Bringing lasting social impact by building capacities of individuals and communities is what Anubhav believes is his true calling. After graduating from Delhi College of Engineering, Anubhav led the data analytics team at ZS Associates to support top biopharmaceutical companies in the US. Choosing to pursue his passion, Anubhav quit his job after 2 years and joined a unique fellowship that placed him as a Legislative Aid to a Member of Parliament of India. Anubhav spent that year researching about various sectors, monitoring and evaluating government schemes and particularly gaining critical insights into the public healthcare system in India through field visits to remote villages. Currently as the Director of Operations and Development (India) at Noora Health, Anubhav is using his knowledge and diverse experience to drive Noora’s growth in India through partnership building, product and team development, fundraising and on-the-ground implementation.

Fellow since

Baljit Singh is the founder of mTatva, a primary healthcare IT startup working on creating technologies to empower patients in primary healthcare. Prior to mTatva, he worked at Waferspace, an Indian Semiconductor startup, where he was heading one of the BU. Baljit has also worked at Texas Instrument, Achronix Semiconductors, Magma Design Automation and Virage Logic. He has 11+ yrs experience in various Technology and Management roles. He is an expert in Semiconductors design and IT. He holds a M.Tech degree in VLSI Design Tools and Technology from IIT Delhi. Baljit is passionate about working on solving key issues on Indian Healthcare landscape involving Accessibility, Affordability and Accountability. Baljit’s vision is to save one day every year for every Indian using technology in primary healthcare and empowering patients. He is 2014 Fellow in the Startup Leadership Program in Bangalore.

Fellow since

Barath Shankar Barath Shankar Subramanian currently works as a Senior Healthcare Consultant at Frost & Sullivan in London. Prior to his MBA, Barath was a Senior Industry Analyst with Frost & Sullivan in USA tracking emerging trends in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. During his MBA, Barath worked with startup ideas in the renewable energy and financial services markets from Carnegie Mellon University and helped them take it to market. Barath interned with Accel Partners in an investment analysis role during his MBA. Most recently, Barath was named the Co-Program Leader for the Startup Leadership Program in London and selected as Fellow in the Class of 2012. Barath holds a Pharmacy (Honors) degree from Birla Institute of Technology & Sciences (BITS), Pilani India and an MBA from the Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University USA. His hobbies include trivia, quizzing, cricket, golf and traveling.

Fellow since

Fellow since

Fellow since

Sakshi is a Project Manager at National Association of Social Enterprises (NASE), a non-profit collaboration of India's leading social enterprises. At NASE, she is driving development of large-scale networking and mentoring programs for social enterprises across the country. She also works on designing and implementing special initiatives at Vaatsalya Healthcare - India's first and largest network of hospitals in tier - II and tier - III towns. An engineer by education, Sakshi has donned various hats while working with startups in the field of education, journalism and non-profits. She is an expert in project deployment, strategy and communications. She was selected as one of India’s youngest Global Shapers by World Economic Forum in the year 2013. She was also recognized as one of 50 young student leaders in India by National Social Entrepreneurship Forum in the year 2011. Sakshi holds a degree in Computer Science Engineering. She is a fan of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. Sakshi is passionate aboutreasing access to education and opportunities through technology. She is a 2014 Fellow in the Startup Leadership Program in Bangalore. She has also worked as a Business Operations Manager at Chumbak. She is currently pursuing her MBA at the Indian School of Business.

Fellow since