Anand Shah is a Partner at The Asia Group, which he joined in 2022 as part of the firm’s acquisition of Dhamiri, a venture that he founded to help corporations align their core businesses with public good in critical international markets. He previously led the development of strategic initiatives as Senior Vice President of Indian ride-hailing giant Ola. He has also worked at the Albright Stonebridge Group, BMW AG, and Audi AG. He spent 15 years living in India, where he founded Sarvajal, a technology and market-based provider of clean water to rural villages and urban settlements, and helped establish Ahmedabad University. He was also the Founding CEO of the Piramal Foundation, a Co-Founder of Teach for India, and the Founder of Indicorps, a pioneering public service program.
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Recent Posts
Han Lin in Financial Times: ‘Globally, the US is still without an [economic] peer on many fronts’
October 31, 2025
Media Mentions
TAG China Country Director Han Lin noted, “It has control over “foundational technologies” such as chips, its giant consumer market, the ...
Han Lin in The Straits Times: Announcement of Nuclear Weapons Testing at the Trump-Xi Meeting was ‘Bold and Disruptive’
October 31, 2025
Media Mentions
TAG China Country Director Han Lin noted, “He’s forcing the room to focus on US leverage amid the smiles. If ...
Han Lin Tells The Globe and Mail Trump-Xi Meeting ‘More of a Tactical Pause Than Strategic Breakthrough’
October 30, 2025
Media Mentions
TAG China Country Director Han Lin noted, “Yet though the core issues of the U.S.-China rivalry – such as technology ...
Alison Szalwinski in DW: ‘Washington’s tumultuous trade negotiations — from China to India to Korea — have left many of its Asian allies questioning whether the United States still sees economic integration as a strategic asset or a bargaining chip’
October 30, 2025
Media Mentions
Szalwinski from The Asia Group said that countries have been hedging for some time by “doubling down on smaller, results-oriented ...