Srujith’s work impacts over 2 million beneficiaries, mainly pregnant women, lactating mothers, and children under 5 years.  He designs, implements, and manages a portfolio  of market-based models for last-mile access to affordable and nutritious foods in low- and middle-income communities of Southeast Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, and South Asia.

He brings a unique perspective to Sight and Life from his past work with governments, non-profits, international organizations, and the private sector. Srujith holds a master’s degree in public administration from Columbia University, an MBA from the Indian Institute of Management, and a bachelor’s degree in computer science engineering from DA-IICT.

• Core functions: Business solutions, value chain analysis, monitoring and evaluation.

• Core areas of interest: Technology, entrepreneurship, nutrition, agriculture, food systems, and health.
• Core areas of research: Entrepreneurship and business model development, route to market strategies, and digital technologies for nutrition and food security.
• Approach to work: Harnessing the power of markets to create access to low-cost nutritious foods.
• Core qualifications: MPA, Columbia University; MBA, Indian Institute of Management, Indore; B.Tech in Information and Communication Technology – Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology.
• Past organizations: World Bank, Teach for India, J-PAL.
• Past achievements: Set up Egg Hub, the first self-sustaining business model in Malawi; designed the first market-based model for Multiple Micronutrient Supplements in an emerging economy – Bangladesh.
• Global footprint: India, Jamaica, Malawi, Kenya, Ethiopia, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Switzerland, Brazil, South Africa, Nigeria.