Mr. Jayant Sinha

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  Such a system is our best hope for responding to the massive need for higher education. (via Sanjeev Bikchandani, Jayant Sinha: Freeing higher education).
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  Sanjeev Bikchandani is CEO and Founder of Info Edge, which operates Naukri.com and other websites; Jayant Sinha is Managing Director of Courage Capital Management, a global investment firm.

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  Jayant Sinha will lead the new entity, called Omidyar Network India Advisors. He brings more than 20 years of experience in investments and consulting to his role. Most recently he led Global Technology and India-related investments as managing director of Courage Capital Management. Previously, Sinha was a partner with McKinsey & Company in the firm's Delhi and Boston offices.
  
  Sinha said, "I am excited to lead the organisation to encourage market-based approaches that have the potential to improve millions of lives."

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  Emerging Market companies such as India's Ranbaxy Laboratories and Hong Kong-based HSBC Bank may have a better springboard for going global than multinationals and firms based in rich countries, says McKinsey principal Jayant Sinha.In his February 2006 McKinsey Quarterly article entitled: "Global Champions from Emerging Markets", Sinha argues that the tough terrain of those companies' native countries hones skills in operating successfully in diverse markets.

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  Jayant SinhaManaging DirectorCourage Capital ManagementJag Sisodia

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  But Jayant Sinha, a managing director at Courage Capital, decided the outsourcer's balance sheet lacked the kinds of disclosures he needed to make an investment.

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  speakers | Prof. Steve Kaplan | Dave Carpenter | K.T. Prasad | Walter Vieira | Raj Joshi | Sukaran Singh | Jayant Sinha | “Tiger†Tyagarajan | David Good | Rohit Kumar | Seenu Sarma | Manish Subramanian | Tarun Upadhyay | Jaideep Bajaj | Ananth Bhogaraju | Rajiv Gulati | Sarath Naru | Dr. Villoo Patell | Ajit Nazre | Punita Kumar-Sinha | Anil Kumar | Ranodeb Roy
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  Jayant Sinha Managing Director, Courage Capital Management, LLC
  
  Jayant Sinha has over fifteen years of experience in M&A, venture capital, and business restructuring in the US, Europe, and India.At Courage, a billion dollar global investment fund, he is responsible for all India-related investments.Mr. Sinha has assisted in several major industry-defining acquisitions in the High Tech sector, and helped major global corporations grow their business in India.As a venture capitalist in Boston from 2000 to 2002, he invested in several start-ups, secured follow-on financing, and exited two investments.
  
  Prior to joining Courage, Mr. Sinha was a Partner with McKinsey & Company in the Boston and Delhi offices.During his career at McKinsey, he has undertaken a wide variety of strategic, operational, and transaction-related assignments with leading corporations in North America, Europe, and India.He was one of the leaders of McKinsey's Global Strategy Practice and helped several Global 200 companies on their globalization and leadership development strategies.Mr. Sinha has published widely in the Harvard Business Review, McKinsey Quarterly, BusinessWorld, and The Times of India.He has been quoted on globalization issues in the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, BusinessWeek, and The Economist.Mr. Sinha has also been one of the principal authors of the Nasscom-McKinsey reports that have laid out the roadmap for India's outsourcing industry.
  
  Jayant Sinha earned an MBA with Distinction from the Harvard Business School, an MS in Energy Management & Policy from the University of Pennsylvania, and a B.Tech. with Distinction from the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi.

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  Jayant Sinha Managing Director, Courage Capital
  
  Jayant Sinha is a Managing Director with Courage Capital Management, a $1 billion global special situations hedge fund.At Courage, Mr. Sinha is responsible for India investments; he also assists in technology and telecom situations.
  
  Prior to Courage, Mr. Sinha was a Partner at McKinsey & Company, Inc., the global management consulting firm.At McKinsey, Mr. Sinha's client service concentrated on the High Tech and Telecom sectors in India and the United States . He was also one of the leaders of McKinsey's Strategy Practice and assisted several leading Asian companies on their globalization strategies.Mr. Sinha published widely on the topics of globalization and offshoring in the Harvard Business Review, the McKinsey Quarterly, Business Today, and BusinessWorld.He has also been quoted in BusinessWeek, the Wall Street Journal, India Today, and The Economist on these topics.

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  McKinsey & Co partner Jayant Sinha says, "The problem of skill set shortage can be combated by creating certain focussed knowledge zones, as it is more a problem of quality and not of numbers.

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  Jayant SinhaManaging Director, Courage Capital

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  "India needs to build office space equivalent to the size of Manhattan to accommodate the demand in off shoring and knowledge-based services over the next five years," said Jayant Sinha, partner at McKinsey in India. IT cities are at "breaking point", he added.

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