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Welcome to 100X Hall of Stories, heard straight from 100X Fellows themselves. Each is an intimate portrait of the depth and difference of the 100X build-invest experience. Each is thus an ongoing story, constantly updated. The rest is still unwritten...

Adi and I have worked in 10+ emerging markets all over the world. Working with Andre and his Ignite 100X team has been most transformative for us—both before and after their investment. They have been true partners— not only investing capital but helping us ground ourselves in the local/regional context, refine our thinking, shape our model, understand and organize everything around our power customer, and accelerate execution with meaningful, practical interventions. Motorento’s traction today is a reflection of our transformative partnership with Andre and Ignite 100X.

Top 4 specifics:

1. Traction That Speaks for the Process
Once we aligned on the customer and the solution, we executed relentlessly. The results speak for themselves:
400+ Active Riders (Oct ’25)
1.5 Million deliveries completed in 12 months
20,000 riders signed LOI & contract
99.5% delivery acceptance rate (industry is at 60%)
EBITDA Positive
$482K Gross Profit Run Rate
2× GMV growth in the last 6 months, consistently month-over-month
(GMV rising from ~$102K to ~$226K)
These numbers are a direct outcome of the strategic clarity gained through Ignite’s involvement.

2. Deep Customer Discovery That Rebuilt Our Business Model
During due diligence and the post-investment strategy sessions, Andre personally met every key member of our team. These were long, sometimes difficult workshops where we challenged our assumptions and asked the fundamental questions:
Who is the real customer?
What must we do to make this customer genuinely successful and happy?
What initially felt uncomfortable became one of the most rewarding processes for Motorento. It reshaped our internal thinking and ultimately helped us model the business around the “Power Customer,” their core problems, and the exact ecosystem required to solve them.

3. Adding the True Filipino Lens to a Global Team
Our leadership team has managed and scaled fleet businesses across several countries, but the local Filipino nuance—behaviors, constraints, motivations—came out strongly only through Ignite’s facilitation.
Together, we identified:
The Power Customer
Their biggest operational pain points
How our fleet, app, processes, and incentives must be designed to solve these problems end-to-end
This alignment became the foundation of Motorento’s operational model.

4. Value That Local Founders May Underestimate — But Was Critical for Us
Ignite / Andre brought something that many may overlook:
resourcefulness, relationships, and high-quality access.
Examples of real operational impact:
Driver License Conversion
Before Ignite: 45 days to convert Student → Professional License
Today: Same-day processing, unlocking faster onboarding and faster revenue generation
Rider Recruitment
Before: Fully dependent on platforms (Angkas, Grab, Foodpanda)
Today: 60% of rider acquisition comes from LGUs, DOLE, influencers, and our own channels
This dramatically reduced CAC and improved fleet reliability.
Ignite didn’t just “advise.”
They rolled up their sleeves, opened doors, and unblocked real bottlenecks that directly affect growth and unit economics.

Our greatest barrier to growth right now is that our student acquisition journey does not adequately cure student’s fear of and inexperience with loans. This leads us to have low conversion rate, despite very high demand (i.e. # of loan applications).

This was the power blocker we focused on attacking within the 100x program. To-date, we’ve increased our customer conversion rates 2x and are on track for another 3x growth. The greatest value add of the program is the 100X relentless insitence on practicing First Prcinoles x Power Law. Our customers had various reasons for “churning” but we kept attacking the 1-2 root causes that were causing all the other reasons.

As a team, the rigorous application of the power law led us to create a snowball of results in terms of conversion. When we solve 1 root cause, we learn more, then become even better at solving the next root cause. Overall the delta and most important outcome is not the results we achieved but about the upskilling as a team in being better at solving problems.

Clearly defining the POWER BLOCKER towards the end game and strategically defining a logical and focused pathway to solve it using the POWER LAW. These are now concepts that I keep in mind in a daily basis that I’m trickling down to the team.

100X has made a real and very concrete Delta to FairCo and to our entire team.

Before joining, we already had traction and a strong intuition about the problem we were solving. But 100X pushed us to go deeper, challenge our assumptions, and rebuild our entire thinking from first principles. It changed the way I operate as a founder, and it changed the way our entire team thinks and executes.

Here is the Delta I felt most clearly:

•⁠ ⁠NUKE clarity

100X pushed us to articulate the real underlying problem in our market: not just “sales and operations in F&B,” but the manual cycles that prevent F&B businesses from improving execution, increasing customer satisfaction, unlocking growth, and scaling to the level they could. This is a problem common not just to the Philippines or SEA, but to most emerging markets.

That clarity unlocked everything else: our product sequence, our go-to-market, and even how we talk about FairCo. Once we could name that NUKE properly, we could finally design the right Power Solutions in the right Power Sequence, making the outcome inevitable. And at End Game, FairCo isn’t just helping one restaurant or supplier at a time, we are contributing to the uplift of an entire economy.

•⁠ ⁠Power Law focus

The 24-cell dashboard made us brutally prioritize. We moved from doing many “good things” to focusing on the few Power Solutions that create 90% of the outcomes. This alone changed our execution speed and clarity.

•⁠ ⁠A stronger End Game

100X helped us sharpen the long-term narrative of what FairCo becomes at scale, the OS for F&B in emerging markets, a system that grows virally because every restaurant brings its suppliers and every supplier brings more restaurants. We now have a far more inevitable success trajectory.

•⁠ ⁠Execution discipline

Weekly reviews, pressure, and clarity raised our bar. We now operate with tighter loops, more honesty about what works and what doesn’t, and far faster iteration. This is one of the biggest practical upgrades for me personally.

Beyond that, execution inside the team has become radically more aligned. We are now on the same page when it comes to the NUKE, the Power Laws, the focus, and the End Game. It means far less debate and far more action.

•⁠ ⁠Founder mindset shift

I’ve been challenged in the best possible way. The mix of honesty, structure, and high standards pushed me to operate at a different level: clearer thinking, sharper communication, and a deeper conviction about what FairCo can become.

Overall

100X didn’t just accelerate FairCo, it upgraded how our entire team thinks, how we focus, and how we build.
The Delta is very real.

As you shared often, too many people are too focused on their product. We were too, pushing it further and further, probably too far away from its original goal. 100X gave us the chance to go back to the customer 100X more than we would have by ourselves. It reminded me of the early mission I was on, and by re-running thoughts close to 100X, I am a lot more sure of what matters the most to my customers. And it influenced a lot our product roadmap.

Understanding the customer better means reworking a lot of things, particularly a better marketing strategy, onboarding strategy, product discovery journey, added-value based pricing… This is the difference between a useful product struggling to get customers and a future smoother success story where the customer just ease its way into using the product. So during the last few months, most of these have drastically changed for us.

NUKE is of course the core from which depends the entire project. Additionally, the focus on the OKR is another important one for me: it is easy to get lost in an infinite list of tasks… and time flies by too fast in a startup with too few people. I believe the next few months will look very different now.

We were focussed on getting the NUKE, OKR and execution right. This is a lot, especially if your project is ambitious like ours “breaking the wall preventing B2B from digitalizing”. Next is the fundraising followed by the growth strategy and I think there is one of the trickiest part, the team, as so many doors and strategies open: role, people, targets, etc… Speed is important and hiring right to keep the team focussed on the NOW to 100X will be very important. More people, more distractions… let’s discuss how to stay focussed and keep everyone else focussed too. How to cascade 100X within departments and through our people.

“100X created a profound Delta in how I see my venture, my Power Customer, and even myself as a founder.

