Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Sangeeth Varghese is a globally acknowledged leadership thinker from India, from the Harvard and London School of Economics. He is a personal advisor for three heads of states on matters of leadership and youth development. In 2007, Varghese founded LeadCap Trust, which focuses on youth empowerment and leadership. With an impact over 10 million youth, LeadCap is one of the largest leadership movements in the world.Varghese is also the Founder and Chairman of LeadCap Ventures, a management consulting firm with emphasis on citizen and consumer behaviour. He is an ambassador for the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and was listed in the Marquis Who's Who in the World in the year 2012-13. He has consulted for nations from Africa and Asia, institutions like UNO, World Bank, ADB and Fortune 500 corporations like Microsoft, Intel, Unilever and Coca Cola. He also has the unique distinction of being part of the core teams that helped India's telecom penetration grow from 1 to 50% and the personal computer spread from the metros to tier 2 and 3 towns. He was chosen as "Young Global Leader" by the World Economic Forum in 2010.. }
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- Sangeeth_Varghese abstract "Sangeeth Varghese is a globally acknowledged leadership thinker from India, from the Harvard and London School of Economics. He is a personal advisor for three heads of states on matters of leadership and youth development. In 2007, Varghese founded LeadCap Trust, which focuses on youth empowerment and leadership. With an impact over 10 million youth, LeadCap is one of the largest leadership movements in the world.Varghese is also the Founder and Chairman of LeadCap Ventures, a management consulting firm with emphasis on citizen and consumer behaviour. He is an ambassador for the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and was listed in the Marquis Who's Who in the World in the year 2012-13. He has consulted for nations from Africa and Asia, institutions like UNO, World Bank, ADB and Fortune 500 corporations like Microsoft, Intel, Unilever and Coca Cola. He also has the unique distinction of being part of the core teams that helped India's telecom penetration grow from 1 to 50% and the personal computer spread from the metros to tier 2 and 3 towns. He was chosen as "Young Global Leader" by the World Economic Forum in 2010.".