While training to fulfill his dream of competing in an Ironman, Eduardo Della Maggiora couldn’t stop thinking about the children he had met while volunteering in Tanzania. Then a question arose that seemed impossible: What if one person’s effort could translate into well-being for another? That thought ended up changing the course of his life.
First came Burn to Give, a platform that turns physical activity into food donations. Then came Betterfly, South America’s first social unicorn—a company that proved technology could also grow by putting human impact at the center.
But his story has never been just that of an entrepreneur. It is also the story of a triathlete who represented Chile at the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii and realized that personal goals can become a force capable of inspiring thousands of people.
And since then, it has shown that the most powerful ideas aren't always the ones that grow the fastest, but rather the ones that manage to grow while continuing to improve the lives of others.
Source: UDD Business