Helping Families Grow With a More Personal, Affordable Fertility Service
Ulupreneur Claire Tomkins describes herself as an “unlikely candidate” for her current position as a healthtech founder and CEO at Future Family, a firm that
Hello, Blockchain—Goodbye, Paper B2B Payments
Not many entrepreneurs can boast that one of their first jobs out of college involved learning to cook in one of the world’s most famous
Deploying Capital for Sustainable Infrastructure Projects
Growing up in Vancouver, Ulupreneur Amanda Li started fighting climate change back when the naysayers were still in full swing. She dreamed of inventing something
Expanding Access to Financial Services in Emerging Markets
As a child of Filipino immigrants, Ulupreneur Kevin Gabayan grew up in California as an aspiring techie that dreamed of becoming an inventor. A few
On a Mission to Make Credit Scores Obsolete
Born in South Korea, Ulupreneur Kristy Kim was determined to build her American Dream after moving to the United States as an international student and graduating
Raising $3M a Day for Nonprofits
When we first met Ulupreneur Jenny Xia Spradling, Co-CEO of FreeWill, she talked about how hard nonprofits were struggling to raise money and firmly believed
Transforming Everyday Shopping into Nonprofit Impact
Growing up in Cleveland, Viveka Hulyalkar began her entrepreneurial career at the age of five by selling bookmarks. In grade school, emulating her hero Nancy
Making Environmental Sustainability Profitable for Building Owners
Ulupreneur Raphael Rosen, CEO of Carbon Lighthouse, grew up hearing stories about John Muir and Teddy Roosevelt, and internalized the ethos that if we don’t
Micro Daycares Primed to Help Students, Teachers, and Parents
Ulupreneur Michael Lai’s passion for diversity, equity, and inclusion began at a young age. Michael was born in China, and grew up in a predominantly
The Quest to Move a Trillion Dollars into High Impact Charities
Ulupreneur Jenny Xia Spradling, the daughter of immigrant Chinese parents, grew up in Washington State. When she visited China as a child—where her not-so-distant relatives