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Search ArticlesAmit Mehta – Founder of Qewebby
I was born in Ethiopia, where my grandfather had migrated in the 1970s. Later my family moved back to India and eventually settled in Rajkot, Gujarat, where I spent my formative years and completed my education. During my student years, I developed a strong interest in programming and technology. Soon after completing my studies, I was fortunate to get the opportunity to manage one of Rajkot’s pioneering institutes for IT skills and talent development.
Bud Kraus – Podcaster at Seriously, Bud?
I am Bud Kraus, formerly Buddy Kraus. My legal name is a state secret. In a previous life, I was an insurance broker in New York City, working on behalf of film (remember that?) and video producers. When I first saw the web I decided to sell my business and “do that.” I started making very primitive HTML and CSS sites and started teaching web design at Pratt Institute in New York City.
Gina Gindorf – Co-founder of Loya
My name is Gina Gindorf, and I’m the co-founder and CMO of Loya. Originally from Germany, I have spent the last several years living and studying internationally, including earning my Master’s degree in Public Relations and Corporate Communications from New York University. Throughout my career, I’ve worked across marketing, communications, and technology, helping startups tell their stories and grow their businesses.
Nizam Uddin – Co-founder and CEO of weDevs
I’m Nizam Uddin, Co-Founder and CEO of weDevs, one of the largest bootstrapped WordPress product companies to come out of Bangladesh. I was born and raised in a rural village in Pabna. Life there was simple and, in many ways, limited. We didn’t have electricity until 2003. Still, my family made sure one thing was never limited: my education. Things started to shift when I earned a scholarship in class five and moved to Pabna Zilla School. That phase changed how I saw the world. I began to dream bigger.
Tommy Nguyen – Founder of YayCommerce
I am Tommy Nguyen, and I call Nha Trang home, a Vietnamese coastal city that feels like the country’s own version of Long Beach, with white sand beaches, deep blue water, and breezy weather almost every day of the year. It’s the kind of place that keeps you both grounded and energized, which probably says something about how I try to run a business.
Jason Rouet – Product Manager at Mediapapa
My name is Jason Rouet, and I am the Mediapapa plugin’s Product Manager. I was born around the same time Tim Berners-Lee was publishing the first website, and I live in Cognac, western France. And yes, it is not just the infamous Brandy’s name! I studied geography, languages, and digital tourism. At some point, building things online became my obsession, I dropped out of university, and I started freelancing. That decision turned out to be one of the better ones I have made.
Muhammad Abdullah Khan – Founder of SiteSkite
My name is Muhammad Abdullah Khan. I’m a computer engineer, product builder, and the founder of SiteSkite. I am from Pakistan & currently based in Istanbul, Turkey, building products for global users. My journey into the digital world started quite early. As a child, I was fascinated by computer games. I was the kid in school who brought many small games on floppy disks and played those black-and-white games in the computer lab.
Leonardo Losoviz – Founder of Gato Plugins
I’m Leonardo Losoviz from Argentina, but I have lived in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, since 2012. Indeed, I’ve been in Asia since 2007, when I started a backpacking trip for 1 year, and that turned out to stretch far longer than expected, including 5 years spent in China. I’m fully settled in Asia by now, and (as much as possible) I go back to Argentina to visit my family once every year or two.
Alexander Frison, CEO of MultilingualPress
I’m Alex Frison, and I live in my hometown, Damme, Germany, a small town about 100 km south of Bremen. I like the balance there: rural enough to feel grounded, but still lively and connected. A great place where my kids can grow up in a peaceful environment. My path into tech wasn’t the classic “study first” route. After school, I made a conscious decision not to go to university, because I wanted to start working rather than getting stuck in theory.
Michael Eisenwasser, Co-Founder of Rapyd Cloud
I live in the Chicago suburbs now, though I’ve moved around quite a bit over the years. I’ve called New York, San Diego, and Vancouver home at different points, and I’ve spent extended time in the Philippines, India, and Morocco. Travel has always been a big part of my life. I did my undergrad at the University of Illinois and then went to Columbia University in New York for grad school in architecture.