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National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) The National Skill Development Corporation India (NSDC) was setup as one of its kind, Public Private Partnership Company with the primary mandate of catalyzing the skills landscape in India. NSDC is a unique model created with a well thought through underlying philosophy based on the hereby mentioned pillars: CREATE: Proactively catalyze creation of large, quality vocational training institutions, FUND: Reduce risk by providing patient capital including grants and equity ENABLE: the creation and sustainability of support systems required for skill development. This includes the Industry led Sector Skill Councils. For more information, please visit www.nsdcindia.org

United Way Mumbai United Way Mumbai is a premier non-profit organization with a mission to improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities to advance the common good. As a leader in the Indian development sector, UWM works closely with a network of 400+ NGOs and a large number of corporates for their CSR programmes, workplace giving campaigns and other events. This includes designing of CSR policy and strategies, due diligence of NGO partners, programme implementation, employee volunteering, impact assessments and financial and programmatic reporting. Over the past 17 years, the organization has partnered with 300+ companies and 100,000+ indi- vidual donors investing INR 390 Crore for community development projects. UWM’s expertise lies in identi- fying, designing & implementing high impact projects in the areas of Education, Health, Income, Environ- ment, Public Safety & Social Inclusion, in urban and rural communities, through a collective community impact model. UWM is part of an international network spread across 41 countries, with chapters in 7 states of India. For more details, please visit www.unitedwaymumbai.org

Buddy4Study Buddy4Study is India’s largest scholarship platform which connects scholarship seekers with scholarship providers. They have helped more than 1 million students by connecting the right scholarships with the right students. Backed by its robust scholarship search engine, it is the only platform in the country that allows both seekers and scholarship providers to access curated scholarship information across the globe. Alarming Problem: Every year in India millions of meritorious students unable to reach their full potential due to lack of affordable financing which leads to voluntary dropouts in schools & colleges. On a contrary note, more than INR 19,000 crore worth of scholar- ships is available of Indian students, which either remain undisbursed, or underutilized or never reach to the end beneficiaries. With the help of data science & artificial intelligence, Buddy4Study is solving this problem. With programs like scholar growth tracking, scholar engagement, employee mentor-mentee Bud- dy4Study focuses on comprehensive social, emotional & mental growth of scholars. For more information, please visit www.buddy4study.com

1 Village Social Transformation Foundation (VSTF) VSTF is a section 8 company of Maharashtra that is headed by the Government of Maharashtra under the aegis of Rural Development Department and partnering with organisations like Tata Trusts, Axis Bank Foundation, Mahindra Rise, ATE Foundation, JSW Foundation, HUL, Deutsche Bank, etc. VSTF is set up as a Pub- lic-Private Partnership (PPP) between the Government of Maharashtra and India’s leading corporates and philanthropic organizations, to plug development gaps across rural Maharashtra. The aim is to transform 1000 low HDI villages in Maharashtra by conver- gence of existing government schemes and programs in coordination with the Chief Minister's Rural Devel- opment Fellow. They are currently working in 25 districts, 488 GPs and 905 villages in Maharashtra to develop model villages through 16 broad thematic areas like Health, Education, Rural Housing, Water & Sanitation, Agriculture and Soil Conservation, Farm based livelihoods, Energy, Community Infrastructure, MGNREGA, Skilling & Livelihoods, etc. For more information, please visit www.mvstf.org

STEM Learning Pvt. Ltd. STEM Learning was conceptualized with an aim to inculcate basic concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM) at school level, thereby encouraging aptitude inclination of students towards science and technology. Models designed by STEM are easy to handle and add the hands on experience to the concepts in an easy practical process to substantiate text books learn- ing.STEM Learning has a pan India presence in 15 States of India, has reached 8,50,000 students and 6500 teachers in 650 schools, especially rural and municipal areas till 2018. It has the distinction of installing 30 big science centres in different talukas of Maharashtra under Manav Vikas Mission Project of Maharashtra Government. The ‘Mini Science Centre’ has given children an experience of exploring science in a practical and fun way. Consequently, children grasp science and math theories easily and show willingness to move to the next level of knowledge as learning becomes fun. For more information, please visit www.stemlearning.in

Bharat Rural Livelihoods Foundation (BRLF) BRLF was established through a Union Cabinet decision on 3rd September 2013, as an independent society to upscale civil society action in partnership with Gov- ernment. In addition to GOI, funds are also being sourced from concerned State Governments, Banks, Corporate sector and philanthropic foundations. BRLF has been set up to foster and facilitate civil society action in partnership with govern- ment for transforming the livelihoods and lives of people across India. BRLF engages actively with CSOs to reduce the gap between program outlays and outcomes through strength- ening of democratic institutions of governance at the grass-roots, improved quality of implementation of programmes and scale up of successful models of interventions. BRLF’s mandate is all India, though the initial focus of BRLF is on the Central Indian Adivasi belt, centered on blocks/ tehsils/ talukas/ mandals with a >20% Adivasi population in the states of Orissa, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Gujarat. For more details, please visit www.brlf.in

2 VisionSpring VisionSpring is a pioneering social organization, creating access to affordable eyewear, everywhere. We expand the optical market using innovative distribution strategies to sell radically affordable, durable, attractive eyeglasses to the people living in low socioeconomic areas. It has distributed more than 3.5 million pairs of vision correcting eyeglasses, comprising ready-made readers and prescription eyeglasses, creating $756 million in economic impact in 22 states with over 385 NGO, corporate, government and health partners including eye hospitals. VisionSpring provides end to-end services, including pre-screening, technical screening, training, and eyeglasses on demand across India. They reach customers using proven B2B business models, and advance social impact along three themes: See to Earn, See to Learn, and See to be Safe. In India, they have partnered with more than 50 organizations, including SEWA, Bajaj, ICICI, RPG, Pratham, Shell, L&T, HDFC and Castrol to bring clear vision to those who need it. For more information, please visit www.visionspring.org

Fliplearn Education Fliplearn is an award winning digital learning platform designed to supplement a child’s learning with the help of fun and interactive digital content that has been mapped to all education boards in India. No two students learn at the same pace or using the same approach, which is why Fliplearn allows a personalized learn- ing experience based on every students learning styles .With Fliplearn, students can not only memorize concepts with ease, but can also understand them using interactive content, stories & quizzes. It is an EduTech organisation that aims to provide a seamless and advanced learning experience to the students across the country. With content curated in sync with school curriculum for all boards and classes, Fliplearn endeavours to provide a par excellence platform and medium to its users that is most qualitatively superior and affordable. With the largest database of videos and study materials backed by Fliplearn is a one stop solution for learning. For more information, please visit www.fliplearn.com

CSRBOX Although rapidly developing, the CSR ecosystem still faces information asymme- try and knowledge gaps, which prevents like-minded people from identifying each other for collaboration, and limits efforts towards social good. This is where CSRBOX comes into picture! At CSRBOX we bridge these gaps by providing a range of services for NGOs and CSR Professionals, to enhance their capacities, aid collaboration, publish knowledge resources, conduct research, amplify their reach and much more. CSRBOX.org is India’s leading CSR knowledge and impact intelligence driven media platform for the development community. It serves as an enabler, encouraging collaboration and partnerships between CSR stakeholders. Here, we connect and inform over three million professionals and academicians, through CSR data and analytical tools, CSR research reports, impact stories, collaboration platform and blended advisory services. For more informations, please visit www.csrbox.org

3 Inaugural Session

Mr. Praveen Pardeshi (IAS) Municipal Commissioner, Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai Praveen served for 29 years as an IAS officer during which he served as Col- lector of Latur & Solapur, Municipal Commissioner Pune and PCMC, Secretary to Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Principal Secretary, Revenue and Forest. While serving as an IAS he focussed on reforming Governance to ensure transparency in implementation and speedy completion of large infrastructure projects like railways, national highways, ports, thermal and hydel projects. He is experienced at handling Forest Conservation Act, Land Acquisition Act 1894 and drafting rules of the new LARR 2013. During his tenure as Pr. Secretary to CM, he promoted flexible labour market by encouraging labour laws reform package, which increased the threshold for prior permis- sion for firing workers up to 300 under the Industrial Disputes Act. He also worked in senior leadership posi- tion in United Nations for 7 years in Geneva which includes serving as Global Head of UNDP Geneva Post Conflict Recovery Unit in Geneva (2002 to 2005), and Senior Co-ordinator, United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction, Geneva for over sight of regional offices of Africa, Asia, Latin America and Europe, for policies on mainstreaming disaster reduction in development programmes.

Mrs. Sandra Shroff Vice-Chairman, UPL Ltd. Sandra is the Vice-Chairman of UPL Ltd. and also at the helm of Enviro Tech- nology Limited and Bharuch Environment Infrastructure Limited as Director. Sandra’s social contribution is at par with her contribution to the growth of the Indian Chemical industry. Actively promoting social infrastructure such as hos- pitals and schools, she is renowned for the establishment of institutions that are ranked among the best in South Gujarat. As a Trustee of the GnyanDham Vapi Charitable Trust, the Ankleshwar Industrial Development Society, Sandraben Nursing College and the Ankleshwar Rotary Educational Society, she spearheads their various social upliftment projects. Her sensitive mind and emphatic attitude towards life are also evident from the fact that she has adopted the Model Eklavya Residential School at Ahwa, which is a school for tribal children in the Dang district. She is also involved in umpteen social and welfare activities such as building of village schools, providing tube-wells to villages and helping the tribal farmers with better methods of farming and agriculture.

