Zwede Hewitt, a former Olympian from Trinidad and Tobago, built LuHu, a mobile app for sharing goods and services through trusted connections. The startup raised $250,000 and is launching in Caribbean markets first, targeting a $300 billion market with plans to scale globally.
Hello, my name is Zwede Hewitt, former Olympian and national athlete from Trinidad and Tobago and Baylor University student athlete. I am now the CEO and founder of LuHu, a technology startup company creating a resource sharing application centered around leveraging in-network trusted connections. To date, we have been able to raise a $250K round essentially to complete our development and go-to-market strategies. Our plan is to launch utilizing the emerging markets of the Caribbean and scale globally. We are in an untapped segment of a $300 billion and growing market size, and we aim to be a next billion-dollar company— well, trillion-dollar company, as you would say— within the next 10 years. Our goal is to add value to the lives of all smartphone users. Thank you.
