He built one of Europe's most valuable start-ups in his 20s (via CNBCMakeIt)
Human resources software start-up Personio is worth more than $6.3 billion, which is a feat for company founded only in 2015.
CEO Hanno Renner talked to CNBC about his journey, from building Personio's first software product with three fellow college students in Munich, Germany, to heading up a multi-billion dollar business with offices in five countries. Renner discussed lessons he took from working part-time as a yacht skipper while he was college student and applied to his current role as a CEO.
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