Draško Mikić

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Meet the Founders Shaping Tomorrow

Stories of young changemakers building ventures across the globe with EGC.

Adna Salković

The main goal behind BHealth was and yet is to simplify access to healthcare for everyone. By providing a centralized platform, we wanted to bridge the gap between patients and healthcare providers, making medical diagnostics more transparent and accessible.

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Ajdin Karic

Our main goal with Dekamas was to fill the gaps in traditional education by providing high-quality, accessible, and engaging online courses. We wanted to create a localized, AI-supported platform that offers practical, career-oriented knowledge, especially in business, technology, and creative fields. The idea was to combine top-tier content production with academic credibility to make learning both effective and enjoyable.

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Bilal Hodzic

To create a product that people will use and benefit from. I also want to contribute to global sustainability and help reduce waste.

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Emir Berbic

I applied to the BOLD Fellowship to meet experts in the entrepreneurial space but also to challenge myself and validate my idea. Living close to the Italy border I was inspired to create autonomous drones, which can then be used for surveillance, providing view on both sides and aid in saving lives and giving necessary help where needed. At the time of my application, I had already been working on my startup for over 3 years.

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Ena Kapetanovic

The main goal behind Accessify was to bridge the accessibility gap in the mobility and entertainment industry. As a wheelchair user, I’ve personally faced challenges navigating environments that weren’t designed with accessibility in mind. Accessify aims to empower people with disabilities by providing real-time data, helping them navigate different environments (cities, events, venues...) with confidence.

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Faris Begic

I had several goals when I started this venture. Like many others, one was to create a side project that could generate passive income. Additionally, as a software engineer, I wanted to leverage my skills to build a product that addresses a real problem—this idea was inspired by a challenge my brother faced. I saw it as an opportunity to develop a SaaS solution to help others with similar issues. Lastly, I’m passionate about startups because they push me beyond programming. They enhance my critical thinking, problem-solving, and product-focused mindset, helping me grow as a more well-rounded software engineer.

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Faris Mecinović

I currently have 2 ongoing ventures, Datasport (datasport.app) and Bonislabs (bonislabs.com). The Main goal is to influence the area of business where we operate (Sports academy management and software agency for building other people's ventures).

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Lejla Dapo

Move and Swap is a platform designed to help Erasmus students buy and sell homeware necessities and small furniture when moving in and out of temporary housing. The idea came from my own experience of moving abroad six times, four of which were short-term stays of six months or less. I struggled with repeatedly buying household essentials for every new place, only to face the challenge of reselling or disposing of them when moving out. My most frustrating experience was when I left Spain—I tried selling my items through existing platforms, but they were disorganized and inefficient. I also attempted gifting them to friends and roommates, yet I still had to throw many things away, which left me feeling guilty about its environmental impact. After speaking with other Erasmus students, I realized that this wasn’t just my challenge—it was a shared frustration. That's when I decided to address the problem with a more sustainable solution.

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