Founder of The Juggernaut, Snigdha Sur

Snigdha Sur is originator and CEO of The Juggernaut, a Y Combinator and Precursor Ventures-upheld media organization recounting savvy South Asian stories and news.

Beforehand, she has worked at McKinsey New York, in Bollywood, in media-centered investment/PE, in item/advertising at an Indian video web based organization, and in dispatch system for Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine. She had additionally prompted BuzzFeed, Quartz, and Scroll.in.

Snigdha Sur moved on from Harvard Business School as a Baker Scholar with a MBA and magna cum laude from Yale College in Economics and South Asian Studies. AT Yale, she ran understudy drove programs at the Admissions Office, begun the yearly South Asian Film Festival, helped green beans adjust to school as a Freshman Outdoor Orientation Trips (FOOT) pioneer and Freshman Counselor, composed and captured for the Yale Daily News, cultivated for the Yale Sustainable Food Project.

Snigdha Sur established The Juggernaut, a site and bulletin devoted to South Asian news, out of disappointment with the absence of media inclusion. The Juggernaut’s subjects range from Kashmiri American activism to the tradition of India’s first female pilot.

They are beginning with one new story each work day and have now distributed above and beyond 200 highlights, covering everything from legislative issues to culture to tech. They will likely praise their legacy yet in addition to challenges and forget what the set of experiences books and local area have gotten off-base.

Snigdha is insightful in all that she does with Juggernaut — from picking textual styles made by South Asians to paying their authors and artists capably — and have been highlighted in TechCrunch, Axios, Forbes, CNBC, Harvard Business School blog, and Yale.