Kabir Nanda

Vice President, Corporate Strategy @Nature's Fynd

Chicago, IL, US
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2025 — Present

Vice President, Corporate Strategy @Nature's Fynd

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Washington, DC, US

Nature’s Fynd is a Chicago-based food tech company creating versatile alternative proteins to feed the world’s growing population while nurturing the planet. Born out of research conducted for NASA on microbes in Yellowstone National Park, the company’s technology produces a complete protein using only a fraction of the resources required by traditional agriculture. The company has raised $33 million in Series A funding in 2018,$80 million in Series B in 2020, and $350 million in Series C in 2021. For more information visit

EDUCATION

2019 — 2023

Harvard Kennedy School

Master of Public Administration - MPA

2007 — 2010

Hindu College, University of Delhi

B.A.(Honours), Economics

2010 — 2011

University of Warwick

MSc, Economics

N/A

Harvard Business School

Cross-registrant: Entrepreneurial Finance & Tough Tech Ventures

SKILLS

StataAnalysisEconometricsReport WritingMacroeconomicsEconomicsEconomic ModelingMicrosoft WordEviewsDevelopment EconomicsStatisticsEconomic ResearchResearchQuantitative AnalyticsMicrosoft ExcelPowerpointIndian EconomySectoral AnalysisData AnalysisInternational EconomicsMarket ResearchFinancial AnalysisBusiness StrategyManagement ConsultingStrategySurvey DesignField ResearchInternational DevelopmentConsulting

ABOUT KABIR NANDA

I work across strategy, innovation, and execution—focused on solving complex problems in climate, biotech, food, and development.At Nature’s Fynd, I’m helping bring a new kind of fermentation technology to market. I currently lead multiple early-stage ventures that explore how our unique fungi can be used in food and beyond, working closely with scientists, engineers, and other collaborators to turn ideas into practical solutions.Before that, I was a strategy consultant focused on emerging markets. I helped launch India’s first climate philanthropy collaborative (India Climate Collaborative), worked on early energy access programs, and built energy investment pipelines for large strategics in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. I also advised governments, startups, and philanthropies on topics ranging from agriculture to financial inclusion.Over time, I’ve found that I particularly enjoy navigating the early and often messy stages of bringing ambiguous ideas to life across corporate, startup, and philanthropic contexts.

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