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Who would not love to do with some extra disposable income on hand? Of course, it is an additional benefit if you can earn additional
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CEO’s Office
Siddhant is a B.A., LL.B. graduate from Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat. During his time at law school, he did 10 law and marketing internships with senior Supreme Court lawyers, top law firms and companies, physically attended 4-credit summer courses in business and international laws at Columbia University and University of Oxford, and aced electives such as ‘Chinese business & Economics’ and ‘Principles of Global Business Management & Entrepreneurship’ taught by alumni of the Stanford Graduate School of Business. He joined The Money Club right out of college to kickstart his entrepreneurial journey.
V.P. Engineering
Kishalay is a tech innovator with a decade-plus development experience in a wide variety of technologies including GPU graphics, HPC applications and more recently, cloud-based fullstack architectures in ecommerce, fintech etc. Kishalay is currently interested in hybrid-tech-stack devops architectures that support programming-language-agnostic innovations.
Kishalay’s educational journey includes stops at IIT Kharagpur, Univ. Manitoba and UMBC.
Club Management Head
Randeep is a B.tech Civil Engineering graduate from Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore. During his academic years to gain more practical knowledge and a better hands-on approach, he undertook few internships beginning with a technical internship in MP Government and a Marketing internship in Spectrum Medical Industries. Pursuing his inclination and passion towards Management, Sales and Marketing he was a core committee member of VIT’s famous Tech fest ‘Gravitas’ and the Cultural fest ‘Riviera’. To sum it up, he has an overall work experience that amounts to over 5 years, out of which 2 years of experience he gained by working as a Relationship Manager at Aeronube Technology. He is currently working at The Money Club as the Club Management Head since 2018.
Advisor on Fintech
Advisor on Capital structuring
Advisor on all things Legal
Advisor on Product Management
Advisor on Engg
Head of Operations
Vikrant is a bachelor of science and a truly creative person. He is the first point of contact with the customers. Handling customers’ queries and helping them become a part of the Money Club is his core role but one can also find him working on various other roles like that of a product manager. He is diligent, highly motivated and has an engaging and friendly personality.
CO-Founder and CTO
Surajit is an engineer from IIT Kgp. He joined Schlumberger right out of college for 2 years, then worked at (Halliburton Logging Services) Asia Ltd. for 1 year, and later joined Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) as a research associate. While at JNU, he designed and developed a solution in Java for predictive analytics for toxicity of novel drug candidates and took part in other research projects. He has been a CTO for 3 other ecommerce startups, and founded Rareindianart and Aqpredict Solutions. He was the Chief Architect for Apollo Munich Health Insurance for 4 years.
Founder and CEO
Manuraj is an engineer from IIT Kgp and an MBA from INSEAD, France. In his early days he worked for Schlumberger as an oilfield engineer in the US, Middle East and India. Later he joined a start-up, Intellecap in Mumbai and worked on strategy, research and capital structuring for MFIs in India. Post his MBA from INSEAD he founded Vinculum Capital Partners which is a Strategy and Capital advisory boutique specializing in small and medium enterprises ( from 50 crs to 300 crs in turnover).