Noah Labhart

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Nurhan Farooq grew up in Egypt, which she notes the culture has a deep root in family.

She and her sister have always been drawn to social entrepreneurship, being drawn to building but also positively impacting the world.

In addition, Nurhan has a medical background, which taught her that good intentions are not enough.

You need good systems.

Outside of tech, she loves to travel and visit cities.

She frequently observes how people move throughout the world and how systems influence their daily life.

Nurhan and her sister wanted to learn to drive scooters.

In doing so, they were immediately greeted with inequitable opportunities for women in this arena.

They wanted to change this situation and deployed a back-of-the-napkin idea into a fully operational platform.

This is the creation story of Dosie.

Let's dive into what you would consider the MVP of Dosies, that first version of the platform that you built.

How long did it take to build and what sort of tools were you using to bring it to life?

Tell me about a decision you had to make in building that first MVP.

And I hear a few in what you've already said, but maybe a decision or trade-off you had to make, a really core central one, and how you worked through it and how you coped with it.

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