AI for change! Canada's youngest social Entrepreneurs are using AI to help solve United Nations SDG Goals.
Fatima and Amna Sultan are Canada’s youngest social entrepreneurs who built a $500,000 company by age 15 and 13. They are authors of the best-selling business book “Anything is Possible” and their pitch on Dragons’ Den was recognized as one of the best in the history of the show and received offers from all six dragons. The two sisters have spoken at 100+ business conferences and were the youngest EVER speakers at North America’s largest tech conference – Collision for two years in a row! They are also national level junior squash athletes, sponsored by Dunlop, who have represented Canada in international tournaments in the US and Europe!
EXCITING NEWS - For the last 1 year, the Two Sisters have been working non-stop on building two groundbreaking AI-based technology solutions to solve United Nation’s SDG goals. Using machine learning and a drive to make a difference, they are addressing the impacts of climate change to shaping a more equitable future where no one is left behind. They are traveling from Canada to Web Summit Qatar for the launch. STAY TUNED!
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OUR STORY
Fatima and Amna inspired millions of change makers through major business conferences, government forums, enterprises like Microsoft, sustainability events, start-up competitions and global forums alongside world leaders. Their social business has been featured in over 100 media publications to an audience of millions and received numerous entrepreneurship awards against entrepreneurs several times their age including IBM’s Tech for Good competition, Global Finalist in World Summit Awards by United Nations with nominations from 76 countries, finalist in RBC Women of Influence Award, and youngest ever participants invited to MIT’s Hacking Arts competition.
Some of their keynotes include the honor of being the youngest speakers in the 61-year history of Economic Developers Council of Ontario and receiving a standing ovation, opening the largest University of Toronto Sustainability Conference with leaders from 22 countries, Microsoft Digi Girlz closing keynote, Women in STEM Conference at University of Waterloo, and leading the Halton District schoolboard sustainability conference.
Dragons Den Pitch!
