Lata GULLAPALLI
Sustainable change to communities via women
Lata Gullapalli’s idea is to run her projects using her finance experience to teach women to work around barriers, move forward, and achieve their dream of financial independence with an economically sustainable model—building communities and bringing real, sustainable change. Lata Gullapalli is an investment banker specialising in mergers and acquisitions. She serves on both commercial and not-for-profit boards as a Non-Executive Director.
She is the author of both fiction and nonfiction.
She sits on the board of a Trust focused primarily on education for underprivileged children and young people through its network of more than 300 schools and around 26 institutes. She also runs programmes mentoring women entrepreneurs in rural areas across several countries.
She has designed and delivered courses on sustainable change for senior bankers, business leaders, and universities in several countries.
She is a speaker and mentor for women in senior leadership roles. She teaches a course she designed called “How to Think” to senior leaders, entrepreneurs, bankers and students in multiple countries.
She also serves as an Envoy for UN Women UK.
Lata GULLAPALLI is an investment banker specialising in mergers and acquisitions and serves as a Non-Executive Director on both commercial and not-for-profit boards. She is also an author of fiction and non-fiction.
A core part of her work focuses on education and opportunity. She sits on the board of a Trust that supports underprivileged children and young people through more than 300 schools and 26 institutes, and she runs mentoring programmes for women entrepreneurs in rural areas across multiple countries.
She designs and delivers programmes for sustainable change for senior leaders, bankers, and universities internationally. She speaks and mentors on women’s leadership and teaches a course she created—How to Think—to leaders, entrepreneurs, bankers, and students in several countries.
She is also an Envoy for UN Women UK.