"Most of the 30 under 30 awards are for potential. So, they expect us to do these incredible things in future. Now I relate to this saying 'From those to whom much is given, much is expected'. So, there's a lot left to be done now," Ashwin Sreenivas, a Kerala-based 26-year-old entrepreneur who made it to the prestigious Forbes' annual 30 under 30 list said. The words he spoke show that, with recognition, he started to feel twice responsible. 

His 2019 startup, Helia, that he co-founded immediately after his post-graduation would sell software to enterprise security teams. This was aimed at using AI, to reduce the labour of monitoring through cameras. Helia, in 2020, was acquired by another company called Scale AI. In 2021, he laid foundations to another AI platform called Campfire, a platform that uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help companies build communities. He mentions that, for any company to flourish, it's important to understand the people of the community. 

"The pandemic has changed the way that customers interact with companies, the way companies behave themselves and learn from their customers. Businesses have now realised how important it is to cultivate a strong brand and the role played by the loyal communities around them". 

This student of Stanford University with immense zeal to take up new challenges in life is definitely worth sharing the Forbes' list.