When I entered 100X, Ticketnation was still framed as a “ticketing company” earning commissions. Through the 100X Dashboard and NUKE discipline, I realized that my biggest mistake was solving for a 3rd-order problem. Ticketing wasn’t my NUKE. My NUKE was the Power Customer’s most important fail: creators with influence and affluent communities cannot scale because they lack an operating system for growth.

That single insight—my Power Pain—was the root cause that unlocked everything.
From this, my 10X Delta became clear: transform creators from running one-off experiences into scalable cultural IP with multi-city and SEA potential.

This reframing completely changed my venture.
Ticketnation evolved into Experia, an operating system and venture studio for creators in emerging markets. This shift—from transactions to transformation, from tools to IP growth—immediately expanded our TAM/SAM/SOM and put us firmly in the 100X category. Experia is now capable of 100X EV and 100X impact, not only in the Philippines but across Southeast Asia and other emerging markets.

100X’s First Principles x Power Law discipline showed me exactly where to focus:
* Power Customers (influential creators with affluent communities)
* Power Outcomes (scale, multi-city replication, recurring monetization)
* Power Pains (lack of infra, capital, systems, IP frameworks)
* Power Solutions (OS + venture building + community intelligence)
* Power Channels (creator communities, roadshows, partnerships)

But more than frameworks, the 100X environment itself was transformative.
Founders learning in the open, struggling in public, sharing NUKEs, iterating on Power Deltas, and refining End Games together—it created clarity, confidence, and momentum. The 100X “ignite, build, invest” motion is unlike anything I’ve experienced. It works because founders are not just coached; we are rebuilt.

100X did not just make Ticketnation better.
It unlocked Experia—my true venture thesis, my true NUKE, and my path to becoming a 100X founder capable of shaping the cultural and creator economy of emerging markets.

I am deeply grateful, and I’m fully committed to being part of the 100X movement.”

The biggest Delta for me is shifting from execution-only thinking to pattern recognition and clarity of value. Before 100X, I was focused on building features and solving problems in isolation. Through the program, I’ve learned to frame Ticketnation not as a ticketing tool, but as an Organizer Growth Platform. I now describe organizers by their real behaviors — how often they run events, their cash flow struggles, their fragmented workflows — and I back my story with case studies and data instead of anecdotes.

This Delta matters because it gave me clarity on my Power Customer, the real problem we’re solving, and the compounding effect of our solution. Big organizers churn, but entry-to-growth stage organizers grow with us. Every event compounds into bigger audiences, better data, and more monetization streams. Instead of pitching “ticketing,” I now pitch growth and sustainability — helping organizers reduce risk, build loyalty, and turn one-off events into long-term businesses. That shift has also given me conviction as a founder.

The most helpful methods have been the weekly Powwows and the 1-on-1 calls. The Powwows create discipline and accountability, forcing me to show progress and learn patterns from other Fellows. The 1-on-1s push me out of my comfort zone with direct, no-filter questioning that makes me absolutely sure of what I’m building and the real value I’m delivering. The combination has sharpened both my story and my conviction.

My biggest gaps are deeper pattern recognition, storytelling, and more peer-to-peer exchange in Powwows. I’ve improved at describing organizers, but I want to go further in connecting patterns across case studies and segments. I’ve also realized storytelling is not packaging — it’s clarity of thought. I often carry the story in my head without fully articulating it, so I need more structured time to focus on story development, not just building.

100X has been a focce for Pawnec.

Before 100X, I had a strong product and early traction, but my NUKE and execution sequence were fuzzy. I was telling 10 different stories about vets, pet parents, LGUs, and strategic industry partners. The 100X Dashboard and NUKE discipline forced me to compress everything into one clear Power Customer, one foundational infra problem, and one phygital Power Solution.

After 100X, our 60-second NUKE is crisp: front-line vets and 1–3-doctor clinics drowning in paper and fragmented records; Pawnec lays the phygital rails (QR eHealth IDs + Vetscribe mobile, powered by our agentic AI scribe Furr-E) so every consult becomes structured, verifiable pet health data. That clarity has changed how I talk to clinics, LGUs, and strategic industry partners.

Three concrete Deltas for us:
Power Thesis & Execution Sequence. The 24-cell 100X Dashboard helped me separate true first-principle foundations from nice-to-have features. We killed distractions, doubled-down on Furr-E’s pre-screen → scribe → follow-up workflow, shipped the Vetscribe mobile app, and are now running early adoption trials with lighthouse clinics to harden the workflow in real cases over the next 180 days.

Emerging Market frame. Through Power Circle and EM work, we now anchor Pawnec as infra rails for “paper-heavy, messaging-first, EM-phyisical infrastructure clinics” across Manila, Mumbai, Medellín and beyond. This has made our story legible to global investors and strategic partners (e.g., tourism, insurers, pharma).

Power Impact & Power Channels. 100X pushed us to measure real-world outcomes, not just features: pets and owners on record, rabies shots tracked, self-onboarding rates, and brand/insurer readiness. It also opened new Power Channels via 100X partners and LGUs that we would not have accessed on our own.

In short, 100X has not only made me a sharper founder; it has given Pawnec a repeatable 100X OS—from NUKE to Dashboard to Execution Sequence—that I now use daily to drive customer impact and, eventually, 100X ROI.

Top 6 Impact Wins (June–Dec approx. last 6 months working with 100X):

1. Pets, owners, and vaccinations on record
46,098 pets and 22,052 pet owners now have a Pawnec eHealth profile.
17,759 recorded rabies vaccinations, corresponding to ~38.5% rabies coverage among registered pets in our system.

2. Clinic and LGU adoption
Live / on pilot with leading private clinics (e.g., Animal Wellness Veterinary Hospitals, Angeles Pet Care, Animal House in Quezon City) plus Quezon City and Cebu City Veterinary Departments.
Several sites are already on contract on subscription/usage basis, treating Pawnec as part of their cost of revenue.

3. Bottom-up owner demand (self-onboarding)
30.05% of eHealth Cards are created by pet parents self-onboarding outside our active clinic network (uploading / scanning their own legacy records).
About 20% of active cardholders have stored their eHealth Card in Apple/Google Wallet, a strong signal of day-to-day utility.

4. Legacy digitization and data integrity
More than 1,000 legacy paper vaccination cards have been scanned and queued for digitization via Pawnec (pre-OCR + human-in-the-loop), reducing risk of lost or falsified records and laying the groundwork for claims-ready, LGU-verifiable data.

5. AI workflow adoption & ecosystem pull
Vetscribe mobile (with our agentic AI, Furr-E) is now published and in early workflow trials with select lighthouse clinics, where internal tests and live demos show strong medical reasoning, faster differential diagnosis,, and very positive feedback from attending veterinarians.

6. Early co-branded pilots with HIPRA (preventives) and Nupec (nutrition) bundle education and product sampling on top of vet-verified eHealth IDs. An ongoing proof-of-concept with Philippine Airlines’ MyFurPAL program aims to streamline pet travel documentation (from vaccination proof to local travel permits), showing how Pawnec can put order into currently manual, error-prone workflows.

Power Customer / Power Outcome / Power Pain → Power Delta 10×: This sequence forced me to cut noise and articulate the single trigger: “Convert each clinical interaction into one structured, vet-verified, owner-engaged record at point of care.”

Wayfinding (NUKE→SOM→SAM→TAM): Gave me a defensible expansion logic and revenue math I can socialize with clinics, LGUs, retailers, and insurers.

