Pragya Raj Singh is passionate about strengthening the global Indian diaspora by building meaningful relationships, fostering cross-sector collaboration, and advancing social impact. Her work sits at the intersection of philanthropy, policy, and community, with a particular interest in education, entrepreneurship, livelihoods, and expanding opportunities for women and underserved communities.
Prior to joining Indiaspora, she worked in donor operations at Partners In Health and across the India–U.S. social impact ecosystem, supporting nonprofits, philanthropists, and social enterprises through partnership development, strategic communications, research, and stakeholder engagement. Originally from New Delhi and now based in Boston, Pragya holds a Master’s degree in International Economic Affairs from Boston University and a Bachelor’s degree (Honors) in Political Science from Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi. During her time at Boston University, she served as a Deans Ambassador, contributed to the Pardee Atlas Journal, and supported initiatives focused on Afghan womens education and leadership.
Outside of work, you will likely find Pragya planning her next trip, trying a new cafe, playing golf, or spending time with family and friends.