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When Guibert Englebienne,
Martin Migoya, Martin Umaran,
and Nestor Nocetti sketched
out their idea for software
development company Globant
on the back of a cocktail napkin
in an Argentine bar in 2002, they
were just four ordinary guys
with an extraordinary dream.
Argentina was in the middle of
its worst-ever economic crisis,
but the four friends vowed to
bring a little Silicon Valley magic
to their home country. And they
actually managed to pull it off.
Today the four are co-founders of
a globe-spanning company with
a market capitalization of $7.25
billion, offices from Brazil and
Peru to Canada and the UK, and
more than 20,000 employees. But
becoming the first Latin American
company to go public on the NYSE
wasn't enough for these Endeavor
Entrepreneurs. Globant's founders
have triggered the biggest
Multiplier Effect within the entire
Endeavor community. Between
spin-offs and mentees, they have
inspired more than 600 founders.
T H E P I O N E E R S :
Globant: Guibert Englebienne, Martin Migoya,
Martin Umaran, and Nestor Nocetti
F R O M W E AT H E R I N G A R G E N T I N A' S E C O N O M I C C R I S E S
TO C O A C H I N G A G E N E R AT I O N O F F O U N D E R S W O R L D W I D E .
T H E M U LT I P L I E R E F F E C T I N A C T I O N
LE G E N D :
C O M PA N I ES
FO U N D ED
C O M PA N I ES
I N V EST ED I N
EM P LOY EE
S P I N O U T S
C O M PA N I ES
M EN TO R ED