Column C discipline: The tight word limits forced founder-level precision.

Coach’s callouts: Your “between-visit engagement” challenge directly birthed the retail-API overlay (a non-obvious but realistic route to frequent data without burdensome logging).

Before 100X I believed “keep shipping NUKE NOW and the rest will fall into place.” Andre’s challenge (“Do you want to be 100X-investable?”) forced me to turn instinct into an investable system. Three concrete shifts:

From product to platform thesis: We reframed Pawnec around the dual-authored Pet Journal of Record (vet-verified + owner-engaged) as the core data rail for everything downstream (retail, insurance, public health).

From vague global TAM to wayfinding math: I now carry a two-line, country-by-country model (mass vs. power customers), an ARPU stack ($10–17), and a NUKE→SOM→SAM→TAM path I can defend.

From “make owners log more” to “meet owners where they already are”: Instead of asking daily logs, we’ll embed a predictive health overlay inside partner e-commerce (Pet Express/Bow & Wow/Pet Warehouse, etc.). That was a direct response to your “how do you increase between-visit data?” push.

I also translated this into 90-day OKRs (Vetscribe point-of-care, quick-scan event mode, Pet Pulse dashboards, at-home image analysis, pharma and food smart sampling/distribution).

Thank you for pushing me to turn belief into a blueprint I can execute and defend. That’s the real Delta.

This made the mission executable at scale. Examples in the last 2–4 weeks:

Stakeholder conviction: I can now explain—precisely—how a PH clinic pilot ladders into ASEAN, India, LATAM, and what a realistic 100× looks like. That clarity unlocked faster buy-in (e.g., QC DVS / AKF letters of interest; VPAP draft), and tighter partner conversations with retailers/insurtech.

Team alignment: Engineers have crisp “what by when” (AI SOAP, safety checks, quick-scan for events, OCR ingest, Pet Pulse v1). Everyone can see how their sprint contributes to measurable outcomes: +5–10 minutes saved/consult, –25% no-shows, booster completion >70%.

Founder mindset: I stopped treating “unicorn” as a poster and started treating it as an operations plan. The result is confidence with numbers, not just narrative.

Top 5 Impact Metrics (as of now)
Snapshot as of 11 June–present (approx. last 6 months):
Pets, owners, and vaccinations on record
46,098 pets and 22,052 pet owners now have a Pawnec eHealth profile.
17,759 recorded rabies vaccinations, corresponding to ~38.5% rabies coverage among registered pets in our system.
Clinic and LGU adoption
Live / on pilot with leading private clinics (e.g., Animal Wellness Veterinary Hospitals, Angeles Pet Care, Animal House in Quezon City) plus Quezon City and Cebu City Veterinary Departments.
Several sites are already on contract on subscription/usage basis, treating Pawnec as part of their cost of revenue.
Bottom-up owner demand (self-onboarding)
30.05% of eHealth Cards are created by pet parents self-onboarding outside our active clinic network (uploading / scanning their own legacy records).
About 20% of active cardholders have stored their eHealth Card in Apple/Google Wallet, a strong signal of day-to-day utility.
Legacy digitization and data integrity
More than 1,000 legacy paper vaccination cards have been scanned and queued for digitization via Pawnec (pre-OCR + human-in-the-loop), reducing risk of lost or falsified records and laying the groundwork for claims-ready, LGU-verifiable data.
AI workflow adoption & ecosystem pull
Vetscribe mobile (with our agentic AI, Furr-E) is now published and in early workflow trials with select lighthouse clinics, where internal tests and live demos show strong medical reasoning, faster differential diagnosis,, and very positive feedback from attending veterinarians.
Early co-branded pilots with HIPRA (preventives) and Nupec (nutrition) bundle education and product sampling on top of vet-verified eHealth IDs. An ongoing proof-of-concept with Philippine Airlines’ MyFurPAL program aims to streamline pet travel documentation (from vaccination proof to local travel permits), showing how Pawnec can put order into currently manual, error-prone workflows.

Before 100X, I thought I was building a “better BPO”, quality workforce plus ethical practices. My pitch centred on our people and our values. I was selling what we were, rather than the problem we uniquely solve.
The 100X process fundamentally rewired how I see Mettamatch’s opportunity.

Delta #1: From Services to Infrastructure Positioning (NUKE Clarity)
The NUKE framework forced me to identify our Narrowest Viable Use Case with surgical precision. Our true competitive advantage is removing coordination friction. AI teams have a coordination problem that collapses at scale. When I articulated this in Power Circle 1, everything shifted: product positioning, pricing model, customer targeting. We moved from asking “how do we get bigger contracts?” to recognising “we need different customers who have different problems.”

Delta #2: Power Delta 10X, Quantified Transformation
Before 100X: “We help companies get quality data annotation.” Vague, hard to price, difficult to differentiate.
After 100X: “We collapse coordination time from 20 hours to 5 hours weekly while enabling 10X scaling without adding coordinators.” Specific, measurable, and defensible. Now every decision must answer: “Does this reduce coordination time?” or “Does this enable scaling without proportional overhead?”

Delta #3: Power Customer Clarity, Wrong Stage Not Wrong Effort
We already knew most of our revenue came from a small percentage of customers. What 100X revealed was we were targeting the wrong stage of customer. We were winning clients in the experimenting to piloting phase, not the piloting to scaling phase. This created a scaling bottleneck completely outside our control. We would deliver excellent work, but clients were not ready to scale because they were not at that stage yet. The 100X process helped us refocus our entire strategy on identifying and acquiring clients who are actively scaling, where our coordination solution creates immediate, measurable value.

Delta #4: From Impact Blindspot to Client-Centric DNA
This was perhaps the most profound shift. As an impact-driven founder, I was deeply focused on the problem we solve for women, the WHY of our organisation, the problem worth solving that I have dedicated myself and the organisation to. But this created a critical blindspot: I was not adequately focused on the pain points of our actual clients, a completely different persona from the women in our talent pipeline.
We already knew we needed to service client pain. What 100X taught us was obsession with understanding the client’s pain. The 100X process made this distinction crystal clear early on. Our Power Customers are buying coordination relief and scaling confidence. The women’s impact is our mission and our moat, and the client’s pain is our product. This reframing changed our entire DNA from a 10x PE play (scaling a services business) to a 100x VC play (building infrastructure that compounds).

Delta #5: End Game Clarity
100X forced me to articulate our End Game: transforming AI deployment anxiety into AI deployment confidence. When AI teams hit the “annotation chaos wall,” they’re trapped coordinating vendors instead of innovating. Our platform becomes the infrastructure layer that scaling AI operations depend on. This clarity reshaped how we think about our growth trajectory and competitive positioning.

100X Methods That Made the Biggest Difference
Power Customer definition and First Principle thinking. The rigorous focus on WHO we serve (scaling AI teams, not experimenting ones) and WHAT pain we solve (coordination chaos) cut through years of assumptions. The 100X process gave me frameworks to separate our mission (empowering women) from our product (coordination infrastructure), and showed me that serving the client’s pain is how we scale the mission’s impact.

Bottom line: 100X transformed Mettamatch from “ethical workforce provider” to “infrastructure for scaling AI operations.” This fundamental repositioning changes our Total Addressable Market, our competitive set, and our growth potential. The Delta is real, and it came from the rigorous, framework-driven 100X process.

1. The program actually sent me backwards—back to the drawing board 😅. I had a crisis in vision this week that challenged my previous assumptions about how we scale. I’ve emerged with more clarity.

