Youngest Self-Made Billionaires
Two 22-year-old Indian-origin entrepreneurs have made global headlines by becoming the youngest self-made billionaires, surpassing Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg’s record.
The duo, Adarsh Hiremath and Surya Midha, along with co-founder Brendan Foody, reached billionaire status after their startup Mercor, an artificial intelligence recruitment platform, hit a $10 billion valuation.
- Hiremath serves as Chief Technology Officer
- Midha as Chairman
- Foody as Chief Executive Officer
Each owns about 22% equity in the company, which received $350 million in Series C funding led by Felicis Ventures.
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Author's summary: Indian duo becomes youngest billionaires.
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