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Stay connected with our 30,000+ strong Alumni community
Welcome to the PwC India Alumni Network
Tune in to our upcoming Alumni webinar on Cracking the deal | From startup to scaleup at 5.30pm on March 7. Head to Alumni Hub for more details.
PwC is a lifelong experience
At PwC, we are driven by our people, our employees whose dedication and commitment sets us apart and those who have over the years built a foundation on which we stand today – YOU, our alumni. We welcome you to join our Alumni family, stay connected with the firm and with one another, share your success stories and memories, strengthen your network and make meaningful relationships.
The PwC India Alumni Network helps you stay connected with your former colleagues and friends who have been an integral part of your journey here. We value your association with us, even after you move on from the firm. If you've been a part of the PwC network of firms in India, we welcome you to join our Alumni family by joining us on Alumni Hub – our exclusive platform that enables you to stay connected with your former colleagues and with the firm.
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As the Artificial Intelligence (AI) market in India matures, organisations are relooking at how business can be done. The market is seeing technology leaders and large firms investing in this space. At the same time, a number of AI startups have mushroomed in India in recent years. To stay competitive and relevant in the market, organisations would do well to rethink existing practices and develop newer business models and offerings.
To discuss the current and future implications of AI with our larger PwC India Alumni community, we are excited to bring to you an unparalleled opportunity to delve into the future with our webinar – The AI difference | How can businesses transform the future, led by trust.
When: Friday, 30 August | Time: 6:30-7:30pm IST | Register here
Guest speaker Heshan Gambhir, Founder and CEO, Disquzz, will be in conversation with Manpreet Singh Ahuja, Chief Digital Officer and Technology, Media and Telecommunications Leader, PwC India. This will be followed by a panel discussion by Rajnil Mallik, Partner, GenAI GTM Leader, PwC India and Bivek Sharma, Partner, Chief AI Officer, PwC UK and moderated by Manpreet.
Important: Webinar joining details will be shared on 27 August, post registration closure and verification of your details as per our records.
What’s more? We’re also offering a complimentary LinkedIn Learning Licence for two months with access to a curated GenAI business curriculum (intermediate and advanced level) to all those who register and attend the webinar.
Hurry – limited seats! Register now to get the #PwCAiDifference
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Here's how you benefit by joining the PwC India Alumni Network
As a valued member, you will receive exclusive access to:
Access assistance for Human Capital, Finance and other queries through our dedicated Alumni Support team.
Explore career opportunities and apply to rejoin PwC.
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View the latest news, insights and offerings especially curated for you
Alumni Spotlight
A significant number from our Alumni Network have gone above and beyond to achieve remarkable success in business and their personal lives. Coming from various backgrounds and having embarked on distinct paths in their careers and lives, these impressive individuals are reshaping the future. Explore the moving and motivating narratives of certain PwC Alumni.
If you or someone you know who used to be part of PwC India is out there making waves in the community or in business, we'd absolutely love to hear about it!
PwC alumnus Kapil Dhiman reflects on his enriching journey with the firm and fondly recalls the incredible opportunities and diverse experiences which allowed him to learn, grow and innovate. While he's grateful for the chances he got to explore new frontiers, Kapil also acknowledges the role his mentors at PwC played in honing his technical skills and shaping his vision and leadership style.
Their insightful guidance helped him develop a robust foundation in strategic thinking which was a crucial element in his successful entrepreneurial ventures. Kapil's remarkable transformation from a budding professional at PwC to a pioneering leader in the tech industry speaks volumes about the enduring impact of his early career and mentors.
Today, we celebrate Kapil’s impressive achievements as he makes groundbreaking strides in quantum computing and blockchain technology. His journey is a testament to the values instilled in him by PwC and the lasting influence of the firm on his path to innovation and leadership.
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Abhijit Mutha
My learnings at PwC India played a significant role in the way I have built and continue to run my venture.
Vasant Gujarathi
The number of years I spent with PwC have been the most encouraging, whether it was the learning phase or the turning points of various remarkable achievements in my life.
Lynette Saldanha
If you ever visited the old PwC Bandra office or, until recently, our Shivaji Park Office in Mumbai, chances are you interacted with PwC Alum Lynette Saldanha. For 27 years, she delivered the PwC experience by welcoming so many of our people, clients, and even dignitaries with her infectious smile and kind nature.
In conversation with...
What does it take to build a fulfilling career that spans decades and still leaves you wanting to give back?
In conversation with former partner Tapan Ray, we uncover a journey filled with purpose, connection and bold choices. From joining the firm as an Article in 1982 to shaping new practices and mentoring young talent, Tapan reflects on the pivotal moments that shaped his four-decade-long career. He speaks about the power of internal networks, the value of staying curious, and the importance of stepping out of routine to pursue what truly matters.
Now a certified life coach, Tapan continues to inspire by guiding those who may not always have access to mentorship, proving that growth is a lifelong pursuit.
