Telangana: Kota Kirti Reddy, a young telangana businessman, is in the prestigious Forbes India 30 Under-30 list. This year, the Forbes list includes a 24-year-old reputation among 13 women.

Keerthi Reddy completed his Masters in Global Masters in Management from the London School of Economics and joined Hyderabad-based cloud solution provider Statwig Company for cold chain management. Fame has a 5 percent stake in Stat Wig. He is the founding member and Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Statwig, who won the Global Economic Award for his efforts.

Statwig, which has built supply blockchain technology to manage the supply chain of various products, also operates the Covid-19 vaccine supply worldwide. Statwig supply chain management ensures complete visibility of vaccines at various stages through blockchain technology at all stages.

They assess and prevent failures in the supply chain. Blockchain technology was initially developed to monitor distribution of public distribution system in Telangana. Fame first tested it in Jordan and Kazakhstan.

His father MP Prabhakar Reddy said he was inspired, and after completing his postgraduation in London, he worked briefly with Singapore's supply chain company Cunicus.

Keerthi said that he always loved the logistics business, as the Medak MP family was in the logistics business. Reddy's family has Hyderabad-based logistics company Sony Transportation, which has hundreds of buses and trucks.

Prabhakar Reddy says that his daughter is proud of his work. She wanted her future as an entrepreneur to be bright.

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