Mr. Ronnie Screwvala Founder, Swades Foundation Ronnie’s professional journey, spanning over two decades, is one of the brightest shining examples of entrepreneurship in India. From his outstanding contribution to changing the face of media & entertainment in the country to today building ground up business in fields of education and sports along with embarking upon a mission of uplifting a million rural Indians out of poverty every 5 years, Ronnie has set a new benchmark in pursuing entrepreneurial passions at scale. Ronnie initiated The Swades Foundation, which operates with the single-minded focus of empowering one million lives in Rural India every 5-6 years through a unique 360-degree model with verticals in Water, Sanitation, Health, Nutrition, Community Mobilization, Education, and most importantly Agriculture & Livelihood, to lift them out of pover- ty permanently. Apart from this Ronnie aims to build 10,000 entrepreneurs in the villages his foundation operates in, creating over 30,000 rural jobs. Riding on the back of this entrepreneurial wave in rural India, Ronnie envisions a stop on migration from villages to towns and aims to initiate reverse migration providing community members a sustainable livelihood opportunity in the comfort of their homeland.

4 Mr. David J. Ranz U.S. Consul General, Mumbai A native of New York and a career diplomat since 1992, David is the Consul General of the United States of America in Mumbai. A member of the Senior Foreign Service, David previously served as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South Asia (India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bhutan and Mal- dives) in the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs; and as Deputy Assis- tant Secretary of State for Pakistan. Prior to that, He was Director of the Office of Pakistan Affairs. Mr. Ranz’s previous assignments include Chargé d’Affaires, a.i., Acting Deputy Chief of Mission, and Counselor for Political Affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Cairo, Egypt; and Spokesman and Counselor for Public Affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq. David has also served in Rabat, Morocco; Jerusalem; and Karachi, Pakistan. Mr. Ranz was the 2004 recipi- ent of the U.S. Department of State’s Herbert Salzman Award for International Economic Performance, and 2013 runner-up for the James Clement Dunn Award for Excellence. He has also received six State Depart- ment Superior Honor Awards, and a U.S. Department of the Army Commander’s Award for Public Service from General (ret.) David Petraeus.

Ms. Jayanti Shukla CEO, United Way Mumbai (UWM) Jayanti serves as the CEO of United Way Mumbai (UWM) which is a part of the 130+years old global United Way movement engaged in nearly 1800 commu- nities, spanning 41 countries across the world. She took charge of United Way Mumbai (UWM) in 2008. Prior to this she was with the New India Assurance Co. Ltd, a multinational insurance company, as their Regional Manager at the Delhi Regional Office and then with IL&FS Investsmart Insurance Brokers Ltd. as Vice President for corporate and insurance partnerships. Jayanti has been Director for group companies of Standard Chartered Bank, namely Standard Chartered Securities (India) Ltd. and Standard Chartered Investment and Loans (India) Ltd and served on their boards. She is on the CII Task Force for India@75 and was a member of the CSR Committee of the Indian Merchants Chamber. Jayanti is the founder trustee of the Celebrate Bandra Trust, which organises the enormously popular com- munity event, the Celebrate Bandra Festival in Mumbai.

5 Report Release

Report on CSR & SDGs in India 2020 (by CSRBOX)

Mr. Bhomik Shah CEO and Founder, NGOBOX & CSRBOX Bhomik is a CSR & sustainability professional with over nine years of experi- ence in handling CSR projects & partnerships,and social impact advisory services. He has set up CSRBOX in 2015, as an independent knowledge resources and networking platform for companies, social businesses and CSR foundations. The platform is now Asia’ largest CSR data intelligence and collaboration hub. Bhomik works with leadership teams at state indus- tries departments and philanthropic groups to catalyze cross-sector partner- ships. He is an MBA in Environment Management from IIFM, Bhopal and has worke with Zee Media, WWF India and Partners in Change before setting up CSRBOX. He is also part of the IMPAct4Nutrition Secretariat Team to work towards making POSHAN Abhiyaan, a janandolan.

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6 United Way Mumbai is a non-profit organization working in urban and rural communities across the country to identify and implement the most impactful solutions to community problems. We are part of a 130+ year old global movement spread across 40+ countries and 1800+ communities.

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7 Co-panel I: Investing in Education through Impact-lens

Moderator: Mr. Aakash Sethi CEO, Quest Alliance Aakash has over 17 years of experience in Education & Youth Development programs. He has served in several leadership roles in organizations like AIESEC, Ambuja Cements, Microsoft and International Youth Foundation where he designed, implemented and monitored multi-stakeholder partner- ships. He has been engaged in developing networks for knowledge creation and policy advocacy in education, corporate responsibility and technology for development. He is the Executive Director of QUEST Alliance that promotes the use of ICT in schools & vocational training to develop self-learning pathways for children and youth.He is an Asia 21 fellow and serves on the board of Science Meets Dharma- a Tibetan not-for-profit trust promoting science education for Tibetan monks. He holds a graduate degree in Economics from St. Xaviers College, Ahmedabad.

Ms. Ritu Nathani Head – Cybage CSR and Director, Cybage Ritu heads the two philanthropic arms of Cybage-CybageAsha and Cybage Khushboo. She has been the driving force behind the company’s long term commitment towards the all-round development of the marginalized sections of the society. Under Ritu’s wholehearted guidance and strategic direction, CybageAsha and CybageKhushboo have executed various meaningful educa- tional and socio-economic drives for more than 15 years, creating a life-long impact on the lives of students and thousands of families. She has been hon- -oured and felicitated by multiple renowned award committees for her outstanding contribution in the field of CSR. She is a dentist by qualification, a drama and elocution teacher by passion, and a philanthropist at heart.

Ms. Sowmya Velayudham Chief Executive Officer, Gray Matters India Sowmya is the CEO of Gray Matters India (GMI), a leading educational assessment and analytics organization that is pushing the frontiers of K-12 education using a data-driven approach. Gray Matters conducts over a million assessments every year, across 15 Indian states covering 10,000+ public and private schools and multiple languages while focusing on using that data, to provide feedback that enables student-centric improvement of education sys- tems. GMI has conducted impact assessments of 50+ educational interven- in India, advising funders such as Tata Trusts, Michael and Susan Dell Foundation, British Asian Trust, etc. on the effectiveness of their funding. Sowmya, is passionate about measuring learning scientifically and believes that diagnosing learning gaps is the first step towards better education and efficient utilisation of funds in education. Prior to this stint in the social sector, Sowmya was a cancer biologist, with an MBA from the Indian School of Business, and spent 7 years in various corporate roles with leading Pharma companies

8 Dr. Pankaj Jain Founder, Gyan Shala After graduation from IIT, Roorkee, and Ph.D from IIM-Ahmedabad, Dr. Pankaj worked in Chairman’s office in NDDB and later as faculty in IRMA and then as visiting faculty consultant in IDS, Sussex, Leeds University in UK and MIT, USA. He has immense experience as consultant-researcher with leading development programs of the world, including AMUL, Grameen Bank and BRAC. In 2000, he founded an education NGO program, Gyan Shala, with his faculty colleagues from IIMA/ IRMA to evolve and demonstrate a new school- -ling approach to generate high learning outcomes for first generation learners, by using modest skill/ moti- vation teacher. Gyan Shala has educated over 250000 slum children, in nine cities in four states, helping them to match performance in elite schools, while keeping per child cost very low. Gyan Shala practices have been adopted in many state government schools to raise quality of Education.

Ms. Neha Agarwal Head Business Strategy, Buddy4Study Neha is heading business & strategy at Buddy4Study. She is responsible for building relationships and alliances and ensures that commitment to the part- ners is fulfilled across scholarship, skilling and employee volunteering projects. Being an MBA graduate from IMT Ghaziabad and having worked as a busi- ness consultant with Mckinsey and Zinnov, Neha enjoys working on social innovation and impact creation in the education domain.

9 Co-panel II: Best-fit CSR Program Design in Local, Regional and National Context

Moderator: Mr. Venkatesh Sarvasiddhi Senior Head – CSR & Industry Partnerships, NSDC Venkatesh works with NSDC heading the Industry Partnerships & CSR engagements in building the policy & framework for Skilling motion in India. He also heads the eSkill India under the Digital India initiatives to empower youth, leads the Innovation Practice in engaging with Startup Ecosystem, partnering with Industry to foster growth by building scalable & sustainable technology skilling platforms to support nation’s largest Skill India program- Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) which is set up across various states & districts of India. Prior to NSDC, he was working with Deloitte as Director Innovation leading the Deloitte Skill Academy which focused in bridging the gap between Industry & Academia. He also worked with Micro- soft for 10 years leading various roles centric around Developer Ecosystem, Academic Programs, Startup Ecosystem & Microsoft Innovation Centers. He holds Electrical Engineering from the Dayalbagh Education- al Institute, Master of Science holder from BITS Pilani, Management holder from IIM Calcutta, Executive Marketing Program holder from Kellogg School of Management (USA) & Chevening fellow of Kings College London. He is also the Chevening leadership Fellow of 2015, Kings College London, prestigious common- wealth fellowship in the area of Education & Technology. He was also featured as one of the Frontrunners and the Youngest AVP of Corporate India at the age of 27, by Business India in it’s 2008 edition. He has also been featured as CNBC Young Turk for his contribution in Academic Ecosystem & Setting up Innova- tion Centers to foster latest skills & driving entrepreneurship in India.

