he reached the age of 15, he was the youngest AI researcher in the world. Instead of finishing high school, he began working as an AI research engineer at Europe's leading payment company. He got inspired to start Depict.ai after realizing that AI is applied in retail but only available for giants. He has raised over 20 million Dollars and has a team of 38 for his AI for eCommerce company.

Country: Switzerland

Website: Tuki.ch

Dominic founded a company manufacturing and selling step-stools toddlers cannot fall out of (called the Tuki) from his garage with his friend, Simon Thut, when he was just 15 years old. They invested 600 CHF of their pocket money into the wood to make the first "learning towers" and made a website with Jimdo. In the absence of any competition and with the help of Google Ads, they started receiving their first orders. Soon, they founded a limited liability company, established ties with a factory who could manufacture the product at scale, and built a custom website. After about $350,000 in sales, they decided to professionalize and rebranded the product with an agency, had the product redesigned by a talented product designer, and had a shiny, new website built. Next, they raised money to grow the business, one of the investors being the man who had worked with them from the marketing agency. The product is now available in over 130 specialty stores in Germany, Austria, Denmark, and Switzerland. In fiscal year 2021, they had a revenue of CHF 500,000 and this year they are on track to have a revenue of 1 million CHF.

Country: United States

Website: https://www.rememoirs.org/

Arushi Bagchi is the CEO & Co-Founder of Rememoirs, an organization supporting Alzheimer's patients and promoting STEM education in underprivileged
communities. Rememoirs has 39 chapters in 7 countries and has impacted the lives of over 100 thousand people. Due to her enormous impact, the GYES Social Entrepreneur of the Year Award 2022 was awarded to Arushi.

Country: United States

Website: https://ncov2019.live/

Avi Schiffmann launched the first real-time Covid tracking website, called nCoV2019.live, in early January 2020. By late April 2020 over 600 million people had visited this website, which was getting about 30 million visitors each day.

Avi began teaching himself how to code when he was seven years old, mostly by watching YouTube videos. In addition to his coronavirus tracker, Schiffmann has made more than 30 other websites. He was offered $8 million to put ads on his site, which he turned down.

Country: United States

Website: zollipops.com

Alina Morse founded sugar-free candy brand, Zolli Candy, when she was just 9 years old. The brand is sold around the world in over 25,000 stores and is the number 1 best-selling sugar-free candy on Amazon. Started with under $10,000, the company now has revenues of around 6 million USD.

Country: United States

Website: https://benbotvinick.com/

In 2020, at 17, Ben Botvinick started Hyper, a payment platform for entrepreneurs. Most of Hyper's customers' projects begin as side hustles: Hyper has helped turn more than 100 of those into businesses generating tens of thousands in annual revenue. In June, the company raised a $17.2 million Series A from General Catalyst and others.

Country: United States

Website: https://www.teenhustl.com/

Jack is the Founder of Teen Hustl & Jack's Stands and was the youngest male to successfully pitch on Shark Tank. Teen Hustl hires teenagers to deliver Amazon, UPS, and FedEx packages from lockers to customer's homes after school and on weekends. 

Country: United States

Website: https://www.eitanbernath.com/

After appearing on the Food Network's "Chopped" at the age of 11 and "Guy's Grocery Games" with restaurateur Guy Fieri a few years later, Eitan Bernath realized his culinary passions extended beyond the kitchen. In 2015, he founded Eitan Productions, his own entertainment studio that develops, produces and distributes food and lifestyle content for more than 5 million social media followers. The 19 year old's content now reaches more than 300 million people in 150-plus countries.