Hi, I'm Rohit.

I'm passionate about fostering entrepreneurship to enable social mobility by teaching talented young people and entrepreneurs about financial literacy and adopting an entrepreneurial mindset.

My journey began a decade ago through Junior Achievement, the world’s largest youth career readiness-focused nonprofit, where I co-founded a company with high school friends that won Europe's largest entrepreneurship competition. That experience sparked a lifelong fascination with how entrepreneurship can transform not just individual lives, but entire communities.

Since then, I have explored that mission from multiple perspectives. As an Engagement Manager at McKinsey & Company, I advise CEOs and senior executives on growth strategy, innovation, and digital transformation. As the youngest-ever Global Board Member of Junior Achievement Worldwide, I help shape the strategy of an organization that equips more than 20 million young people across 100+ countries with entrepreneurial and financial skills. I have also worked in venture capital across the UK, US, and India, supporting founders building businesses with lasting impact.

Outside of work, I enjoy ecletic intellectual pursuits that include world history (I’m currently reading a three-book series on the history of England) and geopolitics across the UK, US, and India. I have also played chess for the past twenty years and used to represent the England youth team.

My long-term ambition is to become an advocate for the startup bridge across India, the UK, and US, as India becomes a top-3 global economy. In parallel, I hope to promote entrepreneurship and financial literacy to young people globally as a vehicle for social mobility through my Junior Achievement platform.