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    Fortune 40 List: Two Indian-origin entrepreneurs included in Fortune’s 40 under 40 list, founders of these companies

    Bynewshuntexpress

    Nov 17, 2022
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    Two Indian-Americans have made it to Fortune’s annual ’40 under 40′ list. The 2022 list includes founders, executives, investors and activists shaping business. Indian-origin Kanav Kariya and Ankit Gupta are among those who made it. Kanav is the chairman of Jump Crypto and Ankit is the founder and CEO of Bicycle Health.

    Fortune’s 40 under 40 list also features celebrity Rihanna and the world’s most followed Tik Toker Khabi Lam. Fortune said its annual 40 under 40 list highlights the influential individuals shaping business in 2022.

    Ankit said – I am feeling honored
    Ankit Gupta wrote in the tweet that I am honored to be included in Fortune’s ’40 under 40′ list this year. Especially in the midst of all the amazing trailblazers shaping the healthcare industry. Our incredible team at Bicycle Health and their dedication to the care of patients with OUD (Opioid Use Disorder) is a well-deserved recognition.

    JumpCrypto invests in over 100 crypto companies in a year
    Fortune reported about Kanav Kariya that he started as an intern at Jump trading startup incubator for crypto companies. The company then handed him the reins of its rebranded Jump Crypto last year. About 170 people work in this company. After he took over the reins of JumpCrypto, investments in the crypto space have risen by billions of rupees. Also saying that at a time when the crypto recession is on, Fortune said that Kariya’s Jump Crypto is unaffected and has invested in more than 100 crypto companies in about a year.

    Bicycle Health expands to 29 states
    Ankit Gupta bought a California clinic in 2017. It then launched a virtual care platform known as Bicycling Health to deliver opioid-treatment drugs online. Let Opioids provide specialized telehealth services. According to Fortune, Bicycle Health has expanded to 29 states and raised US$83 million in venture funding. It aims to increase access to high-quality, integrative medicine.

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    Two Indian-Americans have made it to Fortune’s annual ’40 under 40′ list. The 2022 list includes founders, executives, investors and activists shaping business. Indian-origin Kanav Kariya and Ankit Gupta are among those who made it. Kanav is the chairman of Jump Crypto and Ankit is the founder and CEO of Bicycle Health.

    Fortune’s 40 under 40 list also features celebrity Rihanna and the world’s most followed Tik Toker Khabi Lam. Fortune said its annual 40 under 40 list highlights the influential individuals shaping business in 2022.

    Ankit said – I am feeling honored

    Ankit Gupta wrote in the tweet that I am honored to be included in Fortune’s ’40 under 40′ list this year. Especially in the midst of all the amazing trailblazers shaping the healthcare industry. Our incredible team at Bicycle Health and their dedication to the care of patients with OUD (Opioid Use Disorder) is a well-deserved recognition.

    JumpCrypto invests in over 100 crypto companies in a year

    Fortune reported about Kanav Kariya that he started as an intern at Jump trading startup incubator for crypto companies. The company then handed him the reins of its rebranded Jump Crypto last year. About 170 people work in this company. After he took over the reins of JumpCrypto, investments in the crypto space have risen by billions of rupees. Also saying that at a time when the crypto recession is on, Fortune said that Kariya’s Jump Crypto is unaffected and has invested in more than 100 crypto companies in about a year.

     

    Bicycle Health expands to 29 states

    Ankit Gupta bought a California clinic in 2017. It then launched a virtual care platform known as Bicycling Health to deliver opioid-treatment drugs online. Let Opioids provide specialized telehealth services. According to Fortune, Bicycle Health has expanded to 29 states and raised US$83 million in venture funding. It aims to increase access to high-quality, integrative medicine.

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