Company World Records

Hanzala Nazir of Faisalabad, Pakistan, who was 16 at the time, earned certificates from programs created by 44 different companies, from Google, Microsoft and Meta courses on Coursera to job simulations for JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and British Airways on Forage and virtual work experience with Rolls-Royce and Airbus on Springpod. RecordSetter checked a certificate from each company on the issuer's own verification page in his name and counted each company once, leaving out universities, charities, government bodies and course providers. In the video, an SG Digital reporter interviews him and his father on the floor of the family's book-lined library. Not many people have trained at a bank, an airline and a law firm in the same year.

Hudson Group employees spoke a total of 25 holiday greetings in different languages. They set the record to showcase their company's diversity.

Entrepreneur Raivo Keskra established the private limited enterprise Hankeabi OUuml; in 18 minutes, 3.05 seconds. Keskra performed the feat infront of participants at the InnoEstonia 2009[] conference. He registered the private limited company using Ettevotjaportaal. See more about the record here.

Mac Lipscomb, Brian Cohen, and JB Lockhart listened to 24 elevator pitches in five minutes. This beat the previous record by three pitches. The record was set as part of New York Entrepreneur Week.

Logos Bible Software hired a Philly Boys Cheesesteak truck to serve cheesesteaks to 200 of their employees. Read more about the event here.

Davis R. named eight 3D printing companies in 30 seconds. He set the record during a Downtown Project event at the Container Park in Las Vegas, Nevada. RecordSetter officials were present to oversee the attempt.

E-resident Dominik Panosch incorporated his company in 15 minutes, 33.00 seconds. He set the record at London Tech Week using the e-business register portal. Read more about the feat here.