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Solving The World’s Greatest Problems

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Solving the World's Greatest Problems brings together entrepreneurs, investors, and innovators committed to building solutions for the challenges that matter most - poverty, access, education, and the systemic gaps that leave entire populations underserved by the systems meant to support them.
Dennis Larik's connection to this community isn't a recent addition to Restart's story - it's the same conviction the company was founded on. Restart began in 2021 as a social impact banking app, built by immigrants who understood firsthand what it means to be excluded from financial infrastructure that wasn't designed with them in mind. That founding mission - building for the people the system overlooks - is exactly the kind of problem this community exists to solve.
The connection shows up concretely in the work itself. Banking access for refugees during the Ukrainian crisis. A digital bank built for Hispanic immigrant communities. Tokenized infrastructure that makes financial systems more transparent and accountable for the institutions managing them. Each of these started as a response to a real gap - not a theoretical one.
Being part of this community means staying anchored to a simple question with every new project: does this actually solve a problem that matters, or does it just look impressive? That question shapes which engagements we take on and how we measure whether the work succeeded.
If you're building something aimed at solving a problem of real consequence - and need financial infrastructure that can support that mission at scale - this is exactly the kind of work we want to be part of.