Mr. Saurabh Singh President, ICICI Foundation Saurabh is part of the Senior Management team leading several functions at the Bank. He takes keen interest in economic, social, rural and regulatory issues. He possesses in-depth knowledge & experience of processes and development practices in Government & Institutional Banking, Customer Ser- vice, Human resources and Corporate Social Responsibility. ICICI Foundation under his leadership has aligned Skill Development & Livelihood Development to socio-economic needs of the country. It is amongst the large participants in the country in the sphere of skill development.Currently the foundation runs 26 Skill Academies and con- ducts Livelihood programs in more than 1000 villages covering more than 125,000 adults every year. More than 125,000 unemployed have been trained and placed and more 250,000 people have been trained on livelihood. Saurabh has extensive general management experience of profit centre management, Human Resource, Customer Service & Quality. He is credited with several large scale project implementation and successes in the Bank. His work has been acknowledged in the form of Best Foundation of the Year Award, Best in Skill Development Award, Best in Livelihood Development Award and more than a 100 awards for energy conservation initiatives.

Mr. Rishi Pathania Head – CSR, UPL Ltd. Rishi has around 17 years of rural development experience in different parts of the country. Prior to joining UPL, he was in charge of CSR at Tata Chemicals, Mithapur, District Jamnagar. Earlier he was based in Tata Chemicals Limited, Babrala (UP) and was transferred to Mithapur to take higher responsibility. Rishi has worked with a small NGO based at Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, and with a multinational NGO based at Ranchi, Jharkhand. He has focused mostly around improving livelihood in rural areas. His experience of working with NGOs has given him an opportunity to understand the issues in rural development.

10 Ms. Manisha Patil CSR Lead – Community Engagement, Amazon India Manisha leads CSR engagement for Amazon India. She has contributed 13 plus years to development of CSR and sustainability initiatives in large multina- tional corporations. She is an Alumni of TISS Mumbai and, has worked with Unilever and Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative before joining Amazon. With her rich programmatic experience and vision, Manisha drives Amazon Care’s mandates in Education, Health & Hygiene, Women Empowerment, Livelihoods & Entrepreneurship and, Disaster Response.

Mr. Sita Ram Gupta Executive Director, Lupin Human Welfare & Research Foundation (LHWRF) Sita Ram works as the, Executive Director of Lupin Human Welfare & Research Foundation (LHWRF) with overall administration and control of inte- grated and holistic rural development activities being carried out in nine Indian States, viz., Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttarakhand, Andhra Pradesh, Goa, Jammu & Kashmir, Gujarat and Sikkim. Corporate Non-Gov- ernmental Organization Lupin Human Welfare & Research Foundation (LHWRF) has been promoted by Lupin Limited – a major Indian pharmaceutical company. LHWRF has been developing proper sustainable linkages between Government and the people for implementing vari- ous rural development programmes with a special emphasis on economic development programmes (income generation programmes) for the poorest of the poor, marginalized sections of the society, youth and women. With team effort, LHWRF has been developed as one of the largest NGO in the country.

Ms. Poonam Sharma Head CSR & Sustainability - Colgate India, Asia Pacific Poonam has 22 years of varied, enriching & cross-country experience in CSR, Human Resources, Plant start-ups/ Expansions/Acquisition, People Systems, Communication strategy, Change Management, Volunteering and Stakehold- er Engagement. She is working as Head-CSR & Sustainability for Colgate Palmolive (India) Limited based in Mumbai and advising Colgate Global Busi- ness Services (Pvt.) Limited on CSR. She has strategized, designed and launched various impact based initiatives on employability linked skill development, women empowerment, livelihood, education and girl child and water conservation in various parts of the country in her current role. A corporate Auditor for Environmental Occupation, Health & Safety (EOHS) standards and Factory Reliabil- ity. She is also an investigator and certified trainer for some corporate training programs. She has been given the coveted Chairman’s award & President’s award on many occasions for exemplary work done in the company and have participated in & lead as well as designed programs for various panels of CII, Asso- ciation of industries and Government in the state of Himachal Pradesh in the areas of employability, skill development, environment, education, community development, editorial and training. She has won state awards for CSR, Environment work in the state through company and many recognitions and have given interviews and been on discussions on AIR Shimla on various labor laws. A Management Professional (PG- DPM&LW), Post Graduate (Sociology), B.Ed (Life Sciences) & Science Graduate from H.P. University. She is a three times gold medalist during a rewarding educational journey. She is a passionate, proactive & intuitive leader aspiring to enhance learning and enrich professional profile and native of Himachal, love experiential travel in the hills.

11 12 Co-Panel III: Agriculture and Livelihoods Projects for Community Impacts in CSR

Keynote Address: Mrs. R. Vimala (IAS) Chief Executive Officer, Maharashtra State Rural Livelihoods Mission Vimala has over 25 years of experience in various departments of the govern- ment and has contributed significantly to Public Welfare Schemes. In her current position as CEO of Maharashtra State Rural Livelihoods Mission in the Government of Maharashtra, she works for the empowerment of women through Self – Help Groups (SHGs) in rural Maharashtra. Her widely propagat- ed “Dash Sutra”, the 10 cardinal principles has been instrumental in creating more than 2 lakh self-help groups and associating over 30 lakh families in 34 rural districts of Maharashtra. She is also in charge of skilling rural youth through Deendayal Upadhyay Grameen Kaushalya Yojana and has facilitated skilling of over 23000 youth and placing over 10,000 youth in jobs. She started her career as a History Lecturer at University of Pune. Ever since her foray into Public Service in 1993, Vimala has served in several positions, which have been an interesting mix of manage- ment and administration. She has been Joint Managing Director of Small Scale Industries Development Corporation and Film city. She also served as Deputy Commissioner for Entertainment Duty and Rehabili- tation of Project affected persons. She has also worked as the Joint Manager Director of Dadasaheb Phalke Filmcity and also implemented the MGNREGA / EGS as Deputy Secretary to the Government of Maharashtra. Elections and land acquisition are some of the fields in which she has specialised.

Moderator: Mr. Amit Kumar Singh Country Representative India, Tanager Amit is an agribusiness and market development expert with more than 20 years of experience in conceptualizing and executing agriculture and liveli- hoods development programs in a wide range of value chains in agriculture, horticulture and forestry. As Tanager’s country representative for India, he provides team leadership and direction for Tanager’s portfolio of supply chain strengthening activities, with a focus on women and landless farmers. Amit has dedicated his career to strengthening communities and has been responsible for projects that organized more than 100,000 smallholder farmers into self-help and producer groups. He also brings expertise in conducting large-scale research studies, including baseline and end-term assess- ments for USAID, DFID, the Ford Foundation, and UNIDO, among others, and is passionate about develop- ing new tools using Participatory Rapid Appraisals (PRA). With a Master’s in agricultural economics from National Dairy Research Institute, Amit has co-authored two books on value chains and has eleven publica- tions in national and international journals of repute.

Mr. Jacob Ninan Executive Trustee & CEO, Axis Bank Foundation Jacob is a banker with over 30 years of experience in the sector and is associ- ated with Axis Bank Limited since 2000. Jacob used to head the Bank’s busi- nesses in the Middle East and Africa before leading the philanthropy initiatives of the Bank and its subsidiaries through Axis Bank Foundation (ABF). With a passion for ‘giving back to society’, he currently oversees the work of ABF and guides the team in scaling outreach through nurturing collaborations in the development space. He strongly believes that government is the biggest developmental agency and it’s important to leverage on government resources by building partnerships. He is also a Director on the Board of Maharashtra Village Social Transformation Foundation. In his free time, he volunteers to support two NGOs active in Mumbai slum and is involved in healthcare and social wellbe- ing.Established in 2006, ABF has adopted the theme of “Sustainable Livelihoods” and works with the rural communities on Watersheds, Farm and off Farm productivity, Micro enterprises and Skilling. Till date, ABF has worked with over 1.5 million households across 23 States of India.

13 Mr. Ganesh Neelam Executive Director – Collective for integrated Livelihood Initiatives, Tata Trusts Ganesh obtained his Master’s degree in Geo-science from University of Pune in the year 2000. Post his masters, he joined BAIF Development Research Foundation as a Hydro-geologist where he worked for four years on Water- shed Development Programmes to ensure quality planning and optimum utili- zation of the groundwater resource. He also worked on the Horticulture Pro- -motion Programme with the focus of bringing in innovative approaches to water management within horti- culture. He joined Tata Trust in 2004 as a Programme Associate handling the flagship initiative named Cen- tral India Initiative focusing on enhancing livelihoods of tribal communities in Central India. Presently, he leads CINI, which is executing the “LakhpatiKisan – Smart Village” focused programme and also supervis- ing key programmes like Improved Cook stoves and Transform Rural India which would create a large scale positive impact for rural communities. Apart from his role at the Trusts, he is a Director at the Founda- tion for Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship (FISE).

