Jaro Education Crowned “EdTech Leader of the Year” – Empowering India’s Professionals

New Delhi, August 23, 2025
In a landmark recognition within India’s professional education sector, Jaro Education has been honoured as the “EdTech Leader of the Year – Empowering India’s Professionals” at the prestigious ET Now Business Conclave & Awards 2025 (West Edition). The award underlines Jaro Education’s evolving role in professional education, driving online learning, executive education, and career upskilling across the country.

Steering the EdTech Revolution in India

EdTech Leader Dominating Professional Upskilling

At the awards ceremony, Dr. Sanjay Salunkhe, Chairman & MD, and Ms. Ranjita Raman, CEO of Jaro Education, accepted the award, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to empowering India’s workforce  . The honour builds on Jaro’s recent accolade as “Leading EdTech Company” at the Times Business Awards 2024, showcasing a consistent trajectory in executive education and online learning innovation .

Voices from Leadership

Dr. Salunkhe commented, “Our focus has always been on delivering education that makes a real difference in careers. This recognition encourages us to keep building programmes that professionals can rely on for growth and advancement” .
Ms. Raman added, “Learners are at the centre of every initiative we take. This award is a reminder to keep strengthening our partnerships and solutions so professionals can be ready for the future of work” .

Impact & Influence: Jaro’s Growing Footprint

Training India’s Workforce

Since its inception in 2009, Jaro Education has delivered programmes to over 3.5 lakh learners across fields like management, leadership, data science, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation, collaborating with top universities to bridge the gap between academia and industry .

Riding the Frontier of EdTech Trends

As an acknowledged leader in EdTech innovation, Jaro continues to embrace cutting-edge learning trends such as mobile learning, AI-driven personalization, learning analytics, and digital transformation, ensuring its offerings remain relevant in today’s tech‑enabled education landscape .

Conclusion: Implications for Indian Professionals

Jaro Education’s recognition as EdTech Leader of the Year is more than a trophy—it signals the growing maturity and importance of professional education and online learning in India’s evolving economy. For Indian professionals navigating rapid digitisation, upskilling via platforms like Jaro Education is becoming indispensable.

Looking ahead, as the demand for executive education, upskilling, and future-ready programmes rises, Jaro Education’s leadership role positions it to expand access and close skill gaps across industries. This recognition is a clarion call to both learners and policymakers: investing in EdTech, career development, and learner-centric digital solutions is vital to India’s workforce readiness in a global economy.

-By NewsNowNation Editorial Team

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