Austin, Texas · Nomadic
Arron Hyman
B.S. Computer Information Systems
Founder & CEO, Lesuto Technologies
Let's Succeed Together
Building a platform where helping people is the growth strategy: merchant networks that earn, suppliers that distribute without Big Tech tax, and a foundation that turns access into opportunity.
What I'm building
Lesuto replaces ad spend with entrepreneur networks
Every year, small suppliers pour money into Amazon fees and Facebook ads, and that money concentrates into a handful of corporations. Lesuto flips that. Suppliers get a global network of entrepreneurs, each with their own storefront, who sell products because they benefit from every sale.
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Merchants earn
A merchant can earn real commission on a single furniture sale. Money that used to go to ad platforms now goes to people.
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Suppliers distribute
Verified products, AI-built storefronts, fulfillment handled. Reach without renting attention from Big Tech.
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The flywheel
Every new entrepreneur adds distribution for every supplier. Helping people is the growth strategy.
Lesuto Foundation
Talent is equally distributed. Opportunity is not.
The Lesuto Foundation will build physical offices with internet, computers, and training in developing nations, funded by platform revenue, not donations. Walk in, learn, earn, grow. The Foundation launches once the platform can sustain it long-term. Every sale brings us one step closer.
The path
I went to school to build this company
In high school I saw the bottleneck in my father's e-commerce work and pitched a better way in our living room. Then I went to college to learn how to build it. After that I worked every angle on purpose: entrepreneur as a customer, engineer, support, then enterprise sales. Gen 1 and Gen 2 proved the demand. Gen 3 is Lesuto, built when the technology finally caught up.
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High school I watched my father run e-commerce: the same products sent to dozens of companies, each uploading details, maintaining listings, and handling customers and accounting on their own. I asked one question: why isn't there a single company that does that once and distributes it out? One central point instead of everyone repeating the same work. That bottleneck became the mission.
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Eastern Washington University Went to college to learn how to build it: computer information systems, computer science, design, and web development.
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Entrepreneur as a customer Lived on the other side of the table. Felt what broken tools, opaque pricing, and vendor lock-in do to real businesses.
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Cisco Software engineer. Learned how to ship systems that have to work at scale.
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L2 enterprise support · Zenoss Helped customers through painful enterprise software problems. That empathy is non-negotiable: we build so people do not go through that.
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Home Plan Marketplace · Gen 1 & Gen 2 The foundation of our tooling. In a tight niche market we learned how people respond to technology like ours, and saw clear demand for something bigger.
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Enterprise sales · Dynatrace & AppDynamics Sold and supported mission-critical software. Learned how the world's largest companies buy, adopt, and trust platforms.
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Lesuto Technologies · Gen 3 Once the world caught up, I built the enterprise platform I set out to make: social commerce, AI, and shared success. Founder & CEO.
Along the way I became nomadic, visiting 30+ countries. Travel shapes how I see opportunity, markets, and the Foundation's work. More of that life on @lesutoandtravel.
Speaking
Bring me to your stage
I speak globally on AI, entrepreneurship, commerce, social media monetization, and mentorship. If you are building a conference, summit, podcast, or campus event, I want to hear from you. Reach out. Let's put something useful on stage.
- AI that ships in real commerce
- Entrepreneur networks vs ad spend
- Building platforms across generations of technology
- Mentorship and the Lesuto Foundation vision
Connect
Let's succeed together
Partnerships, press, speaking, or a direct conversation. Email is the fastest path; book a slot when you want time on the calendar.