Sai Kishore

He revolutionized medical education in Tamil Nadu and established India’s first ‘virtual classrooms’ in 2002 through Everonn. Recognized by President Abdul Kalam, Everonn went public in 2007, becoming India’s second-largest education group by 2010 with a market cap exceeding $400 million. In 2011, he led a $2.75 billion skill development project, later leaving Everonn and earning a spot on Forbes’ ‘Best under a Billion’ Asia List for building the world’s largest tech-based education network. By then, Everonn had educated 8.60 million students nationwide.