Anisha Sharma

Out of 600 applicants from over 100 countries, I was first selected among the Top 54 changemakers, and then further shortlisted as one of the Top 15 global finalists. My work at CLiC (Careleavers Inner Circle Forum) was recognized on this global stage for its deep impact on care leavers' lives. As a result, I have been invited to join the Global Solutions Summit 2025, a platform that brings together visionary leaders working on real-world solutions for a better future. This recognition not only celebrates the efforts of CLiC but also gives voice to thousands of care leavers whose challenges deserve global attention and action.

I have started the journey with potential, this is a platform that can scale of product in the market.

I am proud to be part of MentorMyBoard, where I am enhancing my leadership skills and understanding my rights as a woman director through the WOMB course. This journey empowers me to contribute effectively to board management while advocating for women's representation in leadership roles. With a vision to inspire and lead, I aim to drive change, ensure inclusivity, and bring diverse perspectives to the table. My participation in this program strengthens my ability to scale organizational growth and uphold governance excellence.

Representative at Saksham Naari Ka Safar Campaign of Yuwaah India at UNICEF

Being part of an incubation program, which was a transformative experience both for me as an individual and for my venture, CLiC. This opportunity allowed me to delve into the world of social entrepreneurship, a field I had not explored before. The program provided invaluable learning experiences, particularly in understanding the Theory of Change — a concept I had never considered in relation to my product. This shift in perspective was eye-opening and has since guided my approach to creating impact. Additionally, the program offered a unique platform to network with high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) and expand my social network, which opened doors to new opportunities and collaborations. One of the key takeaways was learning how to effectively market my product, a skill I had previously overlooked. Overall, the incubation program enriched my entrepreneurial journey and equipped me with the tools needed to grow both my business and its impact in the social sector.

I managed patients and hospitals orders. Placing the medication order, as well as taking routine follow-up and orders. Manage requests for medication orders. Send out the orders. Working with cancer and HIV patients.

The course provided comprehensive insights into key aspects of nonprofit success. It covered fundraising and development, emphasizing strategies to secure financial resources, including retail fundraising, which focuses on small contributions from large groups, and crowdfunding through online platforms. The importance of pitch deck development and storytelling was highlighted to create compelling narratives for donors. Skills in proposal writing and applying the 7Cs of communication (Clarity, Conciseness, Consistency, Credibility, Connection, Conviction, and Creativity) enhanced persuasive techniques. It explored HNI giving, targeting high-net-worth individuals, and broader fundraising strategies for sustainability. The program also focused on organizational and financial resilience, stressing the need for reserves and cost coverage to ensure stability. Lessons in CSR and institutional donors outlined methods to align with corporate and institutional priorities.