About
Extensive experience working with companies from the Consumer (FMCG, Retail), Energy…
Contributions
Activity
Experience
Education
Volunteer Experience
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Governing Council
Internet and Mobile Association of India
- Present 2 years 10 months
Science and Technology
IAMAI charter is to keep digital in the center and fire up three stakeholders: users, industry and the Government. As a result, IAMAI is actively involved in:
1. Spreading the use of internet to a billion plus Indians
2. Creating an enabling environment for digital companies to thrive and add value to the economy and society
3. Promoting the Indian Internet ecosystem with special programmes designed for the emerging tech start-up ecosystem; and
4. Helping Government leverage digital…IAMAI charter is to keep digital in the center and fire up three stakeholders: users, industry and the Government. As a result, IAMAI is actively involved in:
1. Spreading the use of internet to a billion plus Indians
2. Creating an enabling environment for digital companies to thrive and add value to the economy and society
3. Promoting the Indian Internet ecosystem with special programmes designed for the emerging tech start-up ecosystem; and
4. Helping Government leverage digital for better governance and development -
Mentor (Mentor of Change)
Atal Innovation Mission
- 6 years
Education
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Member - National commitee on FMCG
Confederation of Indian Industry
- 5 years
CII National Committee on FMCG is working towards facilitating an enabling environment for accelerated growth of the sector and the creation of a sustainable and environmentally sensitive FMCG ecosystem.
Publications
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Repowering India's Power Sector
CII
The Indian Government has been working to attract private participation in the electricity sector for over two decades. Following a relatively unsuccessful attempt in the 1990’s, it introduced the Electricity Act in 2003 to drive development. With the Act now 10 years old, the sector has come full circle – from emerging as one of the most attractive investment destinations in the late 2000s, private investment has since receded.
An assessment of the last 10 years reveals that while the…The Indian Government has been working to attract private participation in the electricity sector for over two decades. Following a relatively unsuccessful attempt in the 1990’s, it introduced the Electricity Act in 2003 to drive development. With the Act now 10 years old, the sector has come full circle – from emerging as one of the most attractive investment destinations in the late 2000s, private investment has since receded.
An assessment of the last 10 years reveals that while the sector has not delivered on its objectives, this is less because of flaws in the Act, and more due to poor execution, unprecedented fuel price increases and project execution bottlenecks. In fact, the Act provides a strong platform for development if certain critical learnings are incorporated as the sector moves forward.
With the Act completing 10 years, CII, in partnership with McKinsey, decided to analyse the development of the sector. In particular, it sought to understand the evolution of the sector towards meeting the objectives of the Act, what were the Acts’ key successes and where did the industry fail, what the most important learnings are, and what should be the next steps for the Indian power sector. The CII-McKinsey report was released at the Roundtable Session on Assessment of 10 Years of Electricity Act 2003 organised by CII on 12 November 2013 at New Delhi. -
Fixing India's Power problems
Financial Express
India's inability or unwillingness to meet its peaking power requirements has been one of the constant challenges for both industry as well as residential consumers. Though not tough to solve in terms of technical ability as well as system cost implications (especially when considered in light of the 40 GW+ diesel genset based capacity running in the country), we have made limited progress. The article touches about the challenges leading to the situation, and lists initial thoughts on what…
India's inability or unwillingness to meet its peaking power requirements has been one of the constant challenges for both industry as well as residential consumers. Though not tough to solve in terms of technical ability as well as system cost implications (especially when considered in light of the 40 GW+ diesel genset based capacity running in the country), we have made limited progress. The article touches about the challenges leading to the situation, and lists initial thoughts on what could be done to break the deadlock.
Honors & Awards
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Young Global Leader - World Economic Forum
World Economic Forum
The Forum of Young Global Leaders celebrates leaders from different communities and industries who embody hope, empathy, authenticity and driving solutions that change the world for the better. Some of the past members have gone on to become Nobel Prize recipients, Heads of State, CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, Grammy Award winners and world-changing entrepreneurs. Glad to be part of the 1400+ member community built over the past 17 years.
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Business World Leader of The Year
Business World
BW Emerging Businesses Awards is as a platform to fast-track the growth of MSMEs in India, recognising and celebrating trailblazers, innovators and disruptors in the sector.
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Economic Times Most Promising Leaders of Asia
Economic Times
Most Promising Business Leaders of Asia enlists business leaders behind today’s outstanding corporate success stories. Leaders who are an important part of the story of a resurgent Asia and Business leaders who have contributed to economic growth and have excelled in building sustainable and socially conscious businesses
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Business World 40 under 40
Business World
Featured as Business World 40 under 40 in the year 2019. BW 40 under 40 recognises high performing entrepreneurs, innovators and game changers under 40 years of age.
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LinkedIn Spotlight 2019
LinkedIn
LinkedIn Spotlight is an initiative to showcase the most viewed & engaging professionals on the platform. I was one of the 14 professionals LinkedIn India chose to feature for the year 2019 for my contributions towards the 60 million+ LinkedIn community in India.
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Food CEO of the Year 2019
Annapoorna Food Retail Awards
Awarded the Food CEO of the year 2019 at Annapoorna AnuFood India Food retail awards, presented by Retailers Association of India. The event was organised by FICCI and Koelnmesse.
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Asia’s Fastest Growing Leaders
World Consulting and Research Corporation (WCRC)
WCRC awards for Inspirational leadership. The award ceremony was help in London to felicitate top 10 leaders and brands
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World’s Top 25 Financial technology leaders
Fintech Magazine
Curated list of world’s top 100 fintech leaders published every year. Featured at #23, and only one featured from India in 2022
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