From Refugee to Finalist: How a Kosovo-Born Entrepreneur Is Shaping German Innovation
Gojani came to Germany as a child and gained German citizenship in 2013. Alongside co-founder Florian Chlupka, he launched NanoCoat GmbH in Lüdinghausen five years ago. The firm now employs 15 people from different countries and has doubled its revenue annually.
The finalists will soon learn if they have won one of the €20,000 prizes. Gojani’s journey—from refugee to entrepreneur—highlights the diverse talent driving Germany’s startup scene. NanoCoat GmbH’s growth also underscores the impact of innovation in North Rhine-Westphalia’s business landscape.
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