About Me

I am a Predoctoral Fellow in the Entrepreneurial Management and Finance unit at Harvard Business School (HBS), working with Prof. Paul Gompers. In Fall 2025, I will begin my PhD in Management (Strategy, Entrepreneurship, Immigration, and Entrepreneurial Finance) at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.

My research focuses on:

• Financial and non‑pecuniary returns to entrepreneurship across developed and emerging markets.
• How different financing structures affect start‑up growth and sustainability.
• The impact of global talent flows on innovation and labor‑market outcomes.

At HBS, I have led projects on the spillover effects of high‑skilled immigration, peer and network effects in hiring, non‑pecuniary returns to entrepreneurship, and private‑equity fund behavior.

Before HBS, I completed dual MS degrees in Technology Innovation Management and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University, and earned my Bachelors in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU).

Outside work, I’m an astrophotographer and a high‑altitude trekker. I enjoy tennis, strategy games, and skydiving. I’m also looking forward to earning my Private Pilot License (PPL) over the next few years.

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