Muhammad Tayyab Shabbir is a founder based in London. He moved to the UK alone at 17 to read Theoretical Physics at University College London, graduating with an MSci in 2021.
While an undergraduate he was one of six UCL students who co-wrote Classical Mechanics: A professor-student collaboration with Prof Mario Campanelli. The book was published by the Institute of Physics in 2020, when he was 20, presented at the CERN Library, reviewed in Contemporary Physics in 2021, and is now prescribed reading at UCL. In 2021 he held a summer research studentship at UCL modelling Ganymede's magnetic field for the JUICE mission.
Before Avvale he co-founded student startups, one of which pitched at London City Hall through the Mayor's Entrepreneurs competition in 2019 and was selected for the Santander Universities startup competition. He founded Avvale Ltd in April 2023. Avvale writes business plans, financial models, feasibility studies, pitch decks and visa business plans for the UK Innovator Founder, US E-2, EB-5 and other routes. It has worked with 500+ founders across 30+ countries, including founders whose ventures have gone on to raise more than $500M, and is Its US arm is Business Plan Firm.
Tayyab Shabbir holds the UK Innovator Founder visa and has been assessed and passed by UK endorsing bodies twice. He is a finalist at the Global Innovator Awards 2026 in the UK SME Global Expansion category and was interviewed on PTV Home's Rising Pakistan in September 2026.