CA Sharmila Kumari is a Finance Director and Global Head of Finance at Routeget Technologies, a large Information Technology company in the USA. Her focus is on Internet, digital media, and software companies. She was also a corporate and M&A partner at the accounting firm Finkarts, with experience in startups, mergers and acquisitions, and venture capital.
Sharmila ("CA Sharmila") entered college on a scholarship. Later, she transferred to Ranchi University in Jharkhand, India where she received her Bachelor's degree in Commerce. This was followed by a Masters in Commerce from Kolhan University, and Chartered Accountancy from The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.
CA Sharmila has a love for media - particularly television. In addition to her love for television, Sharmila has a passion to bring an common people service programme, through which she provides free legal and financial service to poor.
The job market in India is outgrowing traditional job roles with the advent of new-age tech and in the next five years, 40% of Indian employees will need reskilling and 60% will need to upskill to be market ready.
India is among the top-ranking countries in the field of basic research. India stood third in the number of science and engineering publications in the world. India stands among the top 50 countries in the Global Innovation Index 2020. It ranked 48th moving up four places since 2019.
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The Complete 35-Step Guide for Entrepreneurs Starting a Business
our business might be at capacity and earning a healthy profit, but it all counts for nothing if there’s no cash in your account to pay suppliers, staff, and subcontractors. Cash flow problems can spiral dangerously, leading you to delay payments and risk losing the goodwill of your subcontractors, not to mention the future of your business.