Dr Radhika Batra Selected as Forbes 30 under 30 asia Honoree
A great honor!
Rana Wehbe, Forbes Staffer, says:
"If you’re looking for reasons to stay optimistic despite what is promising to be a challenging year, look no further than the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia class of 2020. This annual roster of young entrepreneurs and change-makers packs a punch, with 300 bright and innovative leaders ready and equipped to adapt to whatever the future may hold. For the fifth year in a row, our team at Forbes Asia has put together a list of the best talents from the Asia-Pacific region who are tackling just about everything, from AI innovations to online funeral services to stylish pet products.
Selected from more than 3,500 nominations, researched by a team of reporters and vetted by an A-list panel of judges who are leaders in their industries, this year’s listees represent 22 countries and territories across the Asia-Pacific. Their ideas and unstoppable determination to better the world is ample inspiration to stay hopeful.
The Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia list undergoes a rigorous process to put together. Starting with more than 3,500 online nominations, our team of researchers and fact-checkers select an initial shortlist of 500 semifinalists, who then get vetted by a lineup of A-list judges and industry experts. The final 300 get selected afterwards taking into consideration criteria such as demonstration of leadership, impact, potential of success and the embodiment of the entrepreneurial spirit synonymous with Forbes. Other factors like innovation, disruption—as well as size and growth of their ventures in some categories—play a role in making the final decision.
This year’s judges includes accomplished and acclaimed entrepreneurs and business leaders such as Mickey Mikitani, CEO of Rakuten; Roshni Nadar Malhotra, Executive Director & CEO of HCL Corporation and Trustee of Shiv Nadar Foundation; JP Gan, General Partner at INCE Capital; Kaifu Lee, CEO of Sinovation Ventures; Nisa Leung, Managing Partner at Qiming Venture Partners; Kuok Meng Ru, CEO of BandLab Technologies; Allan Zeman, Founder and Chairman of Lan Kwai Fong; Jennifer Wai-Fun Liu, Founder and Chairwoman of The Coffee Academics; Anna Fang, CEO of ZhenFund and Patrick Grove, Cofounder and Group CEO of Catcha Group."
Interviews, talks and publications
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Leading newspaper Hindustan Times writes about funding from the One Young World, UK
Leading newspaper Hindustan Times writes about funding from the One Young World, UK
Leading newspaper Hindustan Times writes about funding from the One Young World, UK
Leading newspaper Hindustan Times writes about funding from the One Young World, UK
Leading newspaper Hindustan Times writes about funding from the One Young World, UK
The Telegraph, UK, lauds our work in COVID-19 relief
Leading newspaper Hindustan Times writes about funding from the One Young World, UK
The LENS, Nigeria, writes about training 100,000 health workers
UK's leading newspaper, The Telegraph, writes about Every Infant Matters work in Covid relief. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/climate-and-people/curbing-conspiracy-theories-building-labs-young-leaders-tackling/ .
The LENS, Nigeria, writes about training 100,000 health workers
The LENS, Nigeria, writes about training 100,000 health workers
The LENS, Nigeria, writes about training 100,000 health workers
The LENS, Nigeria, writes about training 100,000 health workers
The LENS, Nigeria, writes about training 100,000 health workers
The LENS, Nigeria, writes about training 100,000 health workers
African Independent Television (AIT) reports our collaborative event in Nigeria. The event was Chaired by the Deputy Governor of Cross River State, Prof. Ivara Ejemot Esu (OFR)
This was a collaboration between many partners: Cross River State Primary Health Care Development Agency, UNICEF, Every Infant Matters, @Jeksume Foundation, and @VitaminAngels. We hope to continue this project so that no child is left behind.
COOL Chain association newsletter
Radhikas interview
COOL CHAIN ASSOCIATION ( CCA ) is proud to partner with the charity Every Infant Matters, which was set up to provide last mile health solutions to disadvantaged children in India and Africa.
The CCA newletter writes about Dr Radhika Batra, Founder and President, who was a keynote speaker at the 7th Biosciences and Pharma Conference in Paris in 2019. Radhika shares her experiences of working with families in need and how the charity has adapted to support people during the Covid-19 pandemic. Read the full interview below:
AWARDS & ReCOGNITION
Dr Radhika Batra has received innumerable international and national awards and has been recognised worldwide over for her path-breaking work.
Selected as Speaker Delegate for the One Young World Summit, Hague, 2018 and recieved a fellowship to attend the event where she spoke in the Plenary in front of 1800 delegates from across the world.
https://www.oneyoungworld.com/profile-main/192711
Selected as TrustLaw Changemaker by the Thomson Reuters Foundation, UK, and recieved a fellowship to attend their annual flagship event in London, Novenber 2019.
Invited by JOI JOHN for a talk on her show 'Topical Discussions' where Dr Radhika Batra gave key insights on reducing child mortality.
https://www.facebook.com/JoiJohnOfficial/posts/2526249234072895/
Other awards
• Global Peace Index Ambassador at Institute for Economics and Peace, Sydney.
• Rising Star and Changemaker at WEDU Global.
acclaimed speaker
Keynote Speakers in Paris
Dr Radhika Batra was invited as the keynote speaker at the Cool Chain Association’s 7th Pharma & Bioscience event, held on 23rd - 24th Sep 2019 at the Paris Marriott, Charles de Gaulle Airport. This was a special event which seeks to bring the airfreight industry together in addressing the challenges that are faced when handling the transportation of pharma and bioscience products.
