Podcast Episode: Driving Emerging Tech Adoption in India

This week we are joined by Aman Bandvi, Co-founder of India Blockchain Alliance, who shares his journey in driving emerging tech adoption in India.

"If you're working on a real-world challenge, purpose-driven challenge, you will find investors, collaborators, experts, mentors, rallying off to you."

Aman explores the impact of technology and innovation in solving real-world challenges and driving social change. He emphasizes the importance of purpose-driven innovation and leveraging emerging technologies for good.

From his first-hand insights into leveraging blockchain for supply chain transparency to the need for upskilling youth in cutting-edge technologies, this free-wheeling discussion peeks into the future of innovation in India.

"India Blockchain Alliance is always looking for interns and offers opportunities for mentoring and collaboration on projects."

Join us as we explore:

* 03:33 Aman’s Journey in Motivation for Driving Emerging Tech Adoption

* 09:02 The Seal of Trust Framework

* 15:12 The Importance of Hands-On Learning

* 25:23 Opportunities with India Blockchain Alliance

* 27:21 Engaging Industry Leaders in Emerging Tech

* 36:04 Driving Social Change through Technology and Innovation

* 38:43 The Power of Purpose-Driven Innovation

* 41:14 The Center of Excellence and the Impact Lab: Solving Local Challenges

* 44:48 Engaging People through Gamification

* 51:06 Brands and the Need for Impact and Purpose

* 57:11 Rallying People towards a Common Purpose

Tune in now for a thought-provoking conversation on the potential of emerging tech to drive transparency, skills development, and problem-solving in India.

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