Kedar Kulkarni, MBA
Kedar Kulkarni , MBA
Partner
- Direct: 416-462-4200
- Email: [email protected]
- Fax: 416-626-8650
Kedar is a member of MNP's Digital Advisory Services team in Toronto. Kedar is a technology leader with a passion for helping companies achieve their strategic goals through digital and data transformation. He combines his deep technical expertise with an empathetic understanding of his clients’ needs to develop strategies, frameworks, and models to help organizations succeed.
Kedar helps organizations become data-enabled by building out their enterprise data and analytics capabilities, developing and executing pragmatic data strategies, and setting up governance and operations. Highly experienced in data and analytics strategies, data governance, data culture, and enterprise application integration, he is also well-versed in strategic analysis, design thinking, change management, and program management
Over the past two decades, Kedar has worked in several industries, including financial services, the public and not-for-profit sectors, healthcare, and manufacturing.
Kedar earned a Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) with Distinction in electronics and telecommunications from Rajiv Gandhi Technical University in 2003, and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Richard Ivey School of Business in 2016.
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Progress
February 14, 2023
How leaders in the energy sector are accelerating their data journey
Data is considered the “new oil” in the business world, and many leaders in the energy sector refer to it as their “crown joules”. While some leaders in the sector have started to reap the benefits of their data investments, others still struggle to catch up.
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April 22, 2025
A roadmap for passing the family dealership to the next generation
For family-owned dealerships, passing ownership of the business to the next generation means considering more than just the financials.
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Climate transition risk and financial institutions
Canada's financial institutions are uniquely exposed to risk as domestic and global economies seek to address climate change. The results of a federal pilot project shed light on how the financial sector is responding, and the necessary steps to thrive in a net zero business environment.
