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Aadit Palicha attended LaunchX in 2019. After the program, he dropped out of Stanford to revolutionize grocery delivery in India, founding Zepto. As of September 2024, the valuation of Zepto is $5 billion.

Panashe graduated LaunchX with his sights set on healthcare. His company, Avalon, is building toward becoming the Stripe of healthcare. In October 2023, Avalon joined 10 other teams as part of the Google for Startups Accelerator: AI First.

Jefferson found LaunchX genuinely challenging, the kind of program that pushes you past what you're already good at. He credits the teamwork and collaboration with taking him to a completely different level.

Afitab looks back on LaunchX as one of her best experiences, the kind that builds friendships as much as it builds founders. She's already thinking about how to help other young entrepreneurs do the same.

Bailey turned her love of reading into ReBooked, now Hong Kong's largest secondhand bookstore for kids' books, built on sustainability and educational equity. LaunchX's mentorship model, she says, provides a really unique experience.

Sanath tackled a real-world problem with his LaunchX team, guided by staff and interns along the way. His big takeaway: entrepreneurship works best as a team sport, with skills that carry into any other field.