Sakshi Agarwal
About Sakshi Agarwal
Sakshi Agarwal is the founder of Farmtheory, a company focused on reducing food wastage by ensuring timely delivery of produce. She has a background in supporting youth entrepreneurship and has held various roles in organizations like Technovation Challenge and Ashoka's Youth Venturer program.
Work at Farmtheory
Sakshi Agarwal serves as the Founder of Farmtheory, a position she has held since 2020. The company is dedicated to reducing food wastage by ensuring that produce is delivered within 20 hours of harvesting. Under her leadership, Farmtheory participated in the Y Combinator Winter 2020 batch, which is known for supporting innovative startups.
Education and Expertise
Sakshi Agarwal completed her International Baccalaureate at Christ Junior College, where she studied Business Management, Economics, and Mathematics from 2018 to 2020. Prior to that, she attended New Horizon Public School, achieving her 10th grade with a focus on Computer Applications and Science from 2008 to 2018. Her educational background provides a strong foundation for her entrepreneurial endeavors.
Background
Sakshi Agarwal has a diverse background in supporting youth entrepreneurship. She worked at Headstart Network Foundation as a Supporter from 2017 to 2018, where she contributed to initiatives promoting student entrepreneurship. Additionally, she held the role of Head of Student Entrepreneurship Initiatives at TiE for six months in 2017, further enhancing her experience in this field.
Achievements
Sakshi Agarwal has been actively involved in mentoring young innovators through the Technovation Challenge since 2017. She currently serves as both a Student Mentor and Student Ambassador for the program, which focuses on technology and entrepreneurship. Additionally, she has participated in Ashoka's Youth Venturer program since 2018, supporting initiatives that foster youth entrepreneurship.
Previous Work Experience
Before founding Farmtheory, Sakshi Agarwal worked as a Campus Ambassador for IIM Bangalore's Executive Programmes for four months in 2018. Her role involved promoting the institution's programs and engaging with prospective students, further showcasing her commitment to education and entrepreneurship.