Priya Prakash

After graduating, Prakash began a career in finance.^[2] By 2014, Prakash founded HealthSetGo, which aimed to encourage healthy behaviour in children around India.^[6] Three years later, HealthSetGo was partnered with 16 hospitals, 90 doctors and 35 clinics across India.^[7]

In 2018, Prakash was named to Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia List due to the expansion of HealthSetGo.^[8] Her organization had grown to train more than 300 doctors and teachers across 70 cities to encourage healthy eating, which was estimated to have impacted more than 80,000 students.^[9] One of the implementations HealthSetGo added to schools was by conducting a health assessment during school to monitor children's health and development. This also meant that early signs of disease were caught quickly and dealt with.^[10] At the end of the medical exams, the schools were then given advice on how to improve and assess future health related issues.^[11] She also helped organize an annual HealthSetGo Run to commemorate World Health Day.^[12] The following year, she was a finalist for the Cartier Women's Initiative Awards.^[13][14] Later in December, she won the Cisco Youth Leadership Prize, which included a $250,000 grant towards HealthSetGo.^[15]