In fact, I just had a call with Jay after a week, and he said, “Wow, it’s super clear now.”

There was too much noise before. Now I have clarity on exactly what to focus on – and what not to focus on. I terrified myself with how much work needs to be done, and exactly what that work is.

As we go through an upskilling → services → platform evolution, I’ve been able to focus more on the core customer pain, which I only thought I knew before. The solution is much tighter now.

I just want to add – the dashboard format has been a game changer for me. Forced focus, rather than messing about with decks and trying to make a million irrelevant micro decisions at once including formatting and everything else.

The most significant change from the 100X program has been a fundamental shift in my operational mindset, which has been passed to my entire team. Adopting an “AI-First” Approach to Drive Efficiency and Quality The initial sessions on AI were a catalyst. I realized we weren’t just underutilizing a tool; we were missing a strategic lever. My new approach is to leverage AI for the “first draft” of almost any task, freeing up my team’s critical thinking for refinement, strategy, and highvalue activities. This has dramatically reduced time-to-output and mental fatigue, leading to higher productivity and superior results. This isn’t just theory; we’ve embedded AI across the business:
• Go-to-Market: Generating highly personalized sales emails and LinkedIn messages tailored to industry, job profile, and specific pain points. This covers the entire sequence from first contact and follow-ups to post-meeting and closing.
• Marketing & Content: Creating assets without deep technical knowledge such as website enhancements, news articles into SEO-optimized blogs relevant to our product and generate high-quality, realistic images, saving us from scrolling through low-quality, license-free stock photos.
• Operations & Product: Accelerating internal processes with AI-assisted reports, job descriptions, and initial drafts for legal, HR, and accounting queries. In product, we’re using it for competitive research, copywriting, and even code
generation and debugging. Building on this momentum, our next strategic initiatives are AI-driven:
• Scaling Acquisition: Deploying AI voice callers (SDRs) to qualify leads, giving us an optimized and scalable customer acquisition engine, with live reporting, profiling, product feedback.
• Boosting Retention & Upsell: Integrating an AI voice support agent (in 37 languages) into our platform. This will guide user onboarding, answer FAQs, and provide instant troubleshooting. We believe this will make users master the product faster, leading to higher engagement, spend, and word-of-mouth promotion by tackling the initial friction points where users currently drop off.
• Enhancing Core Product Value: Partnering with AI legal tech solutions to integrate OCR, contract generation and analysis features, making our platform stickier and more indispensable for our users.

The impacts transformed us from just a product into a scalable, capital-efficient, and strategic company poised to win our market. The impact is clear across two areas:
AI-Driven Operational Leverage
Adopting AI gives us exponential possibilities to scale. This allows capital efficiency, derisking our growth by achieving the output of a much larger team.
• Increased Velocity: We research, define, and deliver faster products, launch marketing campaigns, and run sales cycles significantly faster. Saving up to 50% of time needed.
• Cost Avoidance: We’ve maintained our expenses, increased our productivity, which would have otherwise required new hires. Reducing the need to hire an additional 6 people full-time, by empowering all our employees with AI. Our
employees are also very excited and more passionate now by discovering new tools.
• Higher Quality: The quality of our output, from sales emails to marketing content, has measurably improved, increasing our effectiveness.

Teaching us to be empathetic with the user was one of the most important methods, to be attentive to the details of their pain points, objectives, user journey and experience. This translated into refining each little steps of their experience into our platform rather than focusing on dumping major features. As well as pushing us to be more ambitious, to create disruption in our landscape, and target 100X instead of 2-3X, by shooting for the moon, even if we miss, we’ll land among the stars.

100X has created a very real Delta in how I think and operate as a founder. Before 100X, I had a strong vision for PasaHero but it was still a mix of assumptions, hunches, and scattered opportunities. Through the 100X process, my thinking was NUKED down to the essentials: Who are our true Power Customers? What are their deepest Power Pains? What specific Power Outcomes do we exist to deliver?

The 100X Dashboard (24 Cells) was a major unlock. When I mapped out our Power Pains and Power Solutions, it became obvious that we weren’t just “a transport + ad platform.” Our real Power Customers are the millions of commuters who spend 3–5 hours a day stuck in traffic. That is the core Power Pain we want to address: the dead time, boredom, discomfort, and frustration of being trapped in a jeepney for hours every day. Our Power Solution is to transform that 3–5 hour window into a rewarding, entertaining, and useful experience—through Ride-Scan-Redeem, content, offers, and rewards—while giving brands a high-attention, high-frequency channel with clear Power Outcomes in redemptions and engagement.

Working through the 100X Dashboard forced me to choose an End Game, not just a product. Instead of vaguely “helping public transport,” my End Game is now: build the default media and rewards layer for everyday mobility in the Philippines, starting with jeepneys and then expanding to other modes.

The Delta from pre-100X to post-100X is very visible: I now make decisions anchored on Power Customers, Power Pains, Power Solutions, and Power Outcomes, all viewed through the 100X Dashboard. I’m not just iterating a startup anymore; I’m intentionally building toward a clear End Game, with a simpler, more brutal focus on what truly moves the needle.

100X biggest Delta for me. Even if I’ve been starting businesses for the past 17 years, it’s my first-time doing a tech startup. Initially I was both approaching things from a beginner’s mind and dealing with a bit of impostor syndrome. It took a while, but as each week went on and I learn from you and my fellow Fellows thru their case studies and seeing how they’re also navigating similar challenges, it has reinforced in me that I’m on the right path.

100X biggest Impact on me:

Just having more confidence that any gaps in the venture can be figured out since everyone else is also literally figuring things out as they go along. It has added a level of focused effort and thinking in the day to day process of building Entity, knowing that there’s a weekly pit stop which is crucial for me at this early stage.

100X Methods that drove the most value for me:

The weekly Powwows and going through the Dashboard with all its well-defined parts that need to all make sense together. First, because normally when I’m building a new business from scratch, I tend to be in a heads-down-don’t-care-what-others-around-me-are-doing mindset. But I have to admit being part of this Fellowship is refreshing because I learn something or I take in a different perspective from each Fellow even if their businesses are not related to mine.

Then the dashboard is in itself a very clarifying tool. Admittedly at first I was hesitant about needing to fill it up. Kinda thinking like I have the overall vision for my startup na and I’ll just go on building based on a strategy I put together. But the dashboard forces a disciplined approach that I have come to appreciate as we go thru this week to week process and it has further refined how I think about building Entity.

Before 100X, I used to describe our venture by what we were building: SaaS for supply chains, managed marketplace, payments, etc. The Ignite dashboard forced us to strip it down and ask: who is our Power Customer and what’s the Power Delta we deliver? That completely reframed our narrative. When we want to go deep, we now describe Quotable as the purchasing and billing utility for SMEs, like water or electricity but for B2B trade.

A simple shift, but it’s changed how we prioritize. Instead of chasing 10 things, we anchor around one NUKE for Quotable, quote-to-payment workflows for SME suppliers. Our purpose is what drives us, and it is now clear for the whole company.

Overall, the Delta has been huge for us. Appreciate you and the Ignite program bro! You’ve helped us become sharper with both customers and investors.

This clarity has had a real impact. Internally, the team now knows what matters most: onboarding, transaction capture, retention. We cut noise and focus only on the features that drive those. For example, we are now focused on building the core of the entire workflow. I tell my team every day, if we cannot do an end-to-end workflow ourselves, then why would anybody else use Quotable? This clarity has changed the way we build and prioritize.

