Architect J.K. Jain is one of the leading architects in India, and an active real estate developer and investor. He featured on the list of Eminent Personalities of India compiled by IBRF and has been conferred the title of Udyog Bandhu by the Government of India. He is a disciple and follower of Architect Joseph Allen Stein. In a career spanning three decades, he has completed over 100 residential, commercial, education and healthcare projects in the capacity of consultant, architect, contractor, developer and investor. He graduated from Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee with a B. Arch. and has attended executive programs organized by Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Columbia Business School. He is a fellow member of Indian Institute of Architects, international associate member of American Institute of Architects, member of Indian Institute of Valuers and Indian Council of Arbitration. He was honored by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors with a fellow membership, and Delhi Urban Arts Commission through an advisor position. He is actively involved in public service through Just Solve Foundation.

 

Mr. Arihant Jain is an entrepreneur, real estate developer and property & technology investor. He has completed assignments across real estate, infrastructure, private equity, pension and sovereign wealth funds, internet, agribusiness and precious metals. He has worked with Zanbato, Inc. in Mountain View, California; CB Richard Ellis – Strategic Consulting and Designarch Infrastructure in New Delhi; and Godrej Group in Mumbai. He has also completed strategic projects for Oxford Financial Management Advisors in Stanford, California; IL&FS Investment Managers in Mumbai and Parsons Brinckerhoff in San Francisco. Arihant graduated from Stanford University with a B.S. in Management Science & Engineering, specializing in Financial & Decision Engineering. He attended courses in Infrastructure & Corporate Finance and Real Estate Investment Management at Stanford Graduate School of Business, and Language at Yale University, and was published on the cover of the World Poverty and Human Rights Journal. He has been involved with the Stanford Global Projects Center, GRI and ANREV. He is a member of Indian Angel Network, Stanford Angels and serves on the board of Stanford Club of India. He is actively involved in public service through Just Solve Foundation.