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This article highlights the achievements of three individuals and a food-tech company. Ncuti Gatwa, a Scottish actor of Rwandan descent, has made history by becoming the first queer Black person to play the lead role in Doctor Who. Beth Koigi, a Kenyan entrepreneur, co-founded Majik Water to provide clean drinking water in arid regions. NotCo, a Chilean food-tech company, uses artificial intelligence to create plant-based food products that mimic the taste of animal-based foods. The company has experienced rapid growth and aims to focus on customer experience to make plant-based food mainstream. [Extracted from the article]

Shunsaku Sagami, a 33-year-old billionaire from Japan, has built his fortune by helping businesses with corporate succession. Concerned about the aging population in Japan and the lack of succession plans for small and medium-sized enterprises, Sagami founded M&A Research Institute in 2018. The firm uses artificial intelligence to match aging owners and CEOs with suitable successors, preventing the closure of profitable companies and the loss of jobs. Sagami's company has been successful, with over 300 employees and plans for international expansion. He hopes to use his services to help other countries facing similar challenges. [Extracted from the article]