Mr. Suhas Joshi Head – CSR, Bayer South Asia Suhas is the Head of CSR, Bayer South Asia. He is also the Managing Director of Bayer Prayas. Suhas has held senior management positions in some of India's leading agribusiness companies with his experience ranging from marketing to strategic planning. He oversaw the expansion of Bayer’s contract farming operations in India. Under Suhas’ leadership, the company’s Corpo- rate Societal Engagement initiatives have brought the spirit of innovation to the fore and are achieving transformational change that is being implemented in 15 states across India at a budget of approximately INR 150 Mio benefitting around 135,000 people. Today, Bayer is implementing and supporting a number of meaningful social innovation programs over the last few years. Some of them like Discovering Hands and Program for Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence will have long term impact for India. His academic qualifications include a graduate degree in Agricultural Sciences and a Postgraduate degree in Business Management.

Mr. D. Sreenivas Rao Head Strategic Partnerships and Resource Mobilization, Bharat Rural Livelihoods Foundation (BRLF) Trained in Social Work from Osmania University, and in Management of NGOs from the London School of Economics, Sreenivas has over 32 years of experi- ence with the NGO sector in India. After an initial grounding of 3 years at the grassroots, he worked with various national and international NGOs, like Cath- olic Health Association of India, CARE India, Plan International and HLFPPT- PSU initiated not for profit, at senior levels. Over the years, he has gained expertise in program manage- ment, grant management, partnership management, Strategic Planning and resource mobilisation. Pres- ently he is heading Strategic partnerships and Resource Mobilisation at Bharat Rural Livelihoods Founda- tion, an independent Society set by the Government of India since last over three years.

Mr. Suman S. Senior Manager – Rural Livelihoods, Dr. Reddy’s Foundation Suman leads Rural Livelihoods initiatives of Dr.Reddy’s Foundation. He brings more than a decade of professional experience in leading skilling initiative for Youth, Agriculture and rural livelihoods program. His passion in rural initiatives is to develop scalable models for improving the small & marginal farmers and promoting rural entrepreneurship. His areas of interest are solving adaptive social issues through collaboration and entrepreneurship promotions for the bottom of pyramid. Originally from Hyderabad, Suman holds a master’s degree in management.

14 Co-Panel IV: Research and Innovations through CSR funding (Legislation to Implementation: Getting it Right)

Spotlight : Ms. Divya Lal Managing Director, Fliplearn Divya is a visionary and charismatic leader and Ted X Speaker with over 19 years of experience. She has created a unique niche for herself in the Indian Education industry. Passionate about providing access to quality education to all, she strives towards creating innovative solutions which drastically improve the teaching and learning outcomes. At Fliplearn, her role as Managing Direc- tor provides her the unique opportunity to bring all her skills on board to create a platform which can address the need for quality education in India. She feels strongly for bridging the digital divide that currently exists in the Indian Education system and is happy to work towards creating 21st century Future-ready education solutions. She looks at Education as an oppor- tunity to not just contribute to but to shape the future of the country. She has been awarded the ‘Edtech Icon of the year’ by scoonews Global Education awards 2019’. Some of her others accolaes are : Visionary Leader Award’ at World Education Congress Global Awards 2019, Women Achiever Award 2019 under the category “Women Achiever Awards for Excellence Enabling Education through Technology”, Woman of the Year – Smartclass Education and many more.

Moderator: Dr. Nikhil Agarwal CEO, Foundation for Innovation & Research in Science & Technology (FIRST), IIT Kanpur Dr. Nikhil is India’s foremost Innovation and Policy expert. He is currently CEO of FIRST @ IIT-Kanpur which is responsible for all the incubation, innovation, research and startup activities at IIT-Kanpur. In 2018, he was appointed as Vice Chairman, Mahaashmita Livelihood Rural Accelerator Program (MILAP), Govt of Maharashtra – a program in joint collaboration with MSRLM and FICCI. In 2014, Indian Prime Minister urged Indian diaspora to return to the country to serve the motherland. Dr.Nikhil responded to the call and returned from UK to join Govt. of Andhra Pradesh as CEO, Andhra Pradesh Innovation Society to kickstart the statewide innovation agenda between 2015-2017. He was involved in developing large scale innovation projects such as cyber security innovation park, rural innovation labs, incubation centers, startup ecosystem, setup INR 1 billion startup fund to name a few. He is instrumental in forging important national and international relationships for the state. He is also the founder of Entrepreneur Café. He has worked with global multinationals like Cadbury's, FIC and Zensar (RPG Group). He has lectured at leading universities like Virginia Tech Polytechnic & State University, Uni- versity of Bradford and University of Cambridge. His articles, interviews and work has been extensively cov- ered in international media. He has served on many international think tanks and hold leadership positions in global organizations such as QuestionBox and WBAF. He is recipient of ‘Excellence in Promoting Innovation in Governance” by Govt. of Rajasthan, India. Dr. Nikhil has earned his MPhil (University of Cambridge) and PhD (University of Edin- burgh) in United Kingdom.

Mr. Ravi Sreedharan Founder Director, Indian School of Development Management Ravi is the Founder Director of Indian School of Development Management. He has worked in the corporate world for more than 2 decades with HSBC in Dubai, Hongkong, Jakarta and Cairo. At the age of 49, he quit his successful corporate career to pursue his passion for social work. Back in India, he was a part of the leadership team at Azim Premji Foundation which works in 50 districts across the country to improve the quality of government schools and learning levels of children in the least privileged sections of the society.

15 Ms. Rajashree Natarajan Chief Executive Officer, Cognizant Foundation Rajashree is an IT industry veteran with over 28 years of global experience. In her current role as Chief Executive Officer for Cognizant Foundation, she con- tributes towards evolving an overarching charter for the Foundation, defining CSR strategy and goals, managing operations, communication and relation- ship with a broad set of stakeholders. In her two dozen years of service in the IT Industry, she has played diverse leadership roles driving strategic and trans- formational initiatives. As global head of Process and Platforms in Cognizant, she was responsible for developing cutting edge technology solutions and incubating new product ventures that support global delivery. She is a passionate learner, trainer & speaker in industry forums. She mentors several startups and has facilitated many interactive workshops for designing lean process and creative technology solutions for complex business and social needs. She is passionate about spending time with non-profit organizations and social enterprises, actively contributing to the field of education. She is the managing trustee of a charitable trust and co-founder for a bilingual reading and learning program that caters to the underprivileged children. Rajashree obtained her master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur and is a Six Sigma Black Belt.

Mr. Harshan V V Assistant Vice President, AGNli, Invest India Harshan is Assistant Vice President at Invest India, India’s national investment promotion agency, where he leads several initiatives for the AGNIi technology commercialization programme from the Office of the Principal Scientific Advis- er to the Government of India. Harshan has worked at the intersection of tech- nology and public policy across public, private and non-profit sectors: most recently at the Chief Minister’s Office in Kerala to drive innovation and digital government transformation. He has held leadership roles in the private sector, forging digital partnerships for innovation at organizations like Bharti Airtel and Larsen & Toubro Limited. Harshan holds a PGDM from Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode and a bachelor’s in electrical and electronics engineering from College of Engineering, Trivandrum.

Ms. Shagun Sabharwal Director Policy, Training and Communication, J-Pal South Asia Shagun is the Director of Policy, Training and Communications at J-PAL South Asia and Director of the CLEAR South Asia Centre. She leads J-PAL South Asia’s policy team in building partnerships with governments, donors, civil society organizations, and research institutions to promote the use of evidence in decision-making and scale-up of successful social programs. She also provides strategic oversight and leads capacity building in monitoring and evaluation at the CLEAR South Asia Centre. She is currently a principal investigator on a randomized eval- uation of the scale-up of the graduation approach in the state of Bihar, India. Before joining J-PAL, Shagun was an Evaluation Specialist with 3ie and a Postdoctoral Fellow at Population Council. She completed her doctorate in public health from Harvard University.

16 Co-Panel V: Private-Private and Private-Philanthropy Collaborations for Large Scale CSR projects

Moderator: Mr. George Aikara Chief Operating Officer, United Way Mumbai George leads operations at United Way Mumbai and has over 17 years’ expe- rience in the corporate and development sector in India. At UWM, he oversees operations, communications, campaigns, community relations, impact assess- ment and investor relations. He also spearheads the philanthropy aspect of India’s largest sporting event – The Tata Mumbai Marathon. Under his leader- ship, the Marathon has grown to be an INR 40+ crore fundraising platform bringing together over 200 companies, 300 NGOs and 2000+ fundraisers annually. George has a strong interest and inclination towards furthering philanthropy, sustainable commu- nity initiatives and supporting the development of social enterprises. His expertise lies in building collective impact models which require creating collaborations & alliances between donors, companies, NGOs and government bodies towards common community purpose.

Mr. Neeraj Kumar Lal Head – CSR, Arvind Ltd. Neeraj heads CSR function of the company, responsible for conceptualisation, formulation of strategies and management of the programmes aimed at addressing the societal issues in Urban India. The present engagement is in an ambitious Educational programme aimed to improve quality of education for the poor children in Ahmedabad and influence positively their future earning streams with the help of local industry and the government.

