To compile our 12th annual list, Forbes writers and editors evaluated more than 12,000 candidates down to 600 on factors including funding, revenue, social impact, inventiveness and potential. ForbesUnder30
The average age of Under 30s decreased this year Nearly half of the individuals that appear on this year’s list self identify as a person of color, up from 47% last year.The immigrants on our list hail from 46 countries including Afghanistan, Cameroon, China, Ecuador, India, Kenya, South Korea and Uganda.Gender parity this year tied our all-time high in 2021.
The majority of listmakers are founders or cofounders of a company. Many of the rest are actors, musicians or creators that are building their own brands.Canada’s largest city displaced Chicago as the fifth-most common city where listers hail from.This year’s class graduated with more than $5 million in student debt – half of that of the Class of 2022.30 UNDER 30 RELATED ARTICLES
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