Externally, investors lean in more when they hear “billing utility” versus “supply chain SaaS.” In recent calls, I’ve seen eyes light up, they instantly get our vision and the end game we are looking to achieve.

For me personally, it gave peace of mind. I no longer feel like we’re building in too many directions. It feels like we’re truly on the path to building one category-defining company.

– The discipline of the dashboard. Painful, but powerful.
– The “narrowest viable use case” mindset, stopped us from overbuilding.
– Your direct feedback. The line about being a utility stuck with me and became our north star. Not only did it stick with me, I’ve used the Ignite method, what I’ve learned and applied the methodologies into our Memo and pitch deck for the next fundraising round. So far, it’s working. Looking back at my previous decks and memo’s, the current one’s blow it out of the water.

100x has helped me focus my efforts for my start up. The Delta in my methodology is running everything through the dashboard. Be it campaigns, products, concepts. It has given me a systematic way of testing our thesis, our product and how it aligns with our power customers’ power pains.

Another Delta is through the 100x program – I have found an angle that has made my whole startup stickier and has gotten more traction. Our user base and usage has now been growing month-on-month.

100x has really helped elevate both me and my start up and poised us to be a true 100x venture


Impact metrics:
1. We have trained 350 security guards on the ground and equipped them with Download QR IDs of Duon. This helps them because based on their feedback this relieves them of additional job responsibilities which they are not being paid for – The guards are required to do their weekly rounds to memorize every single tenant (1,000 on average per mall) to be able to give directions. They get 6 inquiries every 10 minutes so much so that they have to disguise themselves to be able to take their breaks.
2. ⁠15-20% Sales uplift for promoted brands and local businesses
3. ⁠20% improvement on navigation which brought about a 40% increase in dwelling times – finding your way faster makes you look for more places apaprently.
4. ⁠Inclusivity is being given attention to 100% – PWD reroutes (elevator and ramp navigations and high contrast maps for visually impaired) and All gender navigations (comfort rooms, breast feeding areas)

Delta – from looking at my product, start up, man power, and strategy from a product, research, and hit-or-miss approach I am now learning to use the dashboard for everything and finding the 20% to focus on that will drive 80% of the success.

The importance of this Delta is defining the importance of my product. This Delta is forming and shifting my product’s core and my mindset to become a more meaningful experience for my users. It has become a challenge I have been trying to unlock since the start.

The 1v1 sessions with Andre really helped me define what my NUKE will look like. The way Andre questions me, my product, and my way of thinking is fostering growth for not just for my start up by my perspective as well. Hearing the fellows with their NUKEs also gives me ideas on how to progress my NUKE and inspires me to do better. The pre-program talks from the senior fellow also showed me how end game could look like and it was such a great vision building activity to start with.

1. One of our biggest issues in the incubator is helping the startups pin down what they really need to do and focus on, the 100x program has helped several of them find out what they really need to do For what I’m working on, it’s the thinking process of what really can be 100xed and moving beyond the product but really looking at the customers as people and not just transactions.

2. Delta stories – it’s really helped our startups focus – 1 startup has been wavering between B2B to B2C but their NUKE really was in B2B and when you drill down on what they need to focus on, it becomes obvious to them. The main impact is the clarity that 100x brings.

3. Going back to asking what the customer really needs and what the customer journey looks like is very helpful. Looking for that, “micro-step” – Can I name the task, watch someone struggle through it, and measure if my solution made it better?” – is a good way of focusing our attention on what really matters to the customer.

It’s not obvious but might be obvious to Andre what makes something “!00Xable” – The Duon.ph example is a good example to highlight why vanilla mall wayfinding vs. converting from a cortisol to dopaminic model is a good way to contracts what is 100xable and what is not. I think more comparatives llike that drive the point clearer.

100X gave me the clarity to focus on our Power Customer—the one segment that truly matters—i.e. blue-collar workers in the GCash ecosystem and the HR recruiters who urgently need to hire them. This pushed our team to deep-dive on our customers, to better understand their Power Pains, and to think of solutions that could address them within our platform. That shift simplified our roadmap and sharpened our product decisions.

The biggest change for me is my internalization of our Power Customers. We used to cater to 2 main audiences: BPOs and manpower agencies. But because you kept hammering the point of focusing on a single segment of Power Customers first, it made me not just accept but really embrace the HR recruiters handling volume hires for blue-collar workers.

Given the maniacal focus and deep-dives on blue-collar recruiters as our Power Customers, it surfaced that their biggest Power Pain (and biggest gain) was TIME. Through concrete examples of another startup’s customer journey, it became clear(er) that we could help them SAVE TIME with our solution, at the start of their journey (i.e. in sourcing and screening candidates). And that our next builds could further save them time in other parts (e.g. in the interview phase).

The worksheet has been helpful. It forced me to crystallize my thoughts on paper (digitally), in a more methodical way than merely thinking that I know it already and, as you’ve put it, just winging it. The 2 versions of the worksheet that we had to fill put turned out to be a blessing, because, instead of cutting-and-pasting answers, it forced me to rethink my previous inputs and really restart from scratch. Comparing the 2 versions (which I saved as separate files), I could see how much my thinking about the business has evolved.

I think that some case studies were more helpful than others. It’s good to see the range of the good, the great and the ugly, but for the purpose of learning from others, I think it would be better to show only the good and the great. The in-person session in Primea was the most helpful for me, since it was multisensorial (visual, auditory and kinesthetic): it was a literal “walk-through” of the customer’s journey, with you taking big strides to illustrate the end-state (farther end of the room) and where we can make an impact right now (in the first few steps) of the journey. I understood the concepts of Nuke and which power pains to address in that one session.

I’m very impressed, legitimately daunted, by the Ignite (NUKE+) excel template exercise. I have looked at it a couple times from the perspective of Pulse 63 Healthcare Ventures as a portco candidate, and have not had the confidence to try completing a draft. Kudos to Ignite for such an effective investment filter and framework for early-stage company execution.

The community of talent, entrepreneurs and investors, has been a huge upgrade for me. I only started living local hours in ~Feb’25 and working locally with Pulse 63 in ~Apr’25. Through 100X programming (May’25 Jim Ayala night, Jun’25 Rotary Club kickoff, Jul’25 Dr. Wine reception, etc.), I’ve developed direct 1:1 relationships with a host of value-added folks (yourself, Ritesh, Vijay, Carlo Silva, Rishi, Mon Paterno, Joseph De Leon, Lal Gopwani, etc.) which steadily bear more fruit. As a student of leadership and communication, it’s been rewarding to watch & learn from Andre’s style and strategy for developing a community and executing the 100X playbook. I enjoy the positioning, flair, and sincerity he brings to fundamentally sound first principles entrepreneurship & investing.

Gaining Strategic Clarity and a VC-Mindset
The later sessions on market, strategy, and pain points were equally transformative. The program forced me to confront critical questions about my business I hadn’t considered before. This rigorous, VC-lens approach pushed me to deconstruct every core assumption, analyze the details, and ultimately refine our go-to-market strategy. The 100X program didn’t just give me tools; it elevated my ambition and gave me a clearer roadmap to building a much bigger business.

Relationships and talent dictate everything, so the introductions, follow-up conversations, and new business partnerships, investment & investor leads, customer/supplier referrals, etc. have been indispensable. It’s also allowed me to sanity-check early conclusions regarding timing, pricing, sizing, etc. around rounds, for instance, or operating risks & opportunities (re: revenue, capital, talent, compliance, etc.). And 100X is a known and well-regarded organization, so it gives me credibility when sharing takeaways with other audiences (esp. founders/entrepreneurs).