Ms. Shruti Goel Strategic Partnerships Lead South Asia, DFID – Impact Programme, Pal- ladium Group Shruti is a well-known expert in market based development models and inno- vative finance for impact. With more than 14 years’ experience of working in South and Southeast Asia, she has led design of several high impact partner- ships with a range of capital providers including CSR, commercial lenders, social enterprises, foundations and the like. In her current role with DFID-IM- PACT programme, she is working towards strengthening the impact investing- -ing ecosystem in the region with the aim of increasing the volume and distribution of impact capital for broader access to capital for investees.

Mr. Alok Varma Associate Project Director, HCL Samuday Alok is associated with HCL Samuday as Associate Project Director. He over- sees organization development, project design, and monitoring. Alok started his career as a civil servant in the state of Uttar Pradesh and holds a post grad- uate diploma in Management from IIM, Lucknow. He has also worked as con- sultant on various infrastructure and development projects for several state and international governments and institutions.

17 Ms. Rushda Majeed India Country Representative, Bernard Van Leer Foundation Rushda is responsible for Bernard van Leer Foundation’s work in India. Previ- ously, she helped manage Bloomberg Philanthropies’ India Smart Cities Chal- lenge, a competition to select 100 cities for central government funding as part of the country’s Smart Cities Mission. Rushda has led research in 11 countries for Princeton University’s Innovations for Successful Societies to analyse reforms that improve government performance and accountability. She has also served as a core team member on the re-election campaign of a two-term Member of Parliament, advised a World Bank team on case study research, and managed a global leadership programme for a New York-city based non-profit. Rushda has written numerous case studies on institutional reforms, and her writings on the subject have appeared in Foreign Policy magazine’s Democracy Lab. She has a mas- ter’s degree in international affairs from the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University and a bachelor’s degree in computer science from Eastern Kentucky University.

Dr. Sukriti Chauhan Consultant, Children’s Investment Fund Foundation Dr. Sukriti, an INLAKS scholar, is a trained lawyer with a Masters in Interna- tional Development Law and Human Rights from the Warwick University, UK. She has close to a decade of advocacy and communications expertise in public health and human rights. She started her career with PATH, India, work- ing closely on HIV/AIDS, sexual reproductive health, cervical cancer preven- tion and maternal and child health. In her previous role a as Director at Global Health Strategies, Dr. Sukriti led the Tuberculosis Control and Prevention Project resulting in national level policy changes and campaigns, as well as set up the Grand Challenges in Global Health initiative in India. Dr. Sukriti has worked closely with the Indian Council of Medical Research to set up a Communications Unitto build the capacity of scientists to effectively and credibly relay scientific evidence to the public and key decisionmakers. She also spearheaded the implementation of a champions-based strategy to create an enabling environment for uptake of family planning services with a focus on spacing and access to the basket of contraceptive choices, with a rights-based perspective in six states in India. Dr.Sukriti has recently been awarded her PhD titled ‘Legal and Social Impact of HIV/AIDS on Abandoned Housewives in Kolkata and Delhi’ from the Jawaharlal Nehru University. She has presented and published her work at the global and national level. She started her first NGO for abandoned HIV posi- tive women in the year 2000 and is a trained Indian classical singer and an avid animal rights activist.

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Spotlight Talk: Clear Vision for Social and Economic Impact Spotlight : Mr. Anshu Taneja Country Director – India, VisionSpring Anshu has MBAs from the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford (United Kingdom), and Amity Business School, Noida (India). He is also a Science Graduate from St. Stephen’s College, University of Delhi. Anshu has several years of experience working across different countries and sectors in variety of roles. He has had long stints with Johnson & Johnson and Karl Storz in various capacities andHe has also worked with De Beers, Riders for Health, and Opera Software in the United Kingdom and Europe. He has been leading VisionSpring in India since 2013 and has grown its impact significantly. Anshu is a Fellow of the Aspire Circle, a forum for promoting enlightened social leadership. He was the Chair of Consumer, Marketing, and Healthcare of the Oxford Business Network (OBN). He was also the Member of the Hospital Planning Sec- tional Committee of the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). Anshu was appointed the representative for the United Nations University (UNU) and the Deutsche Gesellschaftfür Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) supported global Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) for improving women’s health in developing countries. He is a competent tennis player and has played junior nationals in India and has captained the Saïd Business School team at MBAT (MBA Olympics) in Paris (France). Anshu is passionate about leveraging business principles to change the world. In 2017, the University of Oxford, Saïd Business School, and the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship recognised him as an outstanding alumni for using his career to create high impact and effect positive change.

Moderator: Ms. Shruthi Iyer CEO, Foundation for Mother and Child Health (FMCH) Shruthi currently works with FMCH as the CEO. Prior to this, she was an inde- pendent consultant in the development space focusing on strategy, fundraising and business model development. Before this, she was working with Mentor Me India, an NGO based out of Mumbai in the capacity of the Executive Direc- tor. As the ED, she led fundraising, oversaw programme operations and team management. She also worked with Hippocampus Learning Centres in Banga- -lore managing the Teacher Training vertical for early childhood education. She is an engineer from VTU, and worked with Infosys before doing the Teach for India Fellowship. She is also an Acumen Fellow.

Dr. Ajitkumar Sudke Senior Vice President Clinical Domain, Piramal Swasthya Dr. Ajit, the Senior Vice President Clinical Domain, at Piramal Swasthya, is an an accomplished pediatrician and neonatologist with a public health experi- ence of 16 years working across six diverse states in India (Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Telangana and Assam) and at the national level. He has worked in the Government sector, private sector, the United Nations (UNICEF), as well as in an international donor organization (BMGF). He has an in-depth expertise in programmatic strategy development, implementation, monitoring and management of community and facility based programs in reproductive, maternal, neonatal, child and adolescent health and nutrition. A recipient of several national and interna- tional awards for his out of the box technology driven solutions, this team leader has a passion for capacity building and skill development and has been a national level trainer in IMNCI, F-IMNCI NSSK and MA- PEDIR.

19 Ms. Shilpa Harsh SVP – Global Corporate Communications, CSR & D&I, Hinduja Global Solutions Shilpa heads the Global Corporate Communications, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) teams at HGS. Her key responsibility is to strengthen the HGS brand across strategic areas such as media and industry relations, employee communications, digital communica- tions, corporate branding, recruitment marketing, community relations and diversity & inclusion. Shilpa brings nearly 20 years of experience in corporate enablement and talent acquisition branding, with core strengths in driving integrated marketing campaigns across geographies. Prior to joining HGS, Shilpa headed the Marketing & Communications function for [24]7.ai India and was part of the India Management team. Her earlier leadership stints have been with Accenture, Adfactors PR and LinOpinion, where she has handled strategic communication campaigns. Shilpa holds a Bachelor of Arts (English Honors) degree from the Delhi University, India and PGDM – Advertising and Communications from National Institute of Advertising, Delhi, India.

Dr. Anupama Shetty Head – CSR, Narayana Health Dr. Anupama currently oversees CSR activities for Narayana Health Ltd. She is a physician with a Master’s in Hospital Administration and gained her Ph.D. in Health Systems Studies from Tata Institute of Social Sciences. Her work revolved around the strategic change in healthcare organizations, accredita- tion, and safety culture with a focus on complex adaptive systems. Her experi- ence as a physician, administrator, and researcher have helped her in analyz- -ing CSR activities from a deeper perspective, combining a systems-based approach with a focus on scal- ability and sustainability of interventions. It’s her strong belief that CSR programs should be led by an amal- gamation of responsible corporate governance, sustainable development goals, inclusive growth and importantly innovation. An eternal optimist, her personal credo has been to trust the journey.

Dr. Mrudula Phadke Senior Advisor NRHM and Ex-Vice Chancellor, UNICEF and MUHS Dr. Mrudula is the , Sr. Advisor for National Rural Health Mission, and is a Con- sultant for UNICEF as well as Advisor for Maharashtra State AIDS Control Society. The canvas of her work is painted with exemplary achievements and accolades. She has worked as Senior Technical Advisor for Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. She is a member of various organizations such as the Safety Committee, WHO; DSMB, polio. WHO; Child Survival Group Planning Commission and many more. Her academic training included intense involvement in patient care, student teaching, and research while working as a Professor of Pediatrics. She received over 20 prizes and gold medals during undergraduate and postgraduate career and President of India's medal. Working as Dean B.J. Medical College, Pune, Director Medical Education, and Research Govt. of Maharashtra, Mumbai and Vice-Chancellor, Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik, Maharashtra, India gave her the administrative insight. She has delivered lectures and orations on Medicine, Genetics, Nutrition, Medical Education –Policy and Conceptualization. Her research work is published in National and International Journals and she has also written chapters for Medical Journals.

