Saturday, September 19, 2026

Name: Yetinayet Solomon

Education : 10+

Company Name : Yeti Pads

Title: Founder and CEO

Founded in; 2023

What it does; Production of washable feminine hygiene products

Head quarter: Keraniyo Medanialem

Start up capital : 100,000 birr

Current capital : 600,000 birr

Number of the Employees : 13

Reason for Starting the business : To be part of the solution to many women

Biggest perk of ownership : Survival for other people

Biggest strength : I don’t give up

Biggest challenge : Lack of finance

Plan: Distribution of Yeti-pads throughout the country and creation of employment opportunities for women with disabilities

First Career: None

Most interested in meeting: President Sahle-work Zewde

Most admired person: Athlete Haile Gebrselassie

Stress reducer: Walking

Favorite book: Konjowochu

Favorite past time: my wedding day

Favorite destination: Japan

23 Favorite automobile: Ferrari

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