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In conversation with Tapan Ray
Mayurakshi Ray
What I am today—both personally and professionally—is because PwC laid the foundation for me," says PwC alumna Mayurakshi Ray as she shares her thoughts about her time at the firm in our latest 'In Conversation With...' series.
Nikhil Bhatia
With a career spanning over four decades, Nikhil sat down with us to share his incredible journey and personal anecdotes, detailing how he built and strengthened his relationships and the impact the firm had on his professional and personal life. Nikhil’s story highlights the importance of mentorship and connections, proving that growth and learning are possible at every stage of life. Together, we champion relationships for the future.
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At PwC, they take care of their people.
Second Act
Hear from former Alumni who re-joined our Community of Solvers
From the archives
It has been four years since the pandemic struck us. Those times were one of the toughest situations the world has had to face, without a doubt. However, I feel, while we stayed stuck behind closed doors, it was an opportunity for us to open our minds. It was during this difficult time that I felt the urge to volunteer my time, skills and expertise by lending a helping hand to those not as fortunate as me.
With the help of the PwC India Foundation, I reached out to an orphanage, located in one of the remotest districts of Maharashtra, Nandurbar. This orphanage was home to schoolgirls (Class 2 till 12), all from various backgrounds and circumstances, some orphaned, some abandoned. Based on their needs and requirements, it was decided that two-three instructors from PwC would conduct online sessions with these students once a week covering specific courses designed to groom them from an employment perspective. These included skills such as speaking fluent English, time management and building their self-confidence. I, along with other PwCites, volunteered for this initiative.
Making strides
I was extremely keen to interact with these students and was motivated by their enthusiasm as well. After almost a year of taking these sessions and not missing even a single call, I received a call one day from the then West Regional Managing Partner Russell Parera who presented me with the opportunity to take up the responsibility of the CSR oversight partner for the West from Former Partner Tapan Ray who was due to retire. This came as a big surprise to me, but I took it up wholeheartedly. Almost four years since, my passion for volunteering and giving back has only grown. During this time, I have made it a point to personally visit and spend at least two-three days in the remotest districts, be it Nandurbar, Latur, Osmanabad, or other places near Mumbai.
Gathering momentum
Being near the people staying in these remote areas has been nothing short of a revelation. I have seen first-hand the hardships and the challenges they face on a day-to-day basis. These communities take nothing for granted - not food, shelter or anything else. I stayed with a few villagers for a night or two and began sharing a travel log of my experiences. I was also humbled and happy to see many more of my Partner colleagues joining me on these visits - Deepak Mahurkar from Pune, Kunal, Ajay Deshmukh and Sanjay Tolia from Mumbai. Some of their team members pitched in too, adding more wisdom, knowledge and capabilities to these initiatives – leading to better on-ground outcomes.
What makes volunteering a rewarding experience
Being actively involved with our communities has made me realise that while donating funds helps those in need, however, there is more ground that is covered when we are directly involved. What is difficult is to have patience and persevere to see the fruits of your efforts – and here is where I’d like to share a few success stories. There was a girl from the orphanage that I had been interacting with since she was very young. I was elated to watch her complete her Class 12 and get admission to a good college. There was another boy from the nomadic tribes of Aurangabad, not older than 12 or 13. Nomadic tribes don't have shelter or food - there’s not much, particularly for the children. But I was pleasantly surprised when I saw that he had the ambition to appear for IIT JEE because he was determined to qualify. Him having that aspiration is rewarding enough for all of us working with the Foundation. Watching these children succeed is possibly the greatest joy, and it is what keeps us motivated to keep giving.
How you can get involved!
Passion is what drives us to go the extra mile and give back to the community. Without passion, you will not make the time. My simple philosophy is that time is limited for all of us. It is about having the right priorities in place. So, if we prioritise something as important, we will make the time for it. I always encourage volunteers to never give up on family time – instead get your family along! It will serve the twin purpose of spending the time with your loved ones while giving them a very different and unique experience. It has been a fantastic journey so far and I wish to see more and more people spending some of their time and to continue to make a difference, wherever possible.
Community of solvers
The New Equation starts with passion. The passion from people like you. People who see things a little differently, and seek unexpected answers to some of the world’s toughest challenges. Unique individuals who are led by their own humanity, so they can help solve for society.
Meet our Alumni solvers.
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Stay connected
We value your association with PwC, even after you leave the firm. The PwC India Alumni network helps you stay connected with your former colleagues and friends who have been an integral part of your journey here. If you have been a part of the PwC network of firms in India or have worked in any PwC firm and are now living in India, we invite you to join our programme. You can join the PwC India Alumni network by registering yourself on our Alumni portal.
Our Alumni stories
Our PwC alumni come from diverse backgrounds with varied experiences across their career and personal journeys – many have gone on to achieve extraordinary things beyond their time at PwC. Login here to hear from our inspirational alumni on what they've been up to.
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Heritage Museum
As we celebrate our proud 150 year legacy in India, we’ve created this immersive experience that allows you to travel back in time as you explore our story of leadership, excellence and resilience…
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