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We also offer our two cents on corporate finance, economics of start-ups and government finance, with an emphasis on economy, along with a bit of micro-finance, as well as trade related economies.

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wealthfare.in

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Mikhail Lincy Philip

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I've spent about 5 years working and I still not exactly sure what my edge is or what's my differentiator, but I'm confident I'm talented and gifted at something. And years ago, when I got into my junior college and degree college, I did it through minority quota, so I haven't really accomplished anything as such or achieved anything through merit. That means I took the seat of someone far more deserving and who could have used a college like Xavier's as a launching pad to become successful. I primarily studied Economics, but, turns out, I don't like or understand Economics, so I'm unsure how I exactly passed all my exams and graduated in the top 95% of my class. I also studied Finance and I like it a lot, but I still don't understand a lot of things; I'm hoping to gradually pick up and learn more things. I'm looking into fields like business, technology, startups, finance, VC, PE, AI, crypto, the Metaverse, startups, Web 3.0 and more. So far, I've done content writing, which is a fancy way of saying I go through dozens of articles, put them all together and frame them in a re-written & non-plagiarized manner, while also offering some new insights or ways of thinking, though nothing too extraordinary a thought. How clever of me, no one else can do that. I've written many articles and video scripts. What a grand achievement. It's not like generative AI, like ChatGPT, can do any of that. That just means I'm not an innovator or thinker, just someone who can rewrite and refine. And like oil or flour, "refined" is not a good thing. That's sad, because we live in an era of refinement, not originality. And we need more originality. By the way, don't be fooled by the LinkedIn profile picture. I chose it, because it's my nicest one and I took it at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since then, I've put on 60 pounds, so you can imagine how macabre and grotesque I've gotten since then. And now, here's what I'm looking to do: solving and getting things done, somehow. Once or twice in the past, I may have waved the white flag when the going got tough, but no more. Now's the time to be antifragile. Now's the time to be the tough that gets going. Now's the time to aspire to be one of the greats.

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Divyushii Sinha

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Marketing manager at Kelp • Mechanical engineer • Building The Good Bulletin 🌱

Manas Kangutkar

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Strategic problem-solver transitioning into consulting, leveraging HR expertise to drive business transformation. With 4+ years of experience as an HR Business Partner, I have successfully navigated complex organizational challenges, aligned talent strategies with business objectives, and led high-impact change management initiatives. Partnering with senior leadership, I’ve executed workforce planning, learning & development programs, and people projects - critical levers for business growth and operational efficiency. Currently pursuing my MBA at SUNY Binghamton School of Management, I am sharpening my skills in strategy, leadership, consulting, and project management to broaden my impact beyond HR. My ability to translate organizational insights into actionable business strategies positions me uniquely to help companies optimize performance, manage change, and unlock growth opportunities. I am passionate about solving complex business challenges at the intersection of people, strategy, and data analytics. Let’s connect to explore opportunities in consulting, business development, strategy, and marketing analytics.

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A meticulous individual with a Gold Medal (Rank 1) in Mechanical Engineering from NMIMS MPSTME. I co-founded a finance blog named Wealthfare and served as a founding member and head of business development at Marlin Racing Team, the college motorsport team. I have previously worked as a key member of the Research and Development team at IIMUN, the world’s largest offline network, apart from serving as a campus ambassador at ExMyB. I am a highly driven being with a known track record of consistency and growth. I am looking to leverage analytical skills acquired from an engineering foundation, coupled with a 22-month internship at IIMUN, to maximize opportunities in fields of research and operations, as well as finance-based fields of valuation, financial modelling, and investments. I am a confident and responsible leader that balances ambition with a strong work ethic and strives for excellence. I would love to expand my skill set by exploring new avenues whilst staying curious and enthusiastic to learn more.