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Aditya is a Frontend Engineer at SupplyCompass and has been coding since he was 9. His key area of expertise is working with web technologies and making products scalable.

“Climate change crisis is not imminent. It’s already here. As a citizen of this planet, I am extremely worried about where we are heading. Fashion is amongst the most polluting industries in the world. It urgently needs to have environmental and ethical constraints. What excites me is the challenge to rethink the whole system from the ground up and build it with my team.”

Chirag Chamoli has more than 14 years of experience in building and managing SaaS and Software development at startups and Fortune 500 companies. He was part of 500 startups and YC inducted startups. In his previous company as Co-Founder, he raised 5.8 M to build a state-of-the-art SaaS ERP which was evaluated by H&M and Li & Fung.

Claudia’s experience lies in her education and work within the fashion industry, from her explorations into micro-plastics to first-hand experience in buying, merchandising and marketing. She joined SupplyCompass with the intention to aid change, believing that the collaboration between technology and fashion is the only way forward.

“When I think of sustainability I think of people and the planet. Sustainable production to me means efficiency, communication & education. As an individual, I feel I have a personal responsibility to act accordingly. I believe small action will lead to change.”

Ejaz is a Quality Assurance Engineer, having earlier worked as a Freelancer Embedded Developer and Embedded Engineer at Beyond Evolution. He is a graduate of Integral University, Lucknow, India, where he majored in B.Tech (Electronics & Communication). When he’s not keeping busy with work, you can find him playing mobile games.

“Sustainability to me is a way of life, it’s the drive to consume better, use resources better and make more informed and educated decisions about the products you buy, based on things such as the recyclability and lifecycle of a product.”

Ganesh is an experienced programmer skilled in Python and Angular.

“For me, sustainability means minding our own business without damaging the environment.”

With a background in sustainability and responsible production, Hannah has two years of project management experience in factories in Nepal and Cambodia, where she specialized in ethical production and sustainable fabric sourcing. She has managed 20+ brands with SupplyCompass and is focused on continually discovering materials and processes less harmful to producers and the planet.

“Building supply chain networks with our sustainability leaders in the East and helping brands implement responsible practices into their company DNA is what makes me tick. Improving transparency up and down the supply chain allows brands to take accountability for the impact their products have and empowers them to make better decisions.”

Jagadish is an experienced Front End developer who can effectively develop applications using modern frameworks.

“The best way to contribute as individuals is to think globally and act locally. We need to participate in the reevaluation of economic sectors to make a step forward into sustainable living.”

Karthik Rao is a Front End engineer at SupplyCompass. Previously, Karthik has worked as a remote software developer for an educational app. Building things makes him happy. He is also an avid football fan and trekking enthusiast.

“Sustainability is doing business without negatively impacting the environment, community or society as well.”

With a background in building strong brand relationships, Liam has experience working with newborn start-ups to fast-growing and established names. Having established his interest for sustainability whilst studying the impacts of the fashion industry on the global environment, Liam champions ethical practice and supports brands in taking steps to build more transparent supply chains. Launching experiential activations and stores, as well as working in fashion buying, he learnt firsthand the value of collaboration and the importance of technology and innovation.

“Sustainability is more than a buzzword, often immorally attached to false promises and greenwashing. For me, it represents a responsibility we all have to do better for people and the planet. This means rethinking outdated systems and reimagining what it means to be authentic and accountable as individuals and businesses.”

Likith is a front-end engineer with a passion for adventuring and trekking.

“I am a curious person who loves to see what life has to offer him. For me, sustainability is a way of life where people live in peace with the world around them. This is what gave me the first best impression of SupplyCompass which is working hard to give the best output which is also environmentally friendly.”

Mehathab has worked in sustainable sourcing for over 5 years, developing her career in ethical textile supply chains in both London and India. Her academic background in apparel engineering prepared her perfectly for navigating oceans of technical information to find key facts that help with manufacturing strategies. Now at SupplyCompass, she uses her strong experience of textile product development and project management to support fashion brands aiming to put sustainability at their core. She works to create high-impact projects by providing transparency, sharing knowledge, and breaking preconceptions in sustainable manufacturing. She believes in meeting challenges with positivity and her intention is to make a positive impact in the world of sustainable fashion.

Nayanika’s work spans research, storytelling, and strategy for sustainability and innovation in fashion. Her interests specifically lie in sustainable supply chains, craft production, circular economies, and design thinking. She graduated from the prestigious MA Fashion Futures program at London College of Fashion in 2019, which looks at sustainability and futures thinking for the fashion industry through an immersive lens. She’s also researched at the Centre for Sustainable Fashion and written for Fashion Revolution amongst other projects based both in India and the UK.

“Sustainability, to me, is an ever-evolving term that looks at social, economic, environmental and cultural indicators in a holistic way. In simpler terms, it is simply a way of life or being and I hope to see it become a norm and not a differentiator in the fashion industry.”

Nikitha Yadav is a QA engineer with 3 years of experience in testing. She’s previously worked at Optum and HCL technologies.

Prabjot is a Lead Front End Engineer with 4+ years of experience in software development for various industries including mining, healthcare, and HR solutions.

Sahiti is a Front End Engineer, skilled in Java and always strives to provide customers with a user-friendly environment.

“For me Sustainability means, providing the best without damaging anything.”

Srishti has 11+ years of experience working in the fashion value chain including manufacturing, retail, operations, and strategy consulting. She has worked with global retailers on large-scale projects to set up responsive supply chains and implement technologies i.e. Product Lifecycle Management and ERP systems. Srishti completed an MSc in Economics and Management from the London School of Economics, and BSc in Economics, Politics and International Studies from Warwick University.

“To drive more businesses towards sustainability, it has to become profitable, while keeping people and planet at the heart of it. This is where technology plays a key role – we can unlock networks within the supply chain to give access to materials, synergies and better processes.”

Vamsi is a Front End developer and always aims to be a reliable Software Developer and resilient leader who can lead teams to build robust and highly scalable products.

“I believe we need to take sustainability to heart and begin looking at our energy infrastructure and planning ways to make the move from our current fossil-fuel-based system to renewable.”