National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC)
At the forefront of strategic initiatives in the finance sector, Vinita Jain currently serves as the Vice President of Impact Finance at the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC), leading efforts to empower communities through accessible and sustainable financial solutions. With a deep commitment to financial inclusion, she is passionate about driving social impact through innovative product development and lending strategies that create lasting change.
With nearly 19 years of experience in business development at organizations such as Roha Housing Finance, Capri Global Capital, and L&T Finance, Vinita has built a strong reputation for aligning business goals with social responsibility. Her work has been instrumental in providing underserved communities with the resources they need to thrive, all while ensuring financial solutions that promote long-term social sustainability.
As a Chartered Accountant and certified business analytics professional, Vinita combines financial expertise with data-driven insights. She has a proven track record in managing P&L, developing effective sales and marketing strategies, and cultivating key business relationships to drive growth and innovation. Having been involved in building and leading organizations across large, medium, and startup environments, she brings invaluable expertise in business development, risk management, and collections.
One of Vinita’s core strengths is a people-first approach. Known for building strong connections with customers and sales teams, she is deeply passionate about mentoring sales professionals, guiding them to reach their full potential while nurturing responsibility, integrity, and ethical leadership in the sales domain. Vinita envisions a future where salespeople are driven not only by numbers but by values that support social impact.
As a leader, Vinita emphasizes analytical thinking and remains focused on delivering value beyond financial success—seeking to make a lasting impact on livelihoods and communities. She believes that true leadership in finance involves creating solutions that not only generate profits but also elevate lives, contributing to a more equitable society.