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Meet the #ForbesUnder30 Class of 2022: on.forbes.com/6015JWAAz
Our 10th anniversary #ForbesUnder30 class is set to define the next decade — and beyond
We published the first edition of the #ForbesUnder30 a decade ago, with one clear goal: to identify the new guard, the young innovators, trailblazers and disruptors remaking our world
That first list featured names like Kevin Systrom, Lena Dunham, Daniel Ek, and actor Donald Glover, then mostly known as a cast member in the cult comedy 'Community.' Much of the Class of 2022 was being freshly created by this group back in 2012 on.forbes.com/6016JWAAM
Ten years from today, it’s a good bet we’ll all be living in a new world being imagined today by the 600 entrepreneurs, innovators and entertainers that make up our 10th Anniversary class on.forbes.com/6015JWAAz #ForbesUnder30

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