I'VE SPENT DECADES
BUILDING THINGS.
From selling Commodore 64 games at 13 to building global technology platforms and founding a school for the AI age — this is the story of an entrepreneur who never stopped experimenting.
EARLY YEARS
Born in Pakistan, a country of 250 million people. Coming from an entrepreneurial family, Rehan's father taught him to be independent.
He sold candies in his neighborhood at 8, stationary to schoolmates at 10, and started his first company — Pakistan Computers — at 13, selling Commodore 64 games. By 16, he was building modems and voice digitizers.
BUILDING GLOBAL PLATFORMS
Founder and President of Super Technologies Inc., a United States-based software company providing solutions for the telecom industry.
Built VirtualPhoneLine.com, IP-pabx.com, and other telecommunications platforms that connected businesses worldwide.
SUPER TECHNOLOGIES
& DIDX
Created DIDX — the world's largest marketplace for VoIP DID phone numbers, connecting 15,000+ service providers from 170 nations.
Officially launched DIDX in 2005 with 10 companies. It became the world's largest phone number trading platform — solving a real problem in global telecommunications.
CONNECTING HUMANITY
Founded the Institute of Peace Internet in 2015, using technology to build peace and cross-country harmony.
Created the 500 Mutual Friend Experiment to connect people across borders. Built social media platforms for positive change. Launched the Rehan Foundation to help people fulfill their dreams through entrepreneurship.
REHAN SCHOOL
& THE FUTURE
After decades of building technology businesses, Rehan turned his focus to education. He founded Rehan School — the first AI-enabled school in Pakistan.
Today, the school operates 5+ campuses with 300+ students and 25+ team members. The mission: educate and create 1,000 future leaders who will impact millions of lives.
WHAT COMES
NEXT?
Using everything learned from decades of entrepreneurship to rethink education and develop the next generation of leaders, entrepreneurs and problem-solvers.