Madison Zhao the founder and CEO of multiple companies

Madison Zhao has never believed in doing things halfway. Every company she founded was shaped by one guiding principle: if she’s going to do something, she’s going to do it better than anyone else. And if it doesn’t solve a real problem, it’s not worth building.

Her entrepreneurial journey began in education consulting, where she saw an urgent need for honesty, reliability, and student-focused guidance. Families looking to send their children abroad often found themselves overwhelmed, confused, and unfortunately, misled by overpriced agencies that promised the world but delivered little. Madison saw this gap and built her first business with one promise transparency. She offered customized support, a satisfaction guarantee, and a pricing structure that actually made sense for families. The results spoke for themselves. One family’s success would lead to another's through word-of-mouth. People remembered the impact she made not just in paperwork, but in life-changing decisions.

As her consulting venture flourished, Madison turned her attention to a bigger challenge in the education space: how students learn in the digital age. This led to the creation of EDUX TECH, a company focused on bringing intelligent tools to classrooms. With a sharp understanding of student behavior and educational needs, she and her team developed homework platforms, learning feedback tools, and engagement systems designed to help students study smarter not just harder. Her vision wasn’t just about tech it was about transforming the learning experience for students, teachers, and parents. EDUX TECH quickly became a favorite in many school communities because it actually addressed real classroom struggles.

But Madison didn’t stop there. Her next venture addressed a deep-rooted issue in the Chinese study-abroad industry. For too long, families had fallen victim to fraudulent services, unverified agents, and lost investments. Madison was determined to change that. She founded Liuxuewd, a platform that not only answers students’ questions about studying abroad but also adds a layer of trust the industry desperately needed. Through a secure payment system, verified service providers, and performance-based protection, the platform introduced a model where families pay only when their needs are met. It changed the conversation in the market giving parents and students control over a process that had often left them powerless.

Beyond her businesses, Madison felt a calling to share what she had learned. Not everyone had mentors or clear guidance when starting out, especially women trying to navigate male-dominated industries. So, she launched Madison Profit Academy a platform where aspiring entrepreneurs, particularly women, could learn how to build profitable, values-driven businesses. The Academy became a space for mentorship, accountability, and real-world lessons. Madison didn’t promise overnight success; instead, she taught resilience, strategy, and the power of staying rooted in purpose.

What sets Madison apart isn’t just the industries she works in it’s the integrity she brings to every venture. Her companies are built with care, not for attention but for impact. Whether it’s helping students study abroad safely, transforming how education works in the classroom, or coaching women to become bold business leaders, each project speaks to a deep understanding of the human side of entrepreneurship.

People trust her brands because they’re not just polished business ideas—they’re solutions that actually work. Madison Zhao isn’t chasing trends. She’s identifying pain points, listening to real people, and building what they need. Her companies don’t rely on flashy marketing or false promises. They scale because they deliver, and that consistency has helped her grow across markets and borders.

In a business world often driven by hype, Madison’s approach is refreshingly grounded. She’s proof that when you build something with genuine intention, it doesn’t need loud promotions. The results speak for themselves and so do the lives her work continues to touch.