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Cluster Operations Manager - Asha Subramaniam | asha.subramaniam@klayschools.com | 9448147650
Regional Business Head - K Rakesh | rakesh@founding-years.com | 90360 99201

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Cluster Operations Manager (Hyderabad) - Ramakrishna M | ramakrishna.m@kayschools.com | 9818659010
Regional Business Head - Himanshu Garg | Himanshu@founding-years.com | 9811500176

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Cluster Operations Manager (Chennai) - V Deepak | deepak.v@klayschools.com | 89392 14157

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Regional Operations Manager - Manish Dixit | manish.dixit@klayschools.com | 9654774952
Regional Business Head - Gaurav Seth | gaurav@founding-years.com | 9711130453

Mumbai, Pune

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Regional Operations Manager - Aditi Prakash | aditi@founding-years.com | 9886280100
Regional Business Head - Tarun Ahuja | tarun@founding-years.com | 9820276664

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Head Operations - Arshleen Kalra | arshleen@founding-years.com | 97170 97710

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Panel Discussion: Together, Apart – Uniting Efforts for Children in the New World Order

With children out of school, physical distancing as the new norm, and children’s rights under threat, the new world order has “turned back the clock” on years of progress made on children’s well-being. However, it’s not all bad. As a human race, we’ve been built to adapt: we’ve seen a tipping point in technology-enabled education and the promise of a new education policy in our country.

What can we, as influencers of change in the education space, do to create a better tomorrow for children? Join us for a panel discussion where we can come together to unite our efforts to secure the future of the nex-gen and create a better tomorrow for children.