Tushar Vashisht of HealthifyMe is out to change how you eat
1 year, 11 months ago

Tushar Vashisht of HealthifyMe is out to change how you eat

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Two years after it launched, the health and fitness company HealthifyMe Wellness Pvt. Vashisht’s ambition is to “healthify” a billion people, to become a billion-dollar company, go for an initial public offering at some point and “make an impact”. “He’s high energy,” remembers Bala Parthasarathy, co-founder of Snapfish and MoneyTap and chairman at Freo, about his first impressions of Vashisht at UIDAI. He had the ‘social giving gene’ in him, not a typical banker profile.” “Much of my early life,” says Vashisht, “even though I studied in small towns, I led a little bit of a sheltered life. Two years later, we had issued 400 million unique IDs.” “I thought I was a hard-working guy in banking, 10-15 hours a day,” he says.

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Healthify lays off 150 employees to make India business profitable
8 months, 2 weeks ago

Healthify lays off 150 employees to make India business profitable

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Health and fitness firm HealthifyMe, commonly known as Healthify, has laid off 150 employees as part of its restructuring exercise. According to Inc 42, Healthify co-founder and CEO Tushar Vashist said that the move was aimed at making Healthify's India business profitable and expanding its presence in the US market. “In the next three-four months, our India business will turn …

The Hindustan Times Trailblazer Award 2021 : Tushar Vashisht
3 years, 11 months ago

The Hindustan Times Trailblazer Award 2021 : Tushar Vashisht

Hindustan Times  

Born to a family of distinguished people who have served the nation in various capacities, the young Tushar Vashisht, CEO and Co-founder of HealthifyMe, can confidently say that he’s been there, done that - all from studying abroad and working at the Wall Street, to living in a servant’s quarter in India, surviving on 32 rupees a day, while engaging …

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