Venkat Changavalli is an MBA from IIM, Ahmedabad and B.Tech. (Chemical) from NIT, Warangal, has 42 years of total experience from Management Trainee to CEO, Director and Advisor.Currently, he is:• Advisor - Government of AP (Health)• Advisor - Government of Telangana (Police)• Author of the book “Manage, Live and Lead”• Management Consultant and Leadership mentor and Guest facultyAs Member-Expert Committee for Health Reforms-GoAP (Jul-Sep19), studied, discussed and submitted the report of recommendations for strengthening the healthcare particularly in Primary care, Secondary/Tertiary Care, Medical education, Disease control, 108, 104 services, PPPs, Architecture, HMIS etc.,As Advisor to Govt. of UP (Dec14 – Mar17), conceptualised and launched “UP 100, Police Emergency Management System” in 22 months costing Rs.2,200 Crores for 22 Crore population to provide prompt, uninterrupted round the clock, integrated police emergency response services, for public safety and security synergizing Leadership, Innovation (Infrastructure, Practices, Police Response Vehicles, Process & SOPs), Skilled people and Technology from leading global players. Under his Advisoryship, UP 100 covered 75 districts with 3,200 police response vehicles and responded to around 17,000 police emergencies per day. The First Chief Executive Officer of Emergency Management and Research Institute (EMRI), providing free emergency response services (108). Under his leadership, 108 services started in Hyderabad in August 2005 and in 6 years reached out to 12 states with 3,200 ambulances and has responded to 12 Million emergencies, conducted 150,000 deliveries and saved over 520,000 lives.A strategic thinker and lucid trainer. Trained by the greatest minds at Wharton School, IMD, LBS, Harvard Business School and Columbia Business School Renowned as a great inspirational speaker who brings in beautiful insights for better management of organizations and also development of people.

Venkat Changavalli was the First Chief Executive Officer of Emergency Management and Research Institute (EMRI), providing free emergency response services (108). Under his leadership, 108 services started in Hyderabad in August 2005 and in 6 years reached out to 12 states (430M population) with 3,210 ambulances and has responded to 12 Million emergencies, conducted 150,000 deliveries and saved over 520,000 lives.