Born into a family with strong entrepreneurial roots, I immigrated to Canada from India at a young age. Observing my parents build their lives in a new environment instilled in me the importance of grit, tenacity, and a healthy dose of irreverence for the status quo. I attended the Ivey Business School in Canada, where I studied cognitive neuroscience and finance. My goal was to understand how complex systems work and to gain a deeper appreciation for how both people and companies adapt and grow.

Completing summer internships at Y Combinator, with Goldman Sachs, and spending time with budding entrepreneurs solidified my desire to help create and foster emerging companies. I made my move into investing with CapitalG (Alphabet's growth investment fund), where I focused on investments in B2B SaaS and data infrastructure. Prior to this, I spent a number of years with the Boston Consulting Group, primarily in the technology and private equity arenas.

At General Catalyst, I focus on enterprise software across stages and am passionate about product-led software companies led by founders who have a deep understanding of the problems they're solving. I chose the firm in part because of its rich heritage of working closely with founders and management teams. I consider it a great privilege to be a partner to teams navigating the ups and downs of company building.

My love of travel has taken me to more than 40 countries, with my most recent adventure being an 85-mile trek in Patagonia. I root for Chelsea in the English Premier League, enjoy smooth jazz, and give back to my community in accordance with the Sanskrit term “seva,” or selfless service.