Carlos Martínez Pardo and Miguel Ortín Gómez, co-founders of the Spanish startup Wellbeinn, have been included in the prestigious Forbes 30 Under 30 list, one of the international benchmarks identifying young entrepreneurs and business leaders who are transforming their industries.
Two profiles shaped in the elite circles of sport and health, who when joined forces found an opportunity few had spotted: to democratize access to advanced wellness technologies that had until then been reserved for professional athletes, specialized clinics, and high-performance centers.
In less than two years, Wellbeinn has grown from €100,000 in 2024 to surpassing €5 million in 2026 year-to-date, with a team of more than 20 professionals and a solid presence in Spain, France, Italy, and Portugal. Its catalog encompasses solutions in pressotherapy, cryotherapy, electrostimulation, robotics applied to movement, light therapies, and supplementation, within one of the sectors with the strongest global growth projections.
Miguel Ortín joined entrepreneurship from the front lines of elite sports medicine, after his stint as a physiotherapist for the Chinese Olympic Committee. “From the very beginning we saw there was a huge opportunity to democratize access to tools that can really help people feel better and take care of their health in the long term. Our vision has always been to bring this kind of innovation to a much broader audience,” he explains.
Carlos Martínez knows high performance from the inside: he is the captain of the Spanish 3×3 Basketball Team and World Champion 2025. For him, Forbes 30 Under 30 is more of a starting point than a destination. “We have built a lot in a very short time, and being part of a list like Forbes confirms that we are creating a company with real potential to keep growing globally. This step pushes us to think even bigger and accelerate everything that lies ahead,” he notes.
Together, they embody a new breed of Spanish entrepreneur: one who combines elite-level experience, technological vision, and international ambition to transform reactive health into preventive, personalized, and scalable care. Their next challenge is to accelerate Wellbeinn’s global expansion and solidify their bet on turning data into the centerpiece of a new approach to understanding wellness and longevity.
