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Sonali Rammohan

Director, Evaluation and Learning at Stanford Seed

Sonali Rammohan, Director of Evaluation and Learning at Stanford Seed

Sonali Rammohan is the Director of Evaluation and Learning at Stanford Seed, where she leads the organization's evaluation and learning work.12 In this role, she develops insights to inform Seed's strategy and grow its impact.2

Rammohan has extensive experience researching, disseminating and applying innovative practices in the corporate and nonprofit sectors for social impact.3 She works at the intersection of business and social impact, studying the impact of Seed's programs in developing economies.5

Prior to her current position, Rammohan held the title of Evaluation and Learning Lead at Stanford Seed.47 She is part of the Stanford Profiles directory and her Stanford email address is sonalir@stanford.edu.6

Highlights

Feb 15 · linkedin

I enjoyed presenting to students from Heidelberg Germany's BEAM (Business, Entrepreneurship, & Math) exchange program about creating impact by growing businesses in developing economies. Engaging conversation! The program works with Los Altos High School's BEAM club. I was thrilled that my daughter Kaya Rammohan (part of the Los Altos club and her classmate Sadie Gracon) could also join. They're excited to visit Germany soon. Thanks Toni Smith and Steffen Haschler for the opportunity to share our work at #StanfordSeed and creating positive impact through business.

Jun 13 · linkedin

In 2020, Stanford Seed collaborated with Professor Tim Weiss of Imperial College London to interview 80 Seed network entrepreneurs about their Covid response. Some were focused on survival, some on new opportunities. But to navigate the new normal, most - 83% - took advantage of Seed's ongoing offerings like faculty webinars, network chapter events and more. This seemed to underscore something important: After entrepreneurs in emerging markets complete training programs, they often seek continued support.

We decided to write an article, just published in Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR), on how entrepreneur support organizations can act as pacers in the marathon of growing a business. We offer a blueprint for adopting a pacer model, based on Seed's model and those of Endeavor, Unreasonable Group, AMI, Harambe, Y Combinator and Entrepreneurs' Organization. Thanks to these incredible organizations for allowing us to learn from them! #entrepreneurs

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Stanford, California, United States