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Jan 9, 2021 38 min

Get your school’s branded learning Apps | Ranjan Kumar - Cofounder, Learnyst

from Masterclass With Fearless Educator Hosted by Future School Leaders

About Speaker: After completing Computer Science Engineering, Ranjan worked with tech giants like IBM and GE for nearly 9+ years. An entrepreneur at heart, he decided to co-founded Learnyst with Shankar in 2014. Since then, Ranjan has been instrumental in helping teachers & coaching institutes in India, launch their academies online. Besides helping teachers cross the technology barriers, he guides them towards building their own profitable online teaching business through his live webinars. He is an avid listener and loves knowing about people. Back in 2014, Shankar Mahesh (CEO) & Shivaranjan Kumar (CFO) with a cumulative experience of almost 25 years, kick-started their entrepreneurial journey through a small market survey – enquiring teachers who owned coaching institutes about what kind of solution would help them go digital. Having started its journey in 2014, Learnyst today is one of the fastest-growing LMS companies, catering to 1000+ institutes with more than 3 million students online. The company provides a technology platform for online education - a proposition wherein any educator developing good content can start & grow their online academy without worrying about the technology.

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