Village Boy to $100M Founder — Aditya Jha’s Incredible Story | Ep. 270

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Every week, we bring you real conversations with the people shaping Nepal’s future — through business, ideas, and bold action.

This episode is a rare one.

We sat down with Aditya Jha — a man who sold his tech company for $100 Million to Sun Microsystems and then quietly began giving away 200 scholarships a year. Currently he is President and CEO (Founder) of dgMarket International Inc., USA with offices in eight countries and customers in over 65 countries. 

In only his second-ever media appearance, Aditya opens up about:
🎙️ Why keeping wealth is harder than making it
🔁 The systemic trap Nepal is stuck in
🏫 How our education institutions have become “sweatshops”
🎭 Why charity often comes with ego
🧠 The mindset shift we need when thinking about going abroad

Aditya’s story is a powerful reminder that one scholarship can change a life — and maybe even a nation.

This one’s for dreamers, doers, and anyone who believes in giving back.

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🎤 Host: Anup Ghimire
Marketing & Business Consultant
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anup-ghimire-9366aa5a

👥 Guest: Aditya Jha
Entrepreneur & Philanthropist
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aditya-jha/ 

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