Sumegha is a visionary leader with over 19 years of transformative experience in both public and private sectors. Armed with an MBA from Symbiosis and certification in Design Thinking from Harvard, she's a champion of change, leaving her mark on numerous boards and collaborating with 100+ global nonprofits. Sumegha's dynamic career has led her to architect CARMIS, an AI-driven case management solution tailored for nonprofits in Canada. It reflects her dedication to leveraging technology for profound social impact. Her commitment extends to advocating for women in STEM and IT, highlighting their potential to drive nonprofit initiatives. Beyond a project, CARMIS is a dynamic force, it is not about software, it's about people. Sumegha and her team are resolute in uplifting nonprofits. It's an approach recognized by the Government of Canada as a success story from the Prairies. As Dan Gable once said, "gold medals aren’t really made of gold, they’re made of sweat, determination, and a hard-to-find alloy called guts."https://www.canada.ca/en/prairies-economic-development/campaigns/success-stories/manitoba/women-succeed-stem-careers-tech-entrepreneurs.html