I'm the Founder & CEO of EdZola Technologies, a bootstrapped social enterprise that helps nonprofits and social ventures leverage technology, data, and AI to scale their impact. Over the past five years, we've worked with 100+ mission-driven organizations across India, the UK, and Africa, helping them move from chaos to clarity. Before EdZola, I was a software engineer at Zoho and a Teach For India Fellow. These experiences shaped how I think about inequality, systems, and sustainable change. I recently received my Chevening Award, pursued Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the London School of Economics, and I serve as faculty at India Leaders for Social Sector for the Digital Transformation course. I spend a lot of time thinking about what I call 'social unicorns,' enterprises that are both financially sustainable and deeply impactful. I work with people at inflection points: social entrepreneurs scaling responsibly, professionals figuring out if and when to enter the social sector, young leaders deciding whether to take the leap, executives making sense of AI for their organizations, or founders navigating the loneliness that comes with building something from scratch. If any of that sounds like where you are, I'd be glad to think with you.