I have co-founded 5 social enterprises and organized more than 10 international hackathons.
I have traveled to over 31 countries
and lived in four countries.
I define myself as a global citizen.
I have written 17 articles aka book chapters about how technology and entrepreneurship may tackle societal challenges.
Berat Kjamili is a co-founder of Migport which connects refugees and locals through online entrepreneurship programs. He is also one of the coordinators of the YSESD Social Entrepreneurship Workshops of Rutgers University. He also has co-founded Turcopreneurs - Türkiye's Early Adopters Entrepreneurship Community.
- Berat also has co-founded Coronathon Türkiye and EUvsVirus.
- GLOBUS Social Entrepreneurship Program with KAS
- Turcopreneurs, Turkish Early Adopters Entrepreneurship Community with US Department of State.
He is also one of the coordinators of the YSESD Social Entrepreneurship Workshops of Rutgers University.
Berat has co-founded e-Residence Turkey where over 10 million foreigners registered for residence permits, and the world's biggest online hackathon, EUvsVirus of the European Commission where over 21,000 people participated to find solutions to the pandemic.
Previously, he has worked with YouTube, Facebook, United Nations, DAAD, KAS and other top international NGOs regarding enhancing entrepreneurship communities.
He has won over 10 international prestigious awards and published over 17 articles on Springer and IFORS. He received 46 citations.
In addition, Berat was selected as a fellow of the Young Transatlantic Innovation Leaders Initiative fellow at Marshall Fund and US Department of State where he currently is an active Board Member of the alumni association.
He has been mentioned on international media more than 100 times.
President of the Board of Directors of Kodluyoruz Social Enterprise.
Kodluyoruz (We code) is a social enterprise that works to train world-class software developers in Turkey and aims to make our country a technology development center.
President, Inaugural Alumni Board, The Young Transatlantic Innovation Leaders Initiative (YTILI).
The U.S. Department of State's flagship program for European emerging entrepreneurs and is implemented by WorldChicago.
