Joshua Broggi

Joshua is the founder of Woolf, which exists to increase access to world-class higher education and ensure that it is globally recognized and transferable. Previously, at the University of Oxford, he was a member of the Faculty of Philosophy and the governing parliament of the University. He also held a Humboldt Fellowship, during which he worked on the definition and measure of human progress in relation to the creation of modern universities. Woolf is a category-defining company in the higher education space. They built the first software-powered university system, and they create one new accredited college every month. They aim to become the largest university in the world. Their colleges grossed $18m in sales in the last 12 months and their degrees are recognized in 60 countries. Their software is able to create accredited degrees from any learning content by API – whether that is a bootcamp, corporate L&D, or just browsing the internet.