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Change Engine to create 20 non-profit unicorns to drive India’s social transformation


Change Engine, an accelerator focused on social impact, said it plans to help build 20 non-profit unicorns.

Founded by Varun Aggarwal, Shubham Bansal, and Shailendra Nath Jha, it is building a scale playbook for non-profits in India. While founders can rely on well-proven playbooks to grow a D2C brand or scale a SaaS company, such roadmaps barely exist for non-profit leaders. Change Engine is helping high-potential non-profits unlock scale with the same clarity and ambition as venture-backed startups, it said.

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