Forbes Unveils 15th Annual 30 Under 30 List – The Class Of 2026 Features Up-And-Coming Visionaries Shaping Tomorrow

Philadelphia athletes, social media influencers, and ‘Shark Tank’ winners among those on the 2026 Forbes 30 Under 30 list

The list includes Saquon Barkley, Jalen Hurts, the founders of the Community Grocer, and others.

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See which household names made the 15th edition of Forbes' list.

Forbes under 30 2026: Young entrepreneurs leading the AI future

The Forbes Under 30 class of 2026 highlights young entrepreneurs using new ideas and AI to shape the future. The list shows how fast industries are changing and how young talent is leading the way. With thousands applying each year, only the strongest founders make it. The new class reflects big trends, big ambitions and big impact.

Forbes Unveils 15th Annual 30 Under 30 List – The Class Of 2026 Features Up-And-Coming Visionaries Shaping Tomorrow

Coco Gauff, Mikey Madison, Doechii, Benson Boone, Marissa Bode, Alex Warren, Josh Allen and More Among List of Notable Honorees Featured in the Under 30 Class of 2026.

50 Indian Americans among Forbes’ 2026 30 Under 30 changemakers

At least 50 Indian Americans figure in Forbes’ 30 Under 30 List for the Class of 2026, recognizing 600 leaders from North America, within 20 different industries who are leading transformative change within business, culture, and entrepreneurship. Altogether, Forbes 30 Under 30 Class of 2026 has raised $3.8 billion in funding and have amassed a 200M+ following on social media, showcasing how big their impact reaches, according to a media release…

Forbes 30 Under 30 Class of 2026: Gen Z’s $3.8 Billion AI Revolution From Jalen Hurts to Ella Langley

On December 2, 2025, Forbes unveiled its 15th annual 30 Under 30 list, the Class of 2026—a 600‑person snapshot of how Gen Z is reshaping money, culture and technology in real time. Across 20 industries, this year’s honorees collectively command $3.8 billion in backing and roughly 200 million social followers, underscoring just how much economic and cultural power has shifted to people who haven’t yet turned 30. The Economic Times+1 From AI found…