20 Co – Panel VII: Investing in women centric Programs for Better Impact and Sustainability

Spotlight : Ms. Durga Shakti Nagpal, IAS Deputy Secretary – Department of Commerce, Government of India Durga is an IAS Officer, currently serving as the Deputy Secretary in the Department of Commerce with The Government of India. Prior to this, she was working as the Officer on Special Duty to former Union Agriculture and Farm- er’s Welfare Minister. She has played a pivotal role as a Chief Development Officer and Joint Magistrate with the Government of India. Durga has pursued B. Tech in Computer Science from Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology. Known for her fearless action against the illegal sand miners, in her very first posting in UP, Noida, Durga was a leading face in the anti-corruption movement against the illegal sand mining within her jurisdiction in the GautamBudh Nagar. She formed a special investigation team to stop the illegal sand mining in Greater Noida by the banks of river Yamuna. Under her leadership, the adminis- tration confiscated 24 dumper trucks and 300 trolleys used in illegal operations and arrested those who were a part of illegal sand mining. Her fearless actions against the invincible sand mafias are perceived as a victory of the oppressed classes against the corruption and criminalisation in politics and set a new language for a corruption free India. She has been a team support and handled multi-faceted issues about various ministries and cabinet on a wide range of matters. As a Secretariat, she was responsible for facili- tating schemes and organizing project inaugurations. Durga is also a motivational speaker who has been striving towards achieving her vision of a corruption-free India and creating a society that is aware. She strongly believes that “When you aspire for something, the entire universe conspires in helping you achieve it.”

Moderator: Ms. Sudha Srinivasan CEO, N/Core Sudha is the CEO of N/Core, an impact stream of The Nudge Foundation. N/Core’s purpose is to nudge and nurture top talent to solve India’s most criti- cal problems. Since its launch in 2017, N/Core has incubated 46 non-profit startups, including 15 technology-based startups solving problems of poverty. Its accelerator Series/N works with high potential nonprofits that are ready for growth and scale. Prior to N/Core, Sudha has held various leadership roles in the technology sector at Fortune 50 organizations like Intel and Verizon. She has a great passion for enabling organizations to ramp in scale and competence and achieve audacious goals. Sudha is an engi- neer by training and holds an MBA from IIM Lucknow.

Ms. Anjalli Ravi Kumar Brand Purpose Consultant, Unilever Anjalli is a Brand Purpose Consultant to several brands in Unilever. She part- ners with marketing teams to unlock the potential of Mass Brands like Clinic Plus and Fair & Lovely to create both social impact and long-term business value. She sets up and runs branded programmes that fight gender inequality, improve public health and reduce environmental pollution. Anjalli is responsi- ble for creating the Fair & Lovely Career Foundation for which she won Unile- ver’s Global Hero award in 2017. In the past, Anjalli worked with social impact and sustainability advisory firms Dalberg and KPMG and spent the early years of her career with Naandi Foundation. Anjalli is an alumnus of FMS, Delhi and Harvard Kennedy School.

21 Ms. Akanksha Sharma Head – CSR & Sustainability, Sterlite Technologies Ltd. Akanksha is an internationally acclaimed CSR & Public Policy Specialist on a mission to empower people. She is a ‘Global Shaper of the World Economic- Forum’, a writer and TEDx Speaker. She is a notable voice in the socio-eco- nomic development space and is noted amongst "100 Most Impactful CSR Leaders Globally" by World CSR Congress; "Asia’s Top Sustainability Super- women List of Honour" by CSR Works International; ‘Young CSR Leader’ by India CSR and is also conferred with the “Sustainability Leadership Award” by world sustainability Forum. Akanksha has more than a decade of experience in leadership roles at both large corporations and UN agencies, where she led change for development through strategic deci- sion-making and policy discourse on CSR, sustainability, business responsibility, social entrepreneurship, and impact investments. She currently leads CSR and Sustainability for Sterlite Technologies and has worked with UNICEF and other large MNCs in the past. Her role with the corporate is to advise Boards on Responsible Business and Impact Investments through Sustainability & CSR along with developing organi- zational approaches to establish strategic partnerships for development ranging across public, private and civil society. She has mentored non-profits and has served on several boards and policy committees.

Ms. Richa Pant Head – Group CSR & Sustainability, L&T Finance Richa comes with 15 years of rich experience of working in the area of Corpo- rate Social Responsibility and Sustainability. She has worked across diverse industry sectors which include -Automobile, Pharma, Telecom and Financial services. Her expertise includes conceptualising CSR programs that deploy management strengths and skill sets to deliver high impact, value driven social programmes. Her work extensively captures shared value in Healthcare, Skill Development and Digital Financial Inclusion. A passionate believer in power of collaboration, her assign- ments have always seen multi-sectoral partnerships covering diverse stakeholders including corporate, suppliers, civil society, employees, social enterprises, chambers of commerce etc. She has done her Mas- ters in Social Work from University of Delhi and General Management programme from IIM- Lucknow. She holds a Diploma in CSR and Sustainability from Swedish Institute Management Program (SIMP), Stock- holm. She is recipient of prestigious Nuffic Fellowship for course on Program Management for Develop- ment sector Professionals by Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She has been invited to various academic institutions including- NITIE, XIMB, IIM ( Ranchi), TERI, K. J.Somaiya and various management and techni- cal institutes for delivering sessions on Sustainability initiatives, Strategic CSR, Shared value approach and importance of Sustainable development education.

Ms. Prema Gopalan Executive Director, Swayam Shikshan Prayog Prema is the Executive Director of Swayam Shikshan Prayog (SSP), based in Pune. At the core of Prema’s belief is that excluded and resource-poor com- munities can be revitalized through economic growth and social progress if the true potential of grassroots women entrepreneurs is realized and tapped. Since 1998, Prema through SSP has built a robust ecosystem that enable women led entrepreneurship and leadership in emerging high impact sectors clean energy, agriculture, nutrition, health and sanitation. SSP’s work, by choice is centered around low income climate-threatened communities across seven states in India. Since 2009, through SSP, Prema has empowered over 170,000 grassroots women to solve problems through revitalizing rural economies. Prema has advised international institutions such as the World Bank and UNDP on development programs through women’s leadership. Prema is an Ashoka Globalizer, a Synergos Fellow and received Schwab Foundation's Award of Social Entrepreneur of the Year 2019. She and SSP have received many global and national awards including UNDP’s Equator Prize 2017 and UNFCCC Momentum for Change Lighthouse Activities Award.

22 23 Co-Panel VIII: Water at the core of Development Planning: Ensuring Sustainability

Mr. Mangesh Wange Chief Executive Officer, Swades Foundation Mangesh is working with Swades Foundation since May 2016 and has Gener- al Management experience with P&L responsibility and in leading successful start-ups in corporate and social sectors. Mangesh started his career with Mahindra Tractors in 1987. Thereafter, he moved to Godrej Agrovet and han- dled Agri Inputs and Animal Feeds besides starting modern Retail businesses of Nature’s Basket and Aadhaar. He has also worked in the Microfinance busi- ness at Fullerton India and later for mobile information business at Thomson Reuters. He has graduated in Agricultural Engineering rom PAU, Ludhiana and did his Post Graduation from IIM, Ahmedabad.

Ms. Ruchi Khemka Vice President and Head – CSR, Deutsche Bank, India With almost 20 years of experience across working in the social development sector and having started two enterprises, Ruchi believes she is the chosen one towards building the larger socio-economic agenda of the country. Ruchi started her career with Microsoft India as one of their youngest employees and worked there for 5 years across different Marketing & Sales roles. She has set-up two entrepreneurial ventures, one for-profit fashion enterprise and one social enterprise (SevaYatraEdutrips) that she co-founded focusing on volunteerism and CSR advisory to Companies in India. Over years, she has also worked with several non-profit organizations and has volun- teered extensively with NGOs in some of the most rural locations in the country which have been among the most enriching years of her life. In her recent assignments, Ruchi led Sustainability & CSR at Vodafone before she joined Deutsche Bank AG (DB) in February 2016 as the Head of CSR for the Bank and its enti- ties in India. In her current role at DB, Ruchi leads the mandate for making social investments into commu- nities that create value and result into transformation of these communities to help drive positive change in society. With DB’s focus on Education, Healthcare & Environmental Sustainability, Ruchi believes Corpo- rates in India have the unique power of contribution and to be a part of the larger eco-system that adds value to the overall socio-economic growth in the country.

Ms. Anagha Mahajani General Manager, Ambuja Cement Foundation A senior professional with over 24 years of versatile experience in the social development sector, Anaghais the Head of Program Monitoring and Research at Ambuja Cement Foundation. She brings significant contribution in perspec- tive building, design & development of projects, strategies and implementation plans. She is an alumni of Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai and is a faculty with the Urban Rural Community Development (URCD) department at the Institute. She is a professional trainer in monitoring and research and con- -ducts theme based trainings for professionals in the development sector. Anagha has over 16 years of working with NGO activity involved in different development/social sectors and with a varied section of the society followed by 10 years of Corporate CSR. She is known to have the ability to perceive social and envi- ronment outcomes/impacts of the projects and sensitize stakeholders keeping in mind the larger society. She is an effective communicator and has a strong hold over facilitating effective team functioning.