"We want you to set the tone of the conference" says Stavros Evangelakakis, Chairman of the CCA. " We want to make an awareness that we make so much effort to bring the goods into a country and then due to infrastructure, not adequate coolchain and the vast distances to some tribes , villages make it complicated to reach them on time. So I want to create awareness that this industry may have an opportunity to help by establishing last mile delivery "
A prolific writer
Debates, talks,blogs and articlesnd publications
• Contributor at Project Syndicate, published commentary titled“Taking vaccines the last mile” (https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/global-immunization-coverage-last-mile-vaccine-delivery-by-radhika-batra-2019-02). This has been translated into 13 local languages and been published in 26 countries, over 31 media outlets, including Forbes Kazakhstan, Les Echos ( France) , Khaleej Times ( UAE), Irish Examiner, Times of Oman etc. Also been published by the World Economic Forum as a blog. (https://fr.weforum.org/agenda/2019/02/acheminer-les-vaccins-aux-localites/)
• Winner of Johnson and Johnson Scholarship to attend the One Young World Summit, The Hague as a Delegate speaker, 2018. Gave a talk in the plenary ‘Changing the trajectory in health for humanity’, where she spoke on burning issues of childcare & blindness prevention in children. (https://www.jjcct.org/scholar/radhika-batra/)
• Huffington Post Contributor since August 2016- Published articles titled“Anger-will it leave you lamenting?” and“Organ Donation-Yours tryst with immortality” (https://www.huffpost.com/author/rads-batra-545)
• Guest Author at Thrive Global- Founded by Ariana Huffington, it is the world’s largest digital media platform that curates and dispenses omni-channel content on wellbeing. https://thriveglobal.com/stories/eternity-in-an-hour-a-doctors-musings/?utm_source=Newsletter_Publish&utm_medium=Thrive
• Research with University College London : paper written in collaboration with Dr Marc Lipman et al in Public Health Action (PHA) https://www.researchgate.net/publication/318096278_Tuberculosis_treatment_outcomes_among _disadvantaged_patients_in_India
• Article on Organ Donation published in The Speaking Tree column of The Times of India newspaper on August 2, 2016
• Article ‘Where words come out from the depths of truth’ in Lancet Student, Dec 2009
• July 2011 – Won second prize in debate ‘Euthanasia – A Doctor’s Dilemma’
• August 2011- Won first prize and overall running trophy at D., S.K. Sen Memorial Inter College Debate, organised by Delhi Medical Association
• December 2011 – Awarded Gold Medal in a Debate on ‘Privatisation of Medical Facilities is beneficial for the community’ at AURA 2011
• July 2012- Attended NDTV ‘We the People’ debate on Euthanasia as a part of the interactive audience.
• August 2012 – Awarded Second Prize and running trophy at Dr. S.K Sen Memorial Inter College Debate 2012 at Delhi Medical Association, on ‘Doctor Patient Relationship.
• Article titled ‘Healing Words are hard to find’ in Journal of Pioneering Medical Sciences.
• September 2012 – Awarded certificate of merit for being amongst the top ten finalists in the Journal of Pioneering Medical Sciences Medical Writing Competition.
• Received second prize in a medical writing competition organised by the Journal of Pioneering Medical Sciences
• Article entitled ‘Eternity in An Hour’ in Journal of Pioneering Medical Sciences.
Presentations and awards
• April 2011- Awarded a Certificate of Merit in the AmeriCares India–Health Angels Competition at the Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai. Selected among the top 20 finalists out of the 13,000 participants. Presented a poster titled ‘Project Jeevan-Community Empowerment for Comprehensive Healthcare.’
• Presented Technology showcase at World Innovation Summit for Health (WISH), organised by Imperial College London in Doha, Qatar, December 2013
• First Prize at ‘Forensic Medicine through the Ages’-A study of age old mysteries and how they were solved using new techniques in forensic medicine, at INPAFOCON 2011.
• August 2011- Awarded Gold Medalat MEDSICON, Safdarjung Hospital New Delhi. The abstract was published in New Indian Journal of Surgery.
• September 2011- Awarded Certificate of Merit for a poster presentation entitled ‘Terrorism and Trauma’ at INDUS EM 2011, AIIMS (New Delhi).
• June 2012- Presented a paper titled ‘Scientific Solutions to Strange Sagas’ at KARMIC
• August 2012- Presented a research poster titled ‘Coping With Corticosteroids’ at MEDSICON, The abstract has been published in New Indian Journal of Surgery.
• October 2013- Won first prize, Rs. 1,00,000/-, trophy & certificate atthe Healthcare Innovations & Entrepreneurship Awards, organized by AIIMS &Oklahoma Universities.
• Presented a case at Pedicon (Pediatric Convention), 2018, at King Georges Medical College.
Radhikas talks and PRESENTATIONS
Dr Radhika Batra speaks to the Collegiate Entrepreneurial Organisation, Delhi University, about the challenges of being a social entrepreneur, the ups and downs, the Eureka moments, why her work matters so much to her, and most importantly, how she learned from failures.
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