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Tanushree Bagrodia (MBA'03D) describes studying at INSEAD as her “one life changing event” – after graduating as the youngest of her class, she was able to pursue a new international career in finance.She was recently named as one of CFO India’s CFO 100 Winners, and she’s also this month’s INSEADer of the Month. Please join us in congratulating Tanushree!
To read more about Tanushree's story in CFO India:
http://www.cfo-india.in/article/2016/04/04/true-leader
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