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How to improve outcomes for India’s next generation through financial literacy
India’s young population, often regarded as its most valuable asset, is a key factor expected to drive economic growth.
Shankar Keshav Prasad
Shankar is currently working towards helping CFOs make better decisions through actionable and objective insights at Gartner. Prior to this, he worked at a development impact consulting firm where he helped non-profit organizations measure their impact using technology as an enabler.
He holds an undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering and a postgraduate diploma in Liberal Studies from the Young India Fellowship at Ashoka University.
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