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The 2017 edition of Forbes' list of super achievers under the age of 30 has featured more than 30 Indian-origin innovators, entrepreneurs and leaders who seek to break the status quo and transform the world. The list includes a 17-year-old entrepreneur who is the founder of Averia Health Solutions. Here's a brief look at some of their profiles:
Vivek Kopparthi
The list includes 27-year-old Vivek Kopparthi, co-founder of NeoLight that has developed a phototherapy device that is portable for use at home for jaundice. The firm is also working on a second tool to treat infant hypothermia.
Prarthna Desai
Prarthna Desai, 27, left her Harvard graduate school programme to use drones to get medication to people in the developing world. In her operations role at the healthcare company Zipline, she is leading efforts to integrate the medicine-delivery-by-drone service with the healthcare system in Rwanda.
Shaun Patel
Shaun Patel, 28, is the orthopedic surgery chief resident at Harvard Medical School and has dozens of scientific publications in surgery journals. His company, OrthoNinja, aims to streamline communication between doctors by creating a mobile app that allows doctorsto consult with one another.
Rohan Suri
Rohan Suri, 17, is the founder of Averia Health Solutions and has developed an improved concussion test.
Varun Sivaram
In the law and policy category is 27-year-old Varun Sivaram, Acting Director: Energy Security and Climate Change in leading think tank Council on Foreign Relations. Sivaram completed his PhD at Oxford University and is on the advisory boards for Stanford's energy and environment institutes. He is an adjunct professor at Georgetown University teaching "clean energy innovation" and previously, he advised Hillary Clinton's campaign on energy policy.
Neha Gupta
In manufacturing and industry, Neha Gupta, 28, played a role in the sale of Beats by Dre to Apple. She manages manufacturing and supply chain for DAQRI, which makes augmented reality headsets to improve safety and efficiency for industrial workers.
Aditya Agarwalla
Featured in the social entrepreneurs category is Aditya Agarwalla, 23, Cofounder of Kisan Network, The Princeton University dropout co-founded the Kisan Network, which is an xonline marketplace for small-scale farmers in India.
Akshay Khanna
In the sports category is Akshay Khanna, 29, Vice President of Strategy for American football team Philadelphia 76ers.
Anarghya Vardhana
Among the top guns in the venture capital sector is Anarghya Vardhana, 28, who joined the firm Maveron after spending a year at Rothenberg Ventures, where she launched a virtual reality accelerator and sourced and made seed investments in a dozen startups in the virtual reality space.
Akshay Goyal
Akshay Goyal, 28, is the Vice President of Starwood Capital. The youngest vice president in Starwood's history when he was promoted at the age 26, Goyal focuses on hotel acquisitions and has helped drive over $7 billion in deals. Recently he helped sell a portfolio of 240 US hotels to China Life for $2 billion.
Ajay Yadav
In the consumer technology sector is Ajay Yadav, 29, who is the founder of Roomi, a startup app that lets users find the right roommate to live with, chat with each other, search for listings, apply for an apartment and pay rent. New York-based Roomi has raised $7 million to date.
The 2017 edition of Forbes' list of super achievers under the age of 30 has featured more than 30 Indian-origin innovators, entrepreneurs and leaders who seek to break the status quo and transform the world. The list includes a 17-year-old entrepreneur who is the founder of Averia Health Solutions. Here's a brief look at some of their profiles:
Vivek Kopparthi
The list includes 27-year-old Vivek Kopparthi, co-founder of NeoLight that has developed a phototherapy device that is portable for use at home for jaundice. The firm is also working on a second tool to treat infant hypothermia.
Prarthna Desai
Prarthna Desai, 27, left her Harvard graduate school programme to use drones to get medication to people in the developing world. In her operations role at the healthcare company Zipline, she is leading efforts to integrate the medicine-delivery-by-drone service with the healthcare system in Rwanda.
Shaun Patel
Shaun Patel, 28, is the orthopedic surgery chief resident at Harvard Medical School and has dozens of scientific publications in surgery journals. His company, OrthoNinja, aims to streamline communication between doctors by creating a mobile app that allows doctorsto consult with one another.
Rohan Suri
Rohan Suri, 17, is the founder of Averia Health Solutions and has developed an improved concussion test.
Varun Sivaram
In the law and policy category is 27-year-old Varun Sivaram, Acting Director: Energy Security and Climate Change in leading think tank Council on Foreign Relations. Sivaram completed his PhD at Oxford University and is on the advisory boards for Stanford's energy and environment institutes. He is an adjunct professor at Georgetown University teaching "clean energy innovation" and previously, he advised Hillary Clinton's campaign on energy policy.
Neha Gupta
In manufacturing and industry, Neha Gupta, 28, played a role in the sale of Beats by Dre to Apple. She manages manufacturing and supply chain for DAQRI, which makes augmented reality headsets to improve safety and efficiency for industrial workers.
Aditya Agarwalla
Featured in the social entrepreneurs category is Aditya Agarwalla, 23, Cofounder of Kisan Network, The Princeton University dropout co-founded the Kisan Network, which is an xonline marketplace for small-scale farmers in India.
Akshay Khanna
In the sports category is Akshay Khanna, 29, Vice President of Strategy for American football team Philadelphia 76ers.
Anarghya Vardhana
Among the top guns in the venture capital sector is Anarghya Vardhana, 28, who joined the firm Maveron after spending a year at Rothenberg Ventures, where she launched a virtual reality accelerator and sourced and made seed investments in a dozen startups in the virtual reality space.
Akshay Goyal
Akshay Goyal, 28, is the Vice President of Starwood Capital. The youngest vice president in Starwood's history when he was promoted at the age 26, Goyal focuses on hotel acquisitions and has helped drive over $7 billion in deals. Recently he helped sell a portfolio of 240 US hotels to China Life for $2 billion.
Ajay Yadav
In the consumer technology sector is Ajay Yadav, 29, who is the founder of Roomi, a startup app that lets users find the right roommate to live with, chat with each other, search for listings, apply for an apartment and pay rent. New York-based Roomi has raised $7 million to date.
