Electronics engineers spend billions of hours and dollars designing new circuit boards every single year. Adesanmi's company, Circuit Mind, aims to cut that time and cost by with software that rapidly produces circuit board designs. The company's raised $1.9 million in funding to date.
Wet wipes have become increasingly popular, but they don't typically break down in sewers. Consequently, accumulations of wipes wreak havoc on municipal sewer systems, costing millions to repair. That's why McIntosh invented Twipes, a degradable wet wipe that can be safely flushed because it dissolves in just a few hours.
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Thaddeus Anim-Somuah began his career at chemical engineering company Croda with a project aimed at decreasing the company's emissions by 25%. He now oversees engineering projects such as building a new $56 million carbon-neutral plant. When he's not leading behavioural safety for 350 people, he volunteers with newly-arrived refugees.
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Jacquelle Amankonah Horton
Product Manager, Google
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Horton became Google's first black Product Manager in Europe at age 26. Now she leads a team of 150+ people working on the transformation of the Google Assistant. Before her current role, Horton was a product lead at YouTube where she doubled the user base of the Creator app.
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Bartlett is the Founder and CEO of Social Chain, an integrated social media company. He built the firm from his bedroom in Manchester at age 22 and took it public in 2019 with a market evaluation exceeding €200m. Bartlett has appeared as a speaker more than 400 times including at the United Nations, SXSW and Ted Talk.
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Elliott founded The Student View, a news literacy charity with the goal of creating a newsroom in every school. A high school teacher himself, he felt the need to combat misinformation and enable students to differentiate fact from opinion. Started in 2016, more than 1,200 students have participated and more than 80 journalist support the charity by volunteering.
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21 year old Kpamika is an Assistant News Editor at London-based ITN. She decided to become a journalist after the death of her mother in 2015 due to the consequences of a surgery. Before joining ITN, Kpamika worked at Sky News. A documentary about the knife crime epidemic in the UK got her a nomination for the UK's #30toWatch Young Journalists of the Year.
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Little founded gal-dem, a media company aimed at spotlighting the creative talents of women and non-binary people of colour, when she was still at university. Gal-dem has since grown to more than 10 employees and now reaches a global audience. Before founding the company, Little worked as a producer for the BBC.
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Perhaps you know Leomie Anderson for her work as a Victoria's Secret Angel, but this model-extraordinaire is also the founder of athletic brand Lapp, which supports the salaries of the bloggers behind Lapp, her feminist media site. Through this work, she's collaborated with Nike, Kiehls and Google to host events to empower young women.
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