Miki Agrawal is a serial entrepreneur and a woman who is after to change the American culture. It is the first time Miki is becoming a disruptor. When Miki Agrawal became an investor, she began by creating Wild, a pizza-free restaurant in New York and one of its kind in the region. Miki Agrawal is passionate about people; that is why her next project was humanitarian.
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Agrawal established THINX, a charitable foundation to manufacture reusable underpants for girls to be used during their monthly periods. She has been distributing the underwear in Uganda. Miki is also the founder of TUSHY, which manufactures affordable bidet accessories for toilets and other items used in the bathrooms.
When situations get hot, you can’t rely on your thinking mind. You must have habituated reflexive responses that kick in without the necessity for thought.
— Miki Agrawal (@twinmiki) May 5, 2022
TUSHY was created with the significant purpose of fighting the world sanitation challenges and easing environmental strife. Miki founded the firm to promote health because using toilet paper is ineffective and contributes to health complications, including yeast infections, anal itchiness, urinary tract infections, and anal fissures. Miki also says the traditional toilet paper is a threat to the environment. Manufacturing toilet paper leads to the cutting of over 15 million trees in America every year. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the country experienced a toilet paper shortage, and TUSHY’s revenue increased ten times. TUSHY can say the pandemic was a blessing in disguise because it broke $1 million in sales in one day.
Miki Agrawal is considered a rule breaker when it comes to investment. However, even with the breaking of taboos, she has established successful acquisitions. Miki is also an author and has written two best-selling books. Miki is a go-getter, a wife, a mother to her children, and an identical twin to the founder of Daybreaker Radha Agrawal. Miki’s efforts have not gone unnoticed; she has been recognized as among the world economic forum’s young world leaders and the fast, creative people in business.