What you’re trying to do and accomplish is hard (even irrational!), but admirable – like ~all good startups. You set a terrific example for ‘building [succeeding & failing] in public’ and demanding performance / excellence from the team(s) and community.

A Clearer Vision and Strategy
The program helped me see our business from an investor’s perspective, which gave me a much clearer strategic path. This is important because I now have the confidence to make firm decisions and get the whole company focused on what truly matters.
• Targeting the Right Customers: We’ve sharpened our definition of an Ideal
Customer Profile (ICP), which will make our spending on sales and marketing
much more efficient.
• A more Compelling Story: I can now explain our vision with a clarity and ambition
that excites investors, customers.
• A more Cohesive Team: This sharp focus has brought our team together and
motivated everyone, making sure we’re all working towards the same big goal.
The Delta has been significantly impactful, mainly on our internal restructuring for now,
which may take time to show major results to make our company healthier and more
scalable for the future, other benefits for the users will also surface soon.

The emphasis on ‘100X’ anchoring and AI-first development/design is very good hygiene and reinforces the reality of “people need to hear something 10-15-100+ times before they really learn/understand it”.

We have raised $5Mn USD to date and $1Mn of that was a round right after Ignite, which included a pair of renowned VCs from NYC and Boston. That was all thanks to Andre’s personal advocacy and Ignite team’s prep work. The fact that they could pitch my venture in detail and convincingly that already convinced these VCs before they connected with us. I’m so grateful to have Ignite and Andre as a partner, mentor, and friend. I can’t recommend them enough and I truly hope every founder gets an André and Ignite in their venture journey.

Ignite and Andre are extraordinary. As a founder, you want investors that tick all the boxes: 1. A kind and empathic partner that is ruthlessly in your corner and gets to work to help you raise more 2. A knowledgeable and helpful expert 3. Generous in funds and other ways, like their time and connections, but also leave you to it when needed.

After having met hundreds of investors, unfortunately it is rare any tick all of these, but Ignite and André do.

Their dedication and passion for transforming and skyrocketing the Philippines upward is unmatched and it means that propelling me and my startup with however they can help, is truly their priority.

(1) At Ignite Centre for Peak Performance, we are in the early stages of prototyping 100X principles to make them accessible and actionable for SMEs—an underserved but high-potential segment of the Philippine economy. Even at this early phase, 100X has transformed the way we design and deliver strategic planning, leadership sessions, and execution frameworks for business owners.

Using tools like the 100X Dashboard, Power Customer, and End Game, we have begun testing a structured approach that helps SME founders quickly identify the few levers that truly drive growth. In one recent strategic planning prototype, applying 100X clarified that the client’s assumed target market was not their real Power Customer—a shift that immediately redirected their strategy toward a more profitable segment. This is the type of clarity and conviction that SME leaders rarely experience.

Our goal is to refine, adapt, and scale 100X thinking specifically for SMEs, enabling them to move from incremental improvements to disciplined, power-law–driven growth. While our prototypes are early, the Delta is already visible—and we are confident that integrating 100X into Ignite’s programs will create a repeatable pathway for SMEs to pursue 10X outcomes.

(2) Across my independent ventures—consultancy, farmstay experience design, and events management—I am in the early stages of prototyping 100X principles to elevate how I drive clarity, performance, and customer value creation. Even at this early phase, 100X has already made a meaningful Delta in how I approach strategy and execution.

Using frameworks like the 100X Dashboard, Power Customer, and End Game, I’ve been able to help clients and teams challenge long-standing assumptions and redirect focus toward higher-value opportunities. For example, in a recent strategy engagement, applying 100X helped an executive team quickly identify their real Power Customer and deprioritize non-essential activities—something that previously took months of trial-and-error. That single shift immediately improved alignment, decision-making, and execution rhythm.

What I appreciate most about 100X is how transferable it is across industries. Whether I am designing revenue pathways for an SME, optimizing customer experience for a farmstay business, or aligning cross-functional teams in events management, 100X provides a clear operating system that moves leaders from scattered effort to focused, power-law execution.

While my implementation is still at the prototyping stage, the early impact is undeniable—and I see significant potential to scale 100X thinking across the diverse ecosystem of founders and teams I support.

I have had the privilege of advising the Ignite 100X Fellowship for the past several months, and with more than twenty years of experience in venture capital and multi-family office environments overseas, I can say with confidence that Andre and Paolo have built something exceptional through Ignite Ventures and Kaya Founders.

The 100X Dashboard stands out as one of the most robust founder-development tools I’ve seen. It provides a clear, structured framework that enables fellows to precisely define their target customers, validate market demand, and sharpen their strategic focus. This level of discipline and clarity has already proven transformative for many of the participants.

Equally impressive is the NUKE framework, which elevates the program far beyond traditional product or service iteration. It fosters holistic growth—strengthening not only the offering, but also the company’s internal foundations and, critically, the founders themselves. This integrated, deeply intentional approach reflects a sophisticated understanding of what truly drives long-term founder success.

Ignite Ventures and Kaya Founders have created a program that is rigorous, innovative, and fundamentally founder-centric. It has been a privilege to support such a forward-thinking initiative.

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MEET THE 100X FELLOWS

You won’t find a more ready, willing and able gathering of 100X entrepreneurs and investors in the Philippines. Individually, we are super achievers; together as 100X Fellows we will build the greatest generation of Filipino innovations, each in our own space.

Between IGNITE and KAYA, Andre and Paulo bring 2 of the country's most active early-stage VCs joining forces with David Foote at the forefront of PH AI implementations, both applications and capacity-building.

Then we hand-picked 30 of the country’s top entrepreneurs: half of them are founders we’re already invested in; others are known builders with deep, formidable domain expertise; and still others are captains of industry, including Global 200 and publicly-listed companies who are building their next big thing.

We all share this in common, the core of our 100X Fellowship: we're each solving important problems for our most important customers, each with a vision and commitment to deliver 100X ROI and impact.

The 100X Fellowship is part of the umbrella Ni2 National Innovators Initiative to launch 100,000 Filipino innovators in partnership with DTI, DOST and DICT.

Click here to sample the 100X vibe from our most recent gathering.

Andre Yap

Founding 100X Fellow

Founder & CEO
IGNITE HOUSE OF INNOVATION

RE VC. AI is changing the rules fast! The best VCs have to dive in at the earliest stages, get our hands dirty in builds, so we can grasp and stay ahead of all the disruption AI is driving-- weekly!

RE 100X. At the same time, we need to be even more obsessed about the never-changing fundamentals: VC is a 100X game and 100X ROI and Impact demands relentless focus, focus, focus, customer, customer, CUSTOMER!!! There's a rigor and repeatable process to 100X, and that's what we're obsessed about operationalizing via our 100X Dashboard. More than ever, everything still starts with great founders-- except in the age of AI the definition of a great founder has become more democratic. That's what 100X PH is. We've personally hand-picked an iconocalstic cohort of the very best founders, each an equally obsessed partner in our quest to build the greatest generation of Filipino startups.

RE AI FIRST. AI FIRST isn't just a brand. It's a first-principle way of building every layer of a business (products, services, biz models, ops, customer service, admin, etc) by reducing the most important activities into "workflows" (e.g., products are simply workflows that customers use to get something they need) and using the right AI tech and tools to do the workflows 10 times better, faster, cheaper. AI-FIRST is a call to arms for organizations and professionals to become "AI-First" (use AI wherever AI can do it better, faster, cheaper) in everything they do. Because AI-FIRST is now possible for everyone... if you're not doing AI-FIRST then you're sprinting your way into becoming very uncompetitive very fast.

