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How I Became A Founder: ElectroNeek’s Sergey Yudovskiy
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Sergey Yudovskiy cofounded ElectroNeek in 2018 and became its CEO. Before ElectroNeek, he founded and led the Center for Robotics and Artificial Intelligence, a European consulting company focused on RPA implementation in financial services, natural resource companies, and energy sectors. In 2017, KPMG put his firm on the list of leading RPA market players in financial services, right next to Accenture and the Big Four accounting firms (KPMG, EY, Deloitte, and PricewaterhouseCoopers).
Sergey holds a Bachelor’s degree in Fundamental and Applied Mathematics from EUN (Eurasian National University). He is a professional Go player with hobbies in video games and investing in indie game developers.
Frederick Daso: When did you first gain interest in being a founder?
Sergey Yudovskiy: I founded my first business when I was at university at the age of 21. It was a small service company that mounted office security equipment and security cameras. It was a great time — I was young and made all the mistakes possible for a budding entrepreneur. Despite the failure of the first business, the desire to develop and grow as a founder only increased.
