Kristin Stoller

Forbes presents the 30 Under 30 Europe Class of 2024: 600 of the brightest young entrepreneurs, leaders, and stars.

Meet the young founders taking bets, ditching decorum, and elevating the media and marketing industries across Europe and worldwide.

More and more Americans are working as freelancers in the gig economy, posing huge challenges for their retirement savings goals. For people relying entirely on freelance income, the lack of an employer-sponsored retirement plan becomes a “license for the neglect of saving for the future,” says T

The A-lister debuts on the Forbes 30 Under 30 this year while attempting a transition from model to mogul. Can Jenner’s 818 Tequila stand out in the crowded celebrity spirits space?

The entrepreneurs on the 2024 Forbes 30 Under 30 list are fighting climate change with carbon credit marketplaces, reinventing the 911 call, building banks and brewing up eco-friendly plastics.

Want to make the Under 30 list? Here’s Forbes’ methodology, as well as some frequently asked questions.

From the 28-year-old founder of Seoul Juice to the TikTok star known for bringing his coffee around the world, here are the young people reshaping fashion, food and the arts in Los Angeles.

Collectively, these list makers have raised more than $1.4 billion in funding. And of these 371 total innovators, 41% self-identify as people of color, 38% are women and 24% are immigrants. Meet the 30 Under 30 Local Class of 2023.

The young founders, leaders and entrepreneurs on our eighth annual Under 30 Europe list have collectively raised more than $3 billion to reshape the future of Europe—and the world.

It’s hard to get hired fresh out of college – doubly so if you are graduating from an under-the-radar school or don’t have plugged-in parents. Forbes 30 Under 30 alum Garrett Lord built Handshake to help.