CHRISTINA BJÖRNSTRÖM

Founding 100X Fellow

Co-Founder & CEO
NOOROOT AI

RE VC. AI is changing the rules fast! The best VCs have to dive in at the earliest stages, get our hands dirty in builds, so we can grasp and stay ahead of all the disruption AI is driving-- weekly!

RE 100X. At the same time, we need to be even more obsessed about the never-changing fundamentals: VC is a 100X game and 100X ROI and Impact demands relentless focus, focus, focus, customer, customer, CUSTOMER!!! There's a rigor and repeatable process to 100X, and that's what we're obsessed about operationalizing via our 100X Dashboard. More than ever, everything still starts with great founders-- except in the age of AI the definition of a great founder has become more democratic. That's what 100X PH is. We've personally hand-picked an iconocalstic cohort of the very best founders, each an equally obsessed partner in our quest to build the greatest generation of Filipino startups.

RE AI FIRST. AI FIRST isn't just a brand. It's a first-principle way of building every layer of a business (products, services, biz models, ops, customer service, admin, etc) by reducing the most important activities into "workflows" (e.g., products are simply workflows that customers use to get something they need) and using the right AI tech and tools to do the workflows 10 times better, faster, cheaper. AI-FIRST is a call to arms for organizations and professionals to become "AI-First" (use AI wherever AI can do it better, faster, cheaper) in everything they do. Because AI-FIRST is now possible for everyone... if you're not doing AI-FIRST then you're sprinting your way into becoming very uncompetitive very fast.

PAULO CAMPOS

Founding 100X Fellow

Founding Managing Partner
KAYA FOUNDERS

100X reflects our core belief at Kaya that founders thrive when given the right partners, resources, and community from Day 0. This program brings together the kind of synergy and ambition we need to build the next wave of tech companies from the Philippines.

JACK MADRID

100X Industry Fellow
CEO, IBPAP
BPO, MICE, etc

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Jojo Concepcion

Senior 100X Fellow

Chairman
CONCEPCION INDUSTRIES
Home & Office Solutions

Coming Soon

JIM AYALA

Senior 100X Fellow

Founder & CEO
HYBRID SOCIAL
Social Impact & Faith-Driven Enterprise

Coming Soon

JOJO MALOLOS

Senior 100X Fellow

CEO
PAYMONGO
B2B Fintech, Payments

Coming Soon

BARRY O' REILLY

Senior 100X Fellow

Co-Founder & CIO
NOBODY STUDIOS
VC & Startups

Our Power Customers.
We work with founder-CEOs, scale-up operators, and global innovation leaders navigating complexity at pace. They’re the ones standing on the edge—facing high-stakes decisions, constant reinvention, and relentless pressure to deliver growth. What sets them apart is their mindset: bold thinkers who know they don’t need more noise—they need sharper questions, clearer systems, and real, side-by-side partners to help them cut through and move forward fast.

Our Power Focus.
Success is rarely blocked by a bold vision—it’s friction: misaligned teams, unclear priorities, and slow decision-making in moments that matter. We help leaders design better products, evolve business models that fit customers, and automate operations to scale fast. We amplify your startup’s strengths and sharpen founder confidence to lead through uncertainty and unlock full market potential.

Coming Soon

ANA CALUBAD

Founder & Managing Director
BRITANA
SME ERP

Coming Soon

ARRIAN LIM

Founder & CEO
PAWDEL
Vet & Animal Health Tech

Our Power Customers. At Pawnec, we’re laser-focused on visionary, forward-thinking veterinarians, and strategic pet industry leaders—the key opinion shapers driving 80% of our technology adoption. They don’t settle for fragmented solutions; they want clear, efficient, and insight-driven veterinary interventions that elevate the overall health and wellbeing of pets.

Our Power Focus. We’re targeting critical challenges: inconsistent vaccination traceability, non-compliance with pet policies and veterinarians’ prescriptions, incomprehensible vaccination and medical records, and the ongoing fights against rabies and other fatal transmissible diseases. We also bridge the gaps in regulating pet ownership and modernizing operational practices that compromise both pet health and public safety. Our vet-connected and government-integrated pet ID unifies and simplifies the efforts in ensuring both pets and their human companions thrive in our shared community. This revolution not only delivers 100x ROI but also lays the cornerstone for a truly pet-friendlier world,

Coming Soon

ASPEN SANEZ

Founder & CEO
TKT
Event & Entertainment Tech

Coming Soon

BRYAN YAP

Group CEO
REPUBLIQ
Marketing + Influencer Tech

Coming Soon

CARLO ORALE

Founder & CEO
TICKET NATION
B2B/B2C Event Solutions

Coming Soon

CARMINA BAYOMBONG

Founder & CEO
INVESTED
Edu/Career Fintech for BOP

Co-Fellows: Addie Quiachon

Our Power Customers:
InvestEd targets students who want to get a degree so they can have higher incomes. These students don’t have credit history to qualify for a bank loan. There are fintechs, but students don’t have enough mobile transactions data to qualify for a loan big enough for tuition with a long payment term. With no government subsidies, this leaves youth with 2 options- drop out of school or get into a debt trap with loan sharks charging 360%-1000%/annum. In short, no financial product fits students today.

Our Power Focus:
InvestEd created a financial product and borrowing experience tailor fit to Gen Zs. This includes AI-Driven Hyperpersonalized Loan Structures that fit the student’s cash flows in their education to early career journey and an AI-Driven Coach-Collector Service Model which uses behavioral data to personalize the payment journey for students, determining if a coaching or a collections approach, or a combo of both will maximize repayment rates and customer satisfaction. InvestEd aims to capture 648K college students ASAP, which is the tipping point required to win the 20M youth market.

Coming Soon

CARLO SILVA

Founder & CEO
SHOPPABLE
B2B E-Commerce & Supply Chain

Coming Soon

CLARRY HERRERA

Founder & CEO
SEARCHTECH AI
Marketing/CMO Tech

Coming Soon

CRYSTAL GONZALEZ

Founder & CEO
NONEAWAY
Real Estate Tech

Our Power Customers
Noneaway targets forward-thinking, ambitious real estate brokers, investors, and high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) who are looking to break through the traditional barriers of local real estate markets. These power customers are driven by the need for seamless, cross-border connections to expand their portfolios globally. They are tech-savvy, open to AI-driven solutions, and looking for platforms that streamline the complex process of property listing, sales, and verification. These customers are looking for tools that not only save them time and effort but also provide actionable insights and data that give them a competitive edge in an ever-evolving market. The defining characteristic of our power customers is their desire to leverage technology for maximum impact, both in their local markets and globally, while delivering a high-touch service to their clients.

Our Power Focus
We’re addressing the core pain points of these high-value customers:

1. Fragmented Market Access – Real estate brokers and HNWIs often struggle to access cross-border markets efficiently, limiting their ability to expand their reach and grow their business. We solve this by providing a unified platform that connects brokers, investors, and HNWIs across borders, allowing them to expand into international markets without the headache of navigating multiple systems.

2. Slow and Cumbersome Verification Processes – Broker and user verifications are often slow, disjointed, and prone to error. This leads to missed opportunities and delays. We’re tackling this by automating the verification process with AI, speeding up onboarding and ensuring that the right users and brokers are matched for listings.

