The 10 companies that produce the most startup founders, including Bain, McKinsey, and Sony
Here are the top 10 companies that have produced the most founders.The advertising agency is in 10th place, with 6.84% of its former employees starting their own companies.
Notable alumni include Kathy Wang, the founder of the augmented-reality company BroadAR; Jane Peh, a cofounder of the pet marketplace Pawjourr; and Kristin Pulaski, the founder of the nail salon Paintbucket.The management-consulting firm is in seventh place, with 7.14% of its former employees starting their own companies.
Notable alumni include Joanna Griffiths, the founder of the underwear brand Knix; Jesse McBride, the founder of the food company Mademeals; and Jose Antonio Hernandez, a cofounder of the wellness service Mind Body Social.The consulting firm is in fourth place, with 7.44% of its former employees starting their own companies.
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