
How to improve outcomes for India’s next generation through financial literacy
Improving financial outcomes for India’s youth requires closing the financial literacy gap through early, tech-enabled and community-driven interventions.
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 has an undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering and a post-graduate diploma in liberal studies from the Young India Fellowship at Ashoka University.
Improving financial outcomes for India’s youth requires closing the financial literacy gap through early, tech-enabled and community-driven interventions.
Ahora más que nunca, la educación y la concientización financieras son esenciales. Global Shapers de todo el mundo buscan educar a los niños en el primer paso de la seguridad financiera: ...
Now more than ever, financial literacy and awareness is essential. Global Shapers across the world are working to educate children on the first step of financial security: savings.

