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Woman entrepreneur from Telangana enter Forbes India under-30 list
Kotta Keerthi Reddy
Kotta Keerthi Reddy, a 24-year-old woman entrepreneur from Telangana entered the Forbes India under-30 list. Keerthi
Kotta Keerthi Reddy, a 24-year-old woman entrepreneur from Telangana entered the Forbes India under-30 list. Keerthi, daughter of Medak MP Kotta Prabhakar Reddy is among 13 women to feature in Forbes list this year.
Keerthi Reddy completed her masters in Global Masters from London school of economics. At present, she is working as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of StaTwig, an Hyderabad-based cloud solutions provider for cold chain management and has won the World Economic Forum's Global Innovator Award for their work. She holds five per cent share in StaTwig.
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StaTwig, which is built to manage the supply chain of vaccines manufactured in pharma companies, is also managing the COVID-19 vaccine supply across the world. With the supply chain management, the stakeholders can be ensured with the complete visibility of the vaccine at various stages through blockchain technology which was initially developed to monitor Public Distribution System in Telangana.
Keerthi said that she has drawn inspiration from her father MP Prabhakar Reddy and had worked for Singapore-based supply chain company Qunicus for a brief period after her masters.
