

Since the first moment a transistor was created, we started asking ourselves as a species — what will do once this automates our work?
Ranbir Arora
CEO of Oneday
From Bob Noyce with the first silicon chip, to Steve Jobs with the first Apple 1 personal computer, to Vint Cerf, father of the internet. Each invention we created, pushed us forward into this future.
And the zeitgeist reflected this looming question, with blockbuster movies like The Terminator and Ex Machina, to bestselling books like Isaac Asimov’s I, Robot; we could not help but wonder what becomes of us when technology assumes our jobs.
We’ve been on a wild ride in our brief 5,000 years as a literate society. The first and second industrial revolutions saw us going from a society of local agricultural workers to working in mass factories in large cities; and then the third industrial revolution saw us go from mass factory workers selling manual labour, to knowledge workers that sell time.
Now, as autonomous driving vehicles start completing our driving jobs; the biggest tech companies use algorithms to automate our marketing & design jobs; as advanced AI begins completing our coding & engineering jobs, and Google searches make storing knowledge largely redundant - the next revolution is happening right infront of us.
As our process-driven roles become automated, it’s time for us to stop doing repetitive physical/mental tasks that are already formulaic. As technology takes over these routine tasks for us, this frees up human capital to do what is uniquely human: to apply creativity, vision and empathy to tackle our yet unsolved problems. In short, to be entrepreneurs.
It’s time to realise our full abilities as a species. Imagine a world where every human was empowered to use their ingenuity to solve a problem they deeply cared about, and to become financially independent off of this work. Climate change, sustainability, disease & hunger.
Imagine the progress we would make.
To train this workforce of the future, we need a new education system. One that isn’t focussed on memorizing facts to regurgitate in exams - instead is fiercely practical in problem-solving and value-creation. One where the outcome isn’t a certificate, but an actual revenue generating company. One where you aren’t taught by academics, but successful entrepreneurs. And one that isn’t prohibitively expensive because of expensive campuses, but is affordable and accessible to anyone around the world.
At Oneday, we create technologies for the education of this entrepreneurship generation. From k12, to teenagers, adult education and above. Education that will create generations of entrepreneurs across the next 100 years, so we may thrive as a society and attribute our best talent to become financially independent from solving problems they deeply care about.
Since the first moment that a transistor was created, this was the destiny we shaped for ourselves; so that one day we could stop behaving like machines, and do what is uniquely, deeply, passionately, human. We exist to make that one day happen.

Chiara Bruera
Community Manager

Chiara Bruera
Community Manager

Victoria Nash
Head of Community

Victoria Nash
Head of Community

Richard Jewell
CPO

Richard Jewell
CPO

Andrea Marcoveccio
Videographer

Andrea Marcoveccio
Videographer

Tanvir Ahmed
Account Manager

Tanvir Ahmed
Account Manager

Randa Al Baker
Head of Mentorship

Randa Al Baker
Head of Mentorship

Amal Al Shamsi
Content Writer

Amal Al Shamsi
Content Writer

Luis Navarro
Admissions Team

Luis Navarro
Admissions Team

Pavel Proshin
Head of Design

Pavel Proshin
Head of Design

Farkhad Gadiev
CTO

Farkhad Gadiev
CTO

Ranbir Arora
CEO

Ranbir Arora
CEO

Taras Polik
COO

Taras Polik
COO

Steph Hamill
CXO @ Head Shed, ex Capita

Steph Hamill
CXO @ Head Shed, ex Capita

Eoin Cooney
CEO at ARROE

Eoin Cooney
CEO at ARROE

Neema Amin
CEO at Escape Strategist

Neema Amin
CEO at Escape Strategist

Abhinav Suresh
EIR at Marcho Partners, ex UBER

Abhinav Suresh
EIR at Marcho Partners, ex UBER

Mia Bennett
CEO at Turned On Digital, ex Asai Capital

Mia Bennett
CEO at Turned On Digital, ex Asai Capital

Juan Linares
CEO at Valangua, ex Mass Challenge

Juan Linares
CEO at Valangua, ex Mass Challenge
Our Team
This is the home of a new generation of value-makers

Stephen Kosslyn
Former Dean of Social Science at Harvard, now academic advisor at Oneday
Education has long failed to prepare us for the challenges of the future, and that problem has become dramatically worse as technology has made leaps and bounds.
Knowledge that took months to memorize can now be uploaded in seconds; many skills that took years to master are replaced overnight by an algorithm.
The education system we use today is not up to the task. It is based on what"s called the "factory model" of education—which was created to train factory workers during the first and second industrial revolutions, as we switched from being a society of agricultural workers.


Now, as modern work environments incorporate AI and make remembering many facts and writing essays increasingly less important, it’s time to move on from essays and memorisation; we need an OS update on our education system.
Oneday is a step in leading education in a new direction that fits the 21st Century. Soon to follow are the equally innovative Bachelors and K12 offerings.
This is the home of a new generation of value-makers who, instead of fearing disruptive technologies, harness them.