Serial entrepreneur with experience in fintech, social enterprises, global scaling , and sabbatical / extended-leave workplace policies. Currently focused on commercializing social science research to create organizations that positively impact the world. Teaches The Entrepreneurial Manager (TEM) in the RC. (HBS 2010)

Serial entrepreneur exploring how to help more entrepreneurs, scientists, and innovators succeed. His work on entrepreneurship and innovation spans industries and regions, from Indian tech ventures to small business owners in Kenya to women’s and mental health startups in the US. Co-director and co-founder of the Tech for All lab at The Digital, Data, and Design (D^3) Institute at Harvard, where he leads a group of interdisciplinary researchers studying how entrepreneurs can accelerate and shift the rate and direction of science, technology, and artificial intelligence (AI) to benefit all of humanity. Teaches ”Strategy for Entrepreneurs”

Cofounder of microfinance startup in South India focused on bringing impact-first ideas from academic research to practice. Development economist working globally with fintechs, banks, etc. to bring novel financial products to market. Teaches Business at the Base of the Pyramid in EC. Formerly taught The Entrepreneurial Manager (TEM) in RC

Cofounder of microfinance startup in South India focused on bringing impact-first ideas from academic research to practice. Development economist working globally with fintechs, banks, etc. to bring novel financial products to market. Teaches Business at the Base of the Pyramid in EC. Formerly taught The Entrepreneurial Manager (TEM) in RC