Salim Virani

Back in the Nineties and Noughties, I founded a few tech companies (ecommerce, IT provision, Saas). My last decade has been in education, designing programs for tech entrepreneurs doing hard things in interesting places, or interesting things in hard places.

In 2009, I founded Leancamp which helped develop the Lean Startup methodologies and global community, Founder Centric which designed startup education for a bunch of top-tier accelerators and universities. Four years ago, I started Source Institute that focused on peer learning for fast-changing and emergent topics like engineering tech or going to market in Sub-Saharan Africa. (I'm writing about that at http://peerlearning.is )

Now, I'm taking a break from the education business, and I want to make things again. So updating my coding skills (to the latest frameworks, a bit of ML, maybe some blockchain when that gets easier) and will be kicking out a few small projects for fun. Well, and maybe profit too, but mainly fun for now. :)