3. Complex and Inefficient Listing Management – Managing listings can be tedious, especially when dealing with multiple brokers, clients, and investors. Noneaway eliminates this pain point by simplifying the listing process, enabling brokers to list properties quickly and manage them from anywhere. We’re focused on creating a platform that lets brokers and HNWIs streamline their work while maintaining a personal touch with their clients.

By solving these power pains, we’re positioning Noneaway as the ultimate real estate platform for brokers, investors, and high-net-worth individuals who want to streamline their processes, connect globally, and stay ahead of the competition with cutting-edge AI technology.

Coming Soon

DAVE OVERTON

Founder & CEO
SYMPH
Logistics Tech

Coming Soon

DAVID FOOTE

Founder & CEO
ZENNYA
Health Tech

Coming Soon

FABI CARIÑO

100X EIR
OPEN BUILD
HROD & Mental Health

Coming Soon

FERDI GUTIERREZ

Founder & CEO
VOX STUDIOS
Scalable AI Solutions for All

At Vox Studios, we have 2 types of power customers:

Prosumers (B to C)
A Prosumer is a “producer-consumer” — someone who doesn’t just passively consume content or services but actively creates, personalizes, and builds with your product.

Key Prosumer Characteristics
Creative Problem Solvers: They don’t just want to use tools — they want to build them.
No-Code Innovators: They aren’t technical but think like makers and designers.
Voice-Native Thinkers: Speaking is faster, more expressive, and more natural than typing for them.
Efficiency-Obsessed: They value tools that automate tasks and free up mental space.
Early Adopters: Curious, experimental, and excited by AI's creative potential.
In Vox’s case: A Prosumer is an individual who uses Vox to create, train, and deploy custom voice AI agents for personal productivity, creative projects, or micro-business tasks—without needing technical skills.
Core Needs
Fast Creation: A way to build powerful AI agents without writing a line of code.
Customization by Voice: Tools that adapt to their workflow, not the other way around.
Agent Visibility: Transparency in how their agents think, act, and evolve (mindmaps, workflows).
Multi-Use Utility: One tool they can use across productivity, content creation, and side hustles.

Power Statement (Prosumer):
Prosumers are not just users—they're mini-developers, product evangelists, and innovation drivers. Vox Studios solves the frustration of complex AI tools, lack of customization, and time-consuming workflows by letting Prosumers build and fine-tune AI agents using only their voice. Prosumers love Vox Studios because it lets them turn ideas into custom AI agents using only their voice—fast, creatively, and without code

Companies (B to B)
Companies that have repetitive, voice-driven, or process-heavy communication needs and want to empower staff or customers through AI agents without building from scratch.
These are businesses that benefit from scalable automation, enhanced customer interaction, and internal workflow optimization — especially where voice adds speed, personality, or accessibility.

Key Company Characteristics
💼 Mid-Sized Organizations (50–200 staff)
⟳ Repetitive Processes (intake, Q&A, scheduling)
🔊 Voice-First Advantage (support, speed, human feel)
🌐 Multilingual Needs (regional/local operations)
⚡ Fast-Scaling Teams (want automation to scale)

Why They Adopt Vox
📲 No-code, fast onboarding
✅ Privacy-first compliance (HIPAA/GDPR)
🌐 Multilingual voice agents
💡 Plug-and-play productivity for staff or customers

Power Statement (Business):
Vox Studio’s core business customers are mid-sized service companies using voice AI to automate workflows and enhance customer experience. Vox Studios solves the challenges of repetitive tasks, slow customer response, and lack of in-house AI expertise by providing voice-powered AI agents that automate workflows and scale service instantly. Businesses love Vox Studios because it automates customer interactions and internal workflows with custom voice AI—no tech team required.

Coming Soon

GAB ANGELES

Founder & CEO
DUON WAYFINDING
Indoor Navigation Tech

Coming Soon

GINA ROMERO

Founder & CEO
METTAMATCH
Inclusive AI

Coming Soon

ITONG TORRES

100X EIR
OPEN BUILD
Enterprise CIO/CTO

Coming Soon

JAY FAJARDO

100X EIR
OPEN BUILD
Startup/Tech Ninja

Co-Fellows: Kendrick Co

Our Power Customers. ENTITY's power customers are ambitious financial institutions and lenders eager to expand their SME financing portfolios but constrained by slow verification processes. They see tremendous growth potential in serving small businesses but struggle with incomplete documentation, fragmented verification sources, and manual KYB procedures that create weeks-long bottlenecks. What makes these customers valuable is their recognition that streamlining business verification is the key to unlocking rapid SME loan growth. They're seeking technology that can transform their month-long verification cycles into days or hours, allowing them to scale lending without proportionally increasing operational costs or compliance risks.

Our Power Focus. We're laser-focused on eliminating the 20% of compliance pain points causing 80% of our power customers' frustrations: repetitive document collection, siloed verification data, and inconsistent standards across regions. ENTITY addresses these through our universal business identifier (ENTITY ID) serving as a "business passport," centralized secure document storage with real-time registry updates, and a future-ready platform architecture. Our partnership with a major financial institution validates our approach, delivering immediate operational efficiencies while positioning clients to seamlessly adapt to evolving compliance requirements.

Coming Soon

JEAN DE FERAUDY

Founder & CEO
FAIR CO
SME E-Commerce Solutions

Co-Fellows: Kendrick Co

Our Power Customers. ENTITY's power customers are ambitious financial institutions and lenders eager to expand their SME financing portfolios but constrained by slow verification processes. They see tremendous growth potential in serving small businesses but struggle with incomplete documentation, fragmented verification sources, and manual KYB procedures that create weeks-long bottlenecks. What makes these customers valuable is their recognition that streamlining business verification is the key to unlocking rapid SME loan growth. They're seeking technology that can transform their month-long verification cycles into days or hours, allowing them to scale lending without proportionally increasing operational costs or compliance risks.

Our Power Focus. We're laser-focused on eliminating the 20% of compliance pain points causing 80% of our power customers' frustrations: repetitive document collection, siloed verification data, and inconsistent standards across regions. ENTITY addresses these through our universal business identifier (ENTITY ID) serving as a "business passport," centralized secure document storage with real-time registry updates, and a future-ready platform architecture. Our partnership with a major financial institution validates our approach, delivering immediate operational efficiencies while positioning clients to seamlessly adapt to evolving compliance requirements.

Coming Soon

KAT GONZALEZ

100X EIR
OPEN BUILD
COO/CMO Ninja

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KENDRICK CO

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ENTITY GROUP
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Co-Fellow: Jay Fajardo

Our Power Customers. ENTITY's power customers are ambitious financial institutions and lenders eager to expand their SME financing portfolios but constrained by slow verification processes. They see tremendous growth potential in serving small businesses but struggle with incomplete documentation, fragmented verification sources, and manual KYB procedures that create weeks-long bottlenecks. What makes these customers valuable is their recognition that streamlining business verification is the key to unlocking rapid SME loan growth. They're seeking technology that can transform their month-long verification cycles into days or hours, allowing them to scale lending without proportionally increasing operational costs or compliance risks.

Our Power Focus. We're laser-focused on eliminating the 20% of compliance pain points causing 80% of our power customers' frustrations: repetitive document collection, siloed verification data, and inconsistent standards across regions. ENTITY addresses these through our universal business identifier (ENTITY ID) serving as a "business passport," centralized secure document storage with real-time registry updates, and a future-ready platform architecture. Our partnership with a major financial institution validates our approach, delivering immediate operational efficiencies while positioning clients to seamlessly adapt to evolving compliance requirements.

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