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sanjeev Sabharwal
Professor & Associate Dean Academic Affairs @ CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY
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About sanjeev Sabharwal
Brand Collaborations & Partnerships | Associate Dean | FinTech | Branding & Positioning | Tech & AI | Higher Education Strategy | Planning & Policy | 45K+ Community | Ex-Reliance • JSW • Dainik Jagran • AIR |
Helping brands reach Developers and Founders worldwide. With over 27 years of multifaceted experience spanning journalism, Digital Marketing, Branding and Positioning, Academia, Higher and K-12 school administration, I've established myself as a versatile professional excelling in convergent media, academic, and administrative environments. My expertise encompasses establishing and restructuring processes in line with NEP 2020, CBSE Bye-Laws, and SQAAF-2023, optimising resource utilisation, developing innovative curricula and pedagogy, and implementing comprehensive evaluation systems. I've consistently honed skills in faculty development, student assessment, career counselling and creating dynamic learning environments. My career highlights include publishing and presenting research at international forums, designing a BBC module for specialised health and environmental journalism, and reviewing for prestigious academic journals such as the Athens Journal of Mass Media and Communications. I've made significant contributions to print and radio journalism, authored critical policy documents, and conducted thorough internal audits and annual reviews for educational institutions. My strengths in educational leadership, strategic planning, content creation, academic audits, branding and positioning, diversity & inclusion and regulatory compliance have driven institutional branding and development. I've drafted key policy documents on diverse topics, including guidelines for the 7th Pay Commission, HR practices, safety & security protocols, and Academic Excellence. Passionate about leveraging my diverse skill set, I aim to foster innovation and contribute to the holistic development of educational institutions, always striving to set new benchmarks in the field.
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My LinkedIn audience
- Followers
- 19,213
- Est. median reach
- 70.9K
- Engagement
- 4.9%
My most engaged audience
49% Founder / C-level · 42% Marketing
From 367 people who reacted to or commented on my posts
Public LinkedIn data · Sep 17, 2026
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As a professor and mentor, I guide students to build skills, careers and futures. But there’s one more lesson I believe deserves a place in the classroom: Don’t just work for money. Learn how to make your money work for you. Because while you are busy building your career, your money should not be sitting idle. I asked a few students who recently got a pre placement offer, “Why haven’t you started investing yet?” The answers were almost the same: “Sir, my salary is too low.” “I don’t know which fund to choose.” “I’ll start once I earn more.” That last one hit me. Because I’ve heard myself say it too. We keep waiting for the “right time” to invest, when what we actually need is a small, consistent habit. That’s what made me look at BlinkMoney differently. You can start with just ₹21/day, automate your investment, and let one auto-diversified fund spread your money across Stocks + Debt + Gold. No need to spend hours trying to understand every fund. No need to wait until you’re earning a huge salary. Just start small. Stay consistent. Let time do its part. Maybe the best time to learn about investing is not when you have more money. It’s when you have less, and want to build the habit. Earn. Learn. Invest. Grow. That’s a lesson worth learning early.
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The most uncomfortable question in an AI interview isn’t: “What courses have you completed?” It’s: “Show me what you’ve built.” That single question exposes the problem with most AI education. People spend months watching lessons and collecting certificates… then finish without one production-ready project they can confidently demonstrate. I don’t want that to be my story. That’s why I joined the Product Faculty’s AI Builder Fellowship through its Creator Program. If you want to build alongside me, Product Faculty has given my community $1,400 off the Fellowship: https://lnkd.in/gEV4tgBz Over the next year, I won’t measure my progress by the number of videos I watch. I’ll measure it by what I ship: 1. A multi-agent AI product Built through AI Product Management with Rohan Varma, Product Manager at OpenAI Codex, complete with an AI PRD, eval suite, and live Demo Day presentation. 2. A production-tested agent fleet Built through Agentic Engineering with Henry Shi from Anthropic and Shubham Saboo, Senior AI PM at Google and tested through a 72-hour unattended production run. 3. An end-to-end AI eval system Built with Reah Miyara, Head of AI Models at Google, including the rubric, dataset, judge prompts, baseline, and improvement plan. 4. A Claude-powered PM operating system Built with Paweł Huryn using reusable agents, workflows, documents, evals, and a functional prototype. 5. A defensible AI Moat Blueprint Created with Rohan Varma and Moe Ali, then reviewed directly by the faculty. 6. An organizational AI Operating Plan Developed through AI Product Leadership and workshopped live with Amit Fulay, VP of Product at Uber. 7. A complete AI PM interview portfolio Built with Jennifer Liu, former Senior Director of Product at Google including career stories and technical trade-off frameworks. And when I get stuck, I’ll have access to 1:1 support from AI engineers who can help me move from “almost working” to actually shipped. I’ll document this journey publicly: The builds. The breakthroughs. The failures. The lessons worth stealing. If you want to follow along, stay close. The goal is simple: The next time someone asks, “What have you built?” I want to have seven strong answers.
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This man has 15 AI employees. Eight of them already own real recurring jobs. His name is Matt Van Horn, and he has built an entire personal workforce using Grok Bot. One agent researches any topic across Reddit, X, YouTube, Hacker News, Polymarket, and the web. Another searches every meeting he has recorded. Another reviews pull requests. Another manages his family calendar. Another monitors his favorite teams and people. Another handles small personal tasks like recovering refunds and adding groceries to his cart. And one helped him negotiate a $10,000 sponsorship. These aren’t chatbots Matt opens whenever he remembers to use them. They have: • Defined responsibilities • Access to specific tools • Persistent context • Recurring schedules • Clear success conditions • Rules for when to notify him That’s the real shift happening with AI. We’re moving from asking AI questions to assigning AI responsibilities. Senior Google AI PM Shubham Saboo sat down with Matt and turned his entire Grok Bot system into a practical, step-by-step course. You’ll learn how to build your first personal agent, automate recurring workflows, connect your tools, make agents collaborate, and eventually manage an entire AI workforce. Watch the complete course for free here: https://lnkd.in/gUyivx8C But don’t finish it by building 15 agents. Start with one. Choose one repetitive job you never want to do manually again. Build an agent that owns it reliably. Then create the second. Shubham also teaches Agentic Engineering and leads hands-on AI Build Labs inside Product Faculty's AI Builder Fellowship. If you want to build your own production-ready agent organization with live support, go here: https://lnkd.in/gdWrUyi7
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