Avery Dylan Schrader, co-founder and CEO of Modash, a rapidly evolving influencer marketing platform, grew up in a fishing family in a small town in Nova Scotia, Canada. After finishing high school, he moved to Germany, where he first became acquainted with startups and Estonia, which piqued his interest in the tech industry. Following this exposure, he relocated to Estonia to immerse himself in the local startup culture, subsequently launching a podcast that focused on Estonian startups and founders.

Modash is centered around a Software as a Service (SaaS) model, aiming to leverage its roots in Estonia to capitalize on the growing influencer marketing landscape. The company operates by connecting brands with influencers to create impactful marketing campaigns through data-driven strategies. The ambitious target of reaching a billion euros in revenue within the next ten years encapsulates the growth and potential that not only Modash envisions but also reflects the wider societal shift towards digital marketing and influencer engagement.

Estonia has become a notable hub for tech innovation, particularly in the startup sector, which has been nurtured by a supportive ecosystem for entrepreneurs. Modash's development and aggressive revenue goals illustrate the increasing prominence of Estonian startups on the global stage. As influencer marketing continues to evolve, companies like Modash are positioned to play pivotal roles, indicating a broader trend of digital transformation in marketing practices across various industries.