Anuj (AJ) Manchanda (He/Him)

Lester B. Pearson and Laidlaw Scholar at the University of Toronto, University of Toronto
  • Thailand

About Anuj (AJ) Manchanda

An ambitious student at the University of Toronto passionate about marketing, finance, and the intersection between business and social impact. With a burning desire to leverage entrepreneurship as a means to improve underprivileged communities, I spearheaded the Rescued Glass social enterprise to tackle waste management and support Thailand's Khlong Toey Slum community through upcycling used glass bottles into innovative household items. I find genuine fulfillment in experiencing and learning all that I can imagine. This mentality has empowered me to receive over 30 accredited licenses and certifications and pursue 7 professional working experiences thus far. In the process, I have gained proficiency in the technicalities of digital marketing, B2B/B2C sales, data analytics and e-commerce whilst honing my communication, interpersonal, and cooperative skills. Merging my passions with my ambition to make a meaningful difference in the world is intrinsically fulfilling. I have led several volunteer and service initiatives including organizing concerts to raise funds for endangered animals, participating in a microfinance/development bank, managing community social media pages, deploying artificial reefs in Thailand's islands, and more. I am humbled and grateful beyond words for the opportunities I have had thus far and am even more optimistic and motivated to continue experiencing, learning, and developing!

I am a/an:

Undergraduate Leadership & Research Scholar

University

University of Toronto

Laidlaw Cohort Year

2022

Research Topic

Behavioural Studies Business & Management Sustainability

Area of Expertise

Business and Management Careers Economics Entrepreneurship Leadership

I am from:

Thailand

I speak:

English Thai

My hobbies/interests are:

Film & TV Hiking/walking Nature & environment Podcasts Politics & current events Travelling

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Rooms participated in:

University of Toronto

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