Dogdurova enjoys the challenges and professional growth that come from being an entrepreneur. She wants to expand and adapt her business to other Central Asian nations.

Nare is passionate about women in tech and believes they are essential to the industry as they bring a complementary strength and point of view.

At the young age of 22, Giorgi Tskhovrebadze has already achieved major success as a video game programmer and as a start-up entrepreneur by turning the skills he learnt from playing and designing video games into technology that can make a huge impact on people’s lives.

Currently, in 50th place on Ukraine’s Forbes List, Oleg has achieved his $210 million fortune as a Founder and CEO of People.ai – a startup at the forefront of digital technology.

Today the Russian Trade and Economic Development Council is working on 25 international markets to support Russian companies expand abroad as well as helping international businesses move into the Russian market.

Having started this journey 10 years ago, he was at the forefront of bringing innovation and technology to online education in Russia.

Luba describes Verv as the ‘Netflix of fitness’ and her mission with the company is to make sure that every customer feels happy and healthy.

After completing her master’s degree, Yusupova had two choices: either to continue working at an international organisation such as the UNDP or start her own business. She chose the latter.

Mikita Mikado is one of the most successful Belarusian entrepreneurs. He achieved recognition with his most recent project, PandaDoc.

A former MP, she was appointed Ukraine’s International Ambassador for Renewable Energy in 2018. Her house is reportedly equipped with wind power plants, solar panels and solar collectors.