Sourav Ganguly's daughter surpasses expectations to become a corporate titan at PwC and Deloitte

Success Story: The much-loved cricket legend Sourav Ganguly is well known for his athletic skills. Instead of following the well-trod career path in cricket, as many had assumed, Sana Ganguly, his daughter, has blazed her own professional trail and is currently thriving in the corporate sector with an impressive compensation package. Sana Ganguly, who chose to pursue her career at the age of 21, is a successful employee of one of the biggest multinational corporations (MNCs) in