58: Veena Somareddy dropped out of PhD program to start a virtual reality physical & neurological rehab company

Immigrant Entrepreneurs

English - April 05, 2021 01:06 - 49 minutes - 46.2 MB - ★★★★★ - 7 ratings
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Previous Episode: 57: Maria Orozova launched her marketing company at 25 years old, they thrived during COVID

Next Episode: 59: Yuri Kuts started his company as an illegal immigrant, now making $5+ million a year

Immigrant Entrepreneur: Veena Somareddy

Veena's immigration journey was not all that easy. She was denied three times when she applied for a visa. She had to fight for her entrance, but with her determination she knew she wanted to be in the US.

She immigrated when she was 22 years old and when she was in her PhD program life took her by surprise. A random act by a stranger lead her to open up her business with a co-founder.

She's in the augmented/virtual reality industry and what their company is doing with rehabilitation is absolutely revolutionary.

Their clients experience a lot less limitations by doing virtual reality rehab exercises.

Veena is full of energy and extremely passionate to change the healthcare industry by revolutionizing rehabilitation exercises. Her journey is definitely one of a kind.

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