Rujul dropped out of Harvard to start FlightCar. A few years ago, he founded Drinking Water for India, a non-profit that builds wells in rural India, with FlightCar COO, Kevin. Together, they have brought clean water to over 80,000 villagers. Drinking Water for India was named one of the top 5 student-run volunteer organizations in the country by Prudential and was also a member of PARADE’s All-America Service Team.

Kevin dropped out of Princeton to start FlightCar. Kevin began his career in entrepreneurship early. In high school, he set up a successful resale business with his cousin that had annual revenues of over half a million dollars after three years of operation. He then founded Drinking Water for India with FlightCar CEO Rujul.

Kevin is also an avid pianist and has been a finalist in several international competitions.

Shri dropped out of MIT to start FlightCar. He created his first email account at age six and started programming at age ten. By the time Shri was fourteen, he started taking university classes in Computer Science and Mathematics.

Shri dropped out of high school in order to start at MIT, a year early—by then, he was already a full time student on the President's Honor Roll at a local university. Shri was also the state math champion in Texas.