Interview with Ashish Gadnis of BanQu
John E. Kaye
News & Features
BanQu is the supply chain compliance software that helps its users to track every step and make sure their products are sustainably sourced.
They care deeply about creating an equitable economy in which every brand can prove provenance, every consumer can shop ethically and every supply chain contributor, down to the laborer is grated true visibility. By 2028, BanQu aims to help lift 100 million people out of extreme poverty.
Ashish Gadnis is the Co-Founder & CEO of BanQu.
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