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Jasjit Singh
Jasjit has been an INSEAD professor since 2004. His teaching and research interests include Strategy, Innovation, Inclusive Business, Sustainable Development, Impact Investing and Impact Evaluation. He also regularly gives speeches on these topics, and advises investors, companies and impact ventures on how to think rigorously about their impact.
Jasjit has written numerous articles for leading academic journals as well as case studies that have won prestigious awards. He earned a PhD in Business Economics as well as an MA in Economics at Harvard, having earlier obtained a BTech in Computer Science & Engineering at IIT Delhi and a double-MS at Georgia Tech.
More about Jasjit can be found at http://faculty.insead.edu/jasjit-singh
Latest Posts and Articles
Debates on whether investing for impact should involve financial compromises are moot. Here’s the more relevant question: How...
It is time to move beyond the debate between “win-win” and “trade-offs”. The right avenue for achieving social impact depends...
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How one of the world’s largest asset managers is experimenting with a unique impact investing model in Asia.
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Exactly - I agree strongly with Nick's statement that it's highly likely that lack of PM or difficulty...
CEO - I feel you are correct on many of the points brought up. As a life long corporate executive and...
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