There are few things that excite me more than building something from scratch. I was fortunate to be able to spend hours in my dad's office playing with the first IBM personal computers at the age of 12. And from then on, when I look back at every school essay about 'what you want to be in 10 years' time', my reply was a tech entrepreneur. I have always been ambitious and wanted my results to speak for me, not just my network. With time, I learned that network is just as important as achievements, and that my failures are probably what has made me grow the most. On this profile, I try to share a bit about myself, what drives me, my startups, and I am not afraid to stand up for what is wrong or unjust.