Bangalore : Madhavi Shankar, one of the top tech entrepreneurs in social transformational applications, has been featured in Forbes Asia 30 under 30, Class of 2020. The distinguished alumna of CMR Institute of Technology, Bengaluru, is co-founder and CEO of SpaceBasic, a start-up entity. She holds co-patent for ‘Method & System for Dormitory/Hostel Management for Students using Cross-Platform Communication’.
Forbes Asia has listed young entrepreneurs, leaders and change makers across Asia, all under the age of 30. They have been honoured for challenging conventional wisdom and rewriting the rules.
NITI Aayog tweeted and congratulated Madhavi Shankar for featuring in Forbes Asia 30 under 30. Dr. Sanjay Jain, Principal, CMRIT also congratulated Madhavi for her achievements. All CMRITians shared this moment of pride and wished her greater success.
Since 2018, Bengaluru-based Madhavi has been in the list of Top 60 Women transforming India. This list was prepared by the United Nations and the Indian government.
Madhavi is also United Nations Youth Speaker and board member of Prathiharya Charitable Trust. The NGO focuses on healthcare for low socioeconomic communities. We are working towards providing families their fundamental right to quality healthcare.
SpaceBasic is India’s first technology forward, interactive networking platform, for day-to-day communication and task management within student housing & co-living communities. It addresses critical problems like safety checks, digital data management, open and improved communication channels.
Over 35 universities, colleges, and schools are registered with SpaceBasic. The digital hostel management facilitates seamless communication between management, students, and parent.
Madhavi says “we try to improve the whole experience of staying in a hostel with the use of technology. What we tried to do with the application is automate processes, reduce wastage and costly errors and streamline the entire communication process for easy access and collaboration.”
“Giving back is in our corporate philanthropy. We are part of the movement called Pledge 1% movement. We pledge 1% of our profits, time and software to invest back into our community and towards educating women each year,” the young CEO said.
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