A bit more about me.

I was born and raised in Delhi, and I’ve lived in the same city all my life. So I did my exploring sideways. I painted, played the keyboard and played basketball in the early years, and then picked up pretty much every sport going.

In undergrad I fell in love with solving problems. I just didn’t know which job that was. So I tried a bit of everything: venture capital, venture building, a few real estate startups, and roles across product, marketing and growth. I wanted to see where I actually fit. Product was the one that clicked.

During college I started Nest, an incubator for the stage before incubation, when an idea is still rough. I got to stand next to founders on their zero-to-one journey, and that made me want to try it myself. So I built Fitin with a couple of friends. It didn’t work out, so I exited. Not every story ends in a launch party, and I’m fine with that.

After college I joined Visit Health. That’s where I learned stakeholder management, building products from scratch, managing big teams, healthcare tech and thinking from first principles.

Outside work I listen to podcasts and read, mostly about people’s journeys: how they got from nothing to something.

ISB felt like the natural next step. I wanted a more structured way to keep learning, and a chance to meet people from very different fields and backgrounds, which speeds up the journey. After ISB, I want to build something for a much larger consumer audience. The rest I’m still figuring out.