25 Ms. Tushara Shankar GM/Head – CSR, United Breweries Ltd. Tushara has completed her masters in social work from TISS, Mumbai with a specialisation in Urban and Rural Community Development. She has 16 years of diverse experience with corporate entities, international non-profit and con- sulting organisation.She has played a crucial role in a Government- Corporate- Non-profit collaborative reproductive and child health programme, which marked the commencement of NRHM in Jharkhand. She has been a resource person for CINI’s 6 month programme on NGO Management and Reproduc- -tive Health and a faculty for IGNOU’s rural development graduate programme. She has to her credit the initiation of a women’s empowerment programme in the Kashmir valley. She has been associated with many bilateral, multilateral, UN and government programmes in a monitoring and evaluation role. She has been instrumental in formulating CSR policy, strategy and leading implementation in the corporates she has been associated with. At United Breweries Limited (UBL), Tushara leads the CSR initiatives across the 21 breweries. Her experience of working with multiple partners across varied geographies has culminated in implementation of major Water Conservation projects in drought prone areas of Rajasthan and Maha- rashtra and Safe Drinking Water projects in Karnataka, Telangana, Maharashtra, Odisha and Haryana. UBL strives to be a water neutral company by 2025 and most of the CSR initiatives are designed to meet this goal.

Mr. Ganapathy P.G. (PG) Director of Programs, Consortium for Dewats Dissemination (CDD) Society Ganapathy is an infrastructure and sustainability professional who brings with him around 25 years of experience in the infrastructure sector spanning water & sanitation, housing & real estate, urban infrastructure and sustainability. In his current role, he drives strategic initiatives, outreach activities and projects in the Water Body rejuvenation domain.Till recently, he was a Senior Advisor at CDD and Consultant (Special Projects) at Wipro where he program-man- -aged specific sustainability initiatives. In the past, he has been a Senior Advisor and adjunct faculty at IIHS, an Advisor to the Infrastructure Development Corporation of Karnataka (iDecK), an external infrastructure specialist consultant at Mckinsey & Co., Strategic Advisor to JUSCO and consultant to the FIRE Capital Fund. He was the Founder and Director-in-charge at Ecofirst Services, a sustainable design consultancy which offers infrastructure and services design to large buildings and township projects. He has also worked as an individual consultant with the World Bank and the ADB in the urban sector. Prior to this, PG held senior positions in several corporations: he was the Regional Manager for South Asia in the water divi- sion of Black & Veatch (B&V), worked with the Mahindra Group in their real estate and infrastructure divi- sion, and worked for 9 years (of which 6 years as a partner) in the start-up phase of Feedback Ventures. PG is a Mechanical Engineering Graduate from IIT Madras and a PGDBM from IIM Ahmedabad (1993).

26 27 Co-panel IX: Evidence and experiences in Impact Mapping and SDGs reporting

Mr. Amit Salunkhe Head of BFSI & Enterprise Sales, India & APAC, CropIn Technology Salunkhe has been associated with a leading agritech organization that provides revolutionary agri-intelligence solutions for agriculture and financial services globally. In his current role as a domain expert in crop insurance and agri-lending, he has helped CropIn to empower various stakeholders in the agri-ecosystem along with financial, infrastructure and similar verticals. He has had a vast career spanning over 15 years across various multinational brands like InterCall, Airtel & Reliance at various strategic levels of enterprise sales, product management, channel operations. Moderator: Mr. Rohit Bahadur Partner, Not-For-Profit Group, Grant Thornton India LLP Rohit comes with over 25 years of experience in advising clients on Gover- nance related matters including project audits, CSR advisory, pre-grant and post-grant assessments, partner evaluations, fund raising advisory and impact studies. Rohit had set up the not for profit and CSR Advisory vertical as a sepa- rate business unit within Grant Thornton six years ago and has worked with several marquee Corporate Foundations and International NGO as a strategic advisor. He has been a speaker at various panel discussions and seminars, written articles on the impact and trends of CSR, has conducted workshops on NGO Board Ethics, is on AMCHAM’s CSR Committee, Grant Thornton’s Global Not For Profit group and supports and mentors NGOs focusing on children & youth. Ms. Shalini Singh Chief – Corporate Communication & Sustainability, The TATA Power Company Ltd. Shalini during her tenure at Tata Power has launched and spearheaded sever- al social brand properties to reinforce Tata Power’s commitment to Sustain- ability and Corporate Social Responsibility. These include initiatives like Club Enerji, Greenolution, Act for Mahseer and Be Green. She is a TEDx speaker and has presented the social brands-Club Enerji&Greenolution at IIMA TEDx. She is a trustee of Tata Power Community Development Trust and has served as a Women Director and a board member on few key subsidiaries of Tata Power. Shalini is an integrated Communication professional with 20 years of experience in the industries such as Power, IT, Telecom, Tex- tile & Garments and has been heading Corporate Communications at Tata Power since October 2004 and has a lead responsibility for External and Internal Communications. Her focus areas include brand & corpo- rate identity management, media relations, financial communications, crisis management, internal commu- nication, & event management. Under her leadership, Corporate Communications function of Tata Power has won several national and international communication accolades for Tata Power. Prior to this, she was leading Marketing and Communications for consulting business of Accenture, India.

Mr. Pratyush Panda Head-CSR, ACC Limited Pratyush is a CSR & Sustainability professional with 19 years of experience in CARE and ACC Limited (A Leading Cement Company in India). He has done MBA (Rural Management) from XIM, Bhubaneswar, and Masters of Sociology from S. V. University. He is also an Aspire Circle Fellow. Presently he is serv- ing as Corporate Head CSR at ACC Limited, Mumbai and serving a million lives every year through 32 NGO partners, 07 corporate and personal volun- tary services. In addition, he is a member of CII National Committee on Educa-

28 -tion, CII National Committee on Public Health and CSR. He is also a proactive volunteer of Global Com- pact Network of India. Pratyush is very innovative and is passionately working on CSR online Monitoring & Impact Evaluation Tools, Anti corruption, Policy Advocacy, and he is a pro-NGO Partnership person. Mr. Kartik Desai Executive Director, ASHA Impact Kartik leads Asha Impact, an impact investing and policy advocacy platform operating a multi-family office founded by Vikram Gandhi and Pramod Bhasin for senior business leaders, UHNIs and philanthropists to invest in scalable, for profit social enterprises. Prior to co-founding Asha in 2014, he has worked at two pioneering impact funds – Lok Capital and Aavishkaar – and as an invest- ment banker with DSP Merrill Lynch in Mumbai, and interned with the Rocke- feller Foundation and the UNDP in the US and Africa. Kartik has led invest- -ments into and serves on the boards of ten early-stage companies in India across sectors: affordable hous- ing, financial inclusion, waste management, education & skilling, healthcare, agriculture, energy access and rural distribution. He is an elected board member of the Impact Investors Council (IIC) and co-chairs its Research Committee to align impact measurement and reporting standards for local funds according to international best practices. He has over 15 years of experience across venture capital, start-ups, social finance, investment banking, development policy and advocacy.

Dr. Sonal D. Zaveri Founding Member and Vice President, Community Evaluators South Asia Dr. Sonal D. Zaveri, is a Duke University Alumni, USA(Fleishman Fellow), with a Ph.D. in Social Work from Pune University. She is a founder member and Vice President of the Community of Evaluators South Asia. In the two decades as a working professional, she has undertaken various roles such as a Research Director at Centre for Research and Development, Mumbai; Techni- Technical Coordinator, HIV/AIDS Project Support Unit, Gujarat State; International Advisor, Child-to-Child Trust. She has also managed to actively work with other groups: like EvalGender+ Global Management Group, GENSA Gender and Equity Network South Asia. Dr. Sonal's special expertise in gender-related evaluation, young people (children and adolescent) participation, community empowerment, HIV and reproductive health, equity, and disability. Her areas of professional interest include program design and collaborative analysis with multiple stakeholders including community groups, NGOs, civil society, govern- ment, and donors. She has contributed as a co-author and editor for many research publications. The experience so far is a collective result of global exposure and diversity of work in parts of Aisa, Europe, and Africa. She has served as an individual consultant for organizations such as Mama Cash, Universalia, World Bank, UNICEF, UNAIDS, UNDP, DFID, IDRC, ActionAid, Aga Khan Foundation, and many more.

Mr. Pranav Kothari VP-Large Scale Education Programs-Assessments and Mindspark, Educational Initiatives Ever since Pranav graduated from HBS, he has worked on one singular issue “how to bring technology to improve learning outcomes at scale for low-income children”. Pranav is currently heading Educational Initiatives' Large Scale Edu- cation Programmes team that works with Foundations, Governments, and Corporate CSR to help bring high quality student assessments, personalized learning software and impact evaluation services.The company developed Mindspark, a technology-based, personalized, adaptive learning tool that draws on a database of questions and answers to anticipate common mistakes. Pranav led Mindspark Centres in the urban slums of Delhi, and oversaw the machine learning platform deployment in government schools across India.

29 Co-panel X: Catalysing Skill Development Ecosystem through CSR and Philanthropy

Moderator: Ms. Anita Rajan CEO, Tata STRIVE Anita Rajan is the Chief Executive Officer of Tata STRIVE and Vice President, Tata Community Initiatives Trust since 2015. Tata STRIVE is a Skills Building initiative of the Tata Trusts and has established itself as a leader in the Skill Development sector in India. Over 4 lakh people have been impacted through the skilling development work of the Tata Trusts. Anita was deeply involved with the Indian National Skilling Ecosystem during its formative years having worked with the Advisor to Prime Minister on Skill Development as his Chief of Staff and later with the Chairman, National Skill Development Corporation. Anita has over thirty years of diverse experience in the education and management sectors. She has been with the Tata Group for 18years. Anita is an active member of Industry bodies, she is the Co-chair of CII CSR committee (Western Region) and an active representative of Industry as a speaker at seminars in India and overseas.

Mr. Debasis Ghosh Public Affairs Officer, Citi India Cluster Head, Public Affairs, Citi South Asia Debasis Ghosh is Public Affairs Officer, Citi India, and Cluster Head Public Affairs for South Asia. He is responsible for media relations, executive and internal communications, and corporate social responsibility activities for India, with oversight of Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. He has made significant contribu- tions towards enhancing Citi’s brand and protecting the bank’s reputation with key external and internal stakeholders in India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh, while continuously promoting Citi’s global network and solutions. Under his leadership, bringing his experi- ence of 26 years, Debasis constructed and executed the Citi India franchise turnaround story, contributed to business strategy, while reinforcing Citi’s leadership positions across digital banking, credit cards, wealth management, treasury and trade solutions, investment banking, and markets. Between April 2014 and March 2019, Debasis expanded Citi’s community activities in financial inclusion, education, art and culture, and youth economic opportunity, touching more than 7.5 million lives across low-income households in India, with an investment of INR 2.5 billion through 54 relationships.In 2016, he created Giving at Citi, which became the first branded payroll deduction program within Citi globally to commit institutional matching and encourage employee volunteering for social causes.He joined Citi from Yes Bank, where he was Country Head of Communications and Investor Relations. Prior to this, he headed communications and investor relations at Rediff.com, where he was part of the core team that launched the start-up’s IPO. He began his career in the advertising industry, working for several leading agencies, includ- ing Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising and Rediffusion D-Y&R.

Mr. Kaushik Sinha Group VP- Communications, CSR & Admin, Magma Fincorp Ltd. Kaushik is a Vice President Corporate Communications, CSR, Marketing and Administration of Magma Fincorp Limited. In his current role, he leads Mag- ma’s public relations and media management programme, Magma’s award winning CSR programmes, spearheads marketing and administration func- tions. Magma works closely with the rural poor in the areas of Education, Health and Environment Sustainability. Some of the major initiatives–Highway heroes, M Scholar, M-Care and Magma Swayam, have helped transform lives

30 of lakhs of people in the past five years. Kaushik’s work has been repeatedly recognized at various forums during the past decade in Communications and CSR. He has also been recognized as a ‘Most Impactful CSR Leader”. A Post Graduate in Mass-Communication, Kaushik is a former journalist and PR profession- al. He has attended management development programme at IIM Indore and workshops of Stanford Uni- versity Business School. He follows Current Affairs and India’s history closely.

Ms. Betsy Vincent Lead – Sustainability & CSR, Future Group Betsy passionately champions Sustainability and CSR in the Future Group since August 2017. In her current role, she works with the doyen of Indian Retail, Kishore Biyani, CEO’s and executive management teams across all Future Group companies like Future Retail Ltd. Future Lifestyle Fashion Ltd, Future Consumer Ltd and Future Supply Chain Ltd which includes brands like Big Bazaar, Brand Factory and Central to create business value in retail, insti- -tute policies, goals, develop roadmaps that bring environmental and social responsibility to life. Betsy has launched several brands which include topical initiatives like humanitarian relief campaignsand properties that are mainstay for Big Bazaar having an ecological and social impact. Formerly as Vice President at RSM-GC Advisory Services, she leads the sustainability practice, assisting clients including first time reporters in India, South Africa, Kenya, Philippines, Indonesiaand Thailand to institutionalise corporate sustainability,deploy sustainability policies, strengthen management systems development, plan and improve performance, thus integrating sustainability into corebusiness. As a co-developer of two Programme of Activities, registered under the UNFCCC’s Clean Development Mechanism, she has also initiated climate friendly programmes in rural communities in India and a few in South Africa and Tanzania. At International Resources for Fair Trade and Shop for Change, Betsy has been very actively involved in advocacy and deployment of fair trade practices in various sectors of eco- nomic activity.She has over 15 years of working experience in sustainability and climate change, with 8 years of additional work experience in the media business.

Mr. Manish Prakash Sahu Chief Operating Officer, RPG Foundation Manish is a social development practitioner with over 14 years of experience of working in India and other parts of the globe. He currentlyworks as a Chief Operating Officer at RPG Foundation. As part of his current role, he is leading the CSR agenda of the RPG Group and driving a mission to make sustained impact in lives of less privileged people in a most efficient and effective way. The foundation currently is adding value in the areas of Education, Employabil- ity and Heritage. Over his 14+ years of impact journey, he has played diverse roles. This ranges from implementation to research and strategy, contribution to various policies and change models, consultingand advisory services. He has worked with UN agencies (UNICEF & ILO), vari- ous government ministries, Tata Group and with Big 4 consulting agencies. He envisions working condi- tions for unorganized worker that is dignified, has growth opportunity, free of exploitative practices and provides social protection coverage. He continues to work towards it through foundation’s mandate of employability. Manish obtained his Post Graduate in Rural Development from Xavier Institute of Social Ser- vice, Ranchi. His learning continues through his thought notes/publications, IPs, participation in various knowledge sharing sessions etc.

31 Dr. Girish Ingle Country Head – Livelihood Programs, Trust for Retailers & Retail Associ- ates of India (TRRAIN) Dr. Girish is Country Head - Livelihood Program at TRRAIN impacting lives of People with Disability and women by skilling and creating sustainable liveli- hood for them. Under his headship, the program is able to skill 15,000 youth with disability through 50 plus centres in more than 21 states and aiming to create 10,000 livelihoods every year. He has worked extensively over a span of more than 12 years handling the diverse portfolios with proven track record in Health, Education, Livelihood, Trade and Cultural Relations. Before this he worked with the British Coun- cil as Head of Business Development and Partnerships where he is credited with scaling up several large scale, high impact projects at pan India level and developing multiple government partnerships. Dr. Girish is an emerging leader in the field of development, entrepreneurship and innovation. He had worked and carried out projects at WHO-Geneva Headquarters,Sonris as De Bombay and various grassroots level NGOs. He possesses in-depth knowledge & experience of development practices in Government, NGOs, and international level. He is a PhD research scholar, done his Masters from Tata Institute of Social Scienc- es (TISS), possesses MA in Economics and holds a degree in medicine from Mumbai. He is advisor to vari- ous NGOs and President of International Trade at Indian Chamber of Commerce for Affirmative Action where he is instrumental in shaping tomorrow’s business leaders and advocating for inclusive growth. An avid reader and innovator, Dr. Girish has a passion for upliftment of the marginalized by creating and providing equal opportunities.

32 Social Impact Masterclass: Behavior change communication for social change

Mr. Suman Srivastava Faculty, Indian School of Development Management, Founder and Innovation Artist, Marketing Unplugged Suman is the Founder and Innovation Artist at Marketing Unplugged and also the author of “Marketing Unplugged: Spotting the elephants in the room”. Previously, he has served as CEO of Euro RSCG India and Chief Strategy Officer for Euro RSCG Asia Pacific. He is a graduate from Delhi University and pursued higher studies from IIM Ahmedabad and IMD Lausanne. He is passionate towards Brand Building and has been closely associated with India’s leading brands like Hindustan Unilever, Reckitt Benckiser, Intel, Microsoft, IBM, Dell, HDFC Bank. His personality has several facets to it and he can be summed up as an advertising man, strategist, author, marathon runner, teacher, social worker, sports fan, creative bartender and an entrepreneur. Currently, he is part of the leadership team at Indian School of Devel- opment Management (ISDM) and serves as one of trustees of the NGO, Apnalaya, and a key member of iVolunteer’s Whiteboard initiative.

Corporate Masterclass: Can Impact & Scale Co- exist? Deloitte Insights for Designing it Right (By Deloitte Social Impact)

Dr. Swainathan Ramanathan Director, Consulting – S&OSocial Impact (CEO), Deloitte India Dr. Swaminathan co-anchors the Social Impact Practice at Deloitte. He has extensive experience in development sector, corporate and academic sectors. He has worked in strategy setting, programme design and management, moni- toring and evaluation, organizational development, reporting and capacity build- -ing for philanthropic foundations, companies and CSOs. In his earlier roles, Dr. Swaminathan was Chief Strategy & Programme Officer of APPI, led a multidisciplinary research programme on cities, sus- tainability and resilience for Uppsala University, Sweden and architected social business models for hyperlocal milk procurement, storage and processing for Reliance Industries Limited (RIL). Swamina- than has a PhD and is the author & editor of five books and several peer reviewed publications that have been published in both national and international research journals.

Non-Profit Masterclass On Achieving Strategic Clarity For Sustainable Impact

Ms. Niloufer Memon Manager, The Bridgespan Group – India

Since joining Bridgespan, Niloufer has advised philanthropies and nonprofits operating in India and the United States across a number of issue areas, includ- ing education, healthcare and land rights. Her clients include the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Omidyar Network, Landesa, Tata Steel CSR and National Geographic Society. Prior to joining Bridgespan, she worked at Dalberg Global Development Advisors where she was primarily focused on a multi-stakeholder engagement designed to accelerate digital payments in India for financial inclusion. She has also worked in for-profit consulting at Deloitte and KPMG where she advised clients operating in the healthcare and pharmaceutical space.

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