About Us
The Problem Solvers Foundation is building a global network of 1 billion people by 2035 to tackle humanity's most pressing challenges through collaborative action and innovative solutions.
Our Story
The Problem Solvers Foundation was born from a personal moment of crisis that transformed into a vision for global change. Founded by Haniel Rolemberg, our journey began in 2017 when a routine doctor's appointment revealed his father had skin cancer—a moment that shifted everything.
That day, Haniel realized that bad things happen to everyone, and when they do, we need to be prepared. He made a decision: to become stronger, to fight, and not freeze in the face of adversity. This personal awakening led him to leave his job as a salesman and dedicate himself to studying and building solutions that could make a real difference.
But the journey wasn't linear. After years of working in isolation, Haniel discovered a fundamental truth: real change—deep, structural, large-scale change—only happens when people come together. When there's a team. When there's alignment. When there's shared purpose.
This realization led him into volunteering, joining organizations like the Google Developer Group, PMI, and Rotaract. Through these experiences, he gained confidence, developed communication skills, and learned how to lead and collaborate. More importantly, he found people who, like him, were restless—wanting to use their skills for something real.
These experiences gave him the strength to create the Problem Solvers Foundation—a community built on the belief that we are all problem solvers; we just need to be connected, organized, and empowered to act.
Our Mission
By 2035, unite 1 billion people in coordinated action to become protagonists in solving the problems that define humanity's future.
This isn't just a number—it's strategic. One billion people represents approximately 12% of the global population by 2035. Having 12% of people actively engaged as problem solvers in every country creates a critical mass capable of driving systemic change.
Our mission is built on a simple truth: numbers alone don't create impact—connections do. When we connect 1 billion problem solvers, we're not just adding individual contributors—we're creating something unprecedented. Using the network connection formula n×(n-1)/2, one billion connected people generate approximately 500 billion potential connections.
We're creating platforms for collaboration, systems for rapid solution deployment, and communities that turn individual passion into collective impact. We're connecting the farmer worried about drought with the engineer developing water-efficient irrigation. We're linking the teacher in an underserved community with the programmer building educational AI. We're bringing together the young activist and the experienced executive to scale solutions that work.
The Challenges We're Addressing
By 2035, the problems we face today will either be on their way to resolution, or they will have spiraled into catastrophic consequences. We're focusing our efforts on ten interconnected global challenges:
Climate Crisis
Addressing unprecedented climate changes affecting every region of our planet.
AI-Driven Unemployment
Preparing for 400-800 million job displacements by 2030.
Global Food Crisis
Fighting hunger affecting 733 million people globally.
Health System Crisis
Combating antimicrobial resistance threatening modern medicine.
Mental Health Pandemic
Addressing the 25% increase in anxiety and depression worldwide.
Biodiversity Collapse
Protecting 1 million species threatened with extinction.
Demographic Crisis
Managing aging populations and declining birth rates.
Rising Authoritarianism
Defending democracy as global freedom declines for 19 consecutive years.
Economic Fragility
Building resilience against cascading economic risks.
Governance Breakdown
Combating misinformation and erosion of democratic institutions.
Our Approach: The Power of Network Effects
Through years of experience working both in isolation and within communities, we learned that working alone—no matter how dedicated—has limits. But when people connect around shared purpose, something exponential happens.
Our network of 1 billion problem solvers creates approximately 500 billion potential connections. These connections represent:
- Knowledge Transfer: A farmer in Kenya can learn from agricultural innovators in Israel
- Resource Sharing: Tech entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley can fund solutions developed in Nigeria
- Skill Matching: A climate scientist in Germany can collaborate with indigenous knowledge keepers in the Amazon
- Rapid Response: When crisis hits anywhere, relevant experts and resources can be mobilized instantly
- Innovation Acceleration: Problems get solved faster when the right minds connect at the right moment
Each new person joining doesn't just add their individual capacity—they multiply the network's collective intelligence exponentially.
Join the Movement
The future isn't something that happens to us—it's something we build together. Whether you're a student with big ideas, a professional with specialized skills, or someone who simply refuses to accept that things can't get better—there's a place for you in this movement.
Join Problem Solvers Foundation
Haniel Rolemberg, Founder
Our Goal
1 Billion
Problem Solvers by 2035
500B+
Potential Connections
12%
Of Global Population
The Journey
2017
Personal awakening and beginning of the journey
2018-2023
Community building and leadership development
2024
Launch of Problem Solvers Foundation
2035
Goal: 1 billion problem solvers united
"We are all problem solvers. We just need to act like it."
— Haniel Rolemberg
Founder, Problem Solvers Foundation