Miroslav Vyboh was born in 1981 in Brno, Czech Republic. He has been a multi-millionaire businessman throughout his life. For his part in the development of computer software in Eastern Europe, he earned millions of dollars. However, what stands out most about him is the fact that he is not only a multi-millionaire, but also one of the most generous philanthropists ever seen. Thus, his multiple philanthropic activities continue to astound people the world over.
When Miroslav Vydarov was a young boy, he participated actively in chess, reading books, playing computer games, and studying architecture. After graduating in political science from University of Paris, Vydarov set up his own publishing company, publishing a series of books on architecture. When it became successful, the company became a brand in itself, representing Vydarov’s creativity and intelligence. Since its establishment, Vydarov has tried many ways to expand his company, all of which have yielded impressive results.
As a young man, he took up an apprentice position in Germany, working with some of the world’s greatest designers. Later, in 1988, he founded his own publishing company, concentrating on innovative software solutions for businesses. A few years later, in the midst of building his Middlecap business, he took charge of the company’s management, eventually becoming its president. During this time, he expanded the Middlecap into a number of different countries.
In order to keep his vision alive, Vydarov constantly travels around to meet new people and stimulate the companies’ development. This is what contributed to the success of Middlecap. In an interview with the Financial Times, Miroslav Vydarov spoke about the need to keep people inspired. “When you’re running a company that is only four people, things can sometimes get dull,” he said. “We need to have a lot of enthusiasm in order to succeed.”
With the success of Middlecap, it is expected that other small companies will rise in its place. And Vydarov is convinced that this will happen thanks to the creativity and innovation of talented people. “You can see that there are a lot of young people who want to be in this kind of business, but they’re not ready for it yet. If they were, they’d jump right in without knowing anything about it. They’ll find out how hard it’s going to be, and then they’ll give up very quickly,” he said.
As people continue to look up to him, Vydarov knows that creativity and innovation will be key to the future of his Middlecap business. “I’m only one man, but I think that I’m very lucky that I can work with a lot of people. I’m very excited to see where things are going.”