Saanvi Sood

Saanvi Sood has a diverse work experience in various roles and companies. Saanvi is currently an Incoming Summer Associate at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), starting in 2023. Prior to this, they were the Chief Investments Officer at Emory Impact Investing Group and also served as the Consulting & Due Diligence Team Lead and Analyst. Saanvi has also held leadership positions at Emory Data Science Club, including President and Vice President. Saanvi has experience in consulting and due diligence. Saanvi has interned at Deloitte as a Sophomore Discovery Intern in Consulting and at HourWork as a Lead Business Summer Analyst. Saanvi has been involved in various entrepreneurship ventures, including being a Co-Founder and Co-CEO of LocAid and Co-Founder and COO of Pillantics. Saanvi also served as a Harvard BOLD Ambassador at Harvard Undergraduate Women in Business (HUWIB) and as an intern at TYE Boston - TiE Young Entrepreneurs. Additionally, they have been involved with The Research Science Network as a Head Intern at Harvard Innovation Lab and with Consult Your Community as an Engagement Manager and Business Analyst. Saanvi has also participated in the Capital One Summit for Developing Leaders. Saanvi'swork experience showcases their skills in consulting, entrepreneurship, leadership, and data analysis.

Saanvi Sood completed their high school education at Shrewsbury High School from 2017 to 2021, obtaining a High School Diploma. Saanvi then pursued a Bachelor's degree at Emory University - Goizueta Business School starting in 2021. Saanvi'sfield of study at Emory University is a Joint Major in Quantitative Sciences and Business Administration. Additionally, Saanvi received several certifications, including the HubSpot Inbound Sales and HubSpot Sales Software from HubSpot in June 2021. Saanvi also earned a Certificate of Completion in Advanced Python, Data Visualization and Wrangling, LaTeX, Machine Learning, and Data Analysis from the Summer STEM Institute (SSI), although the specific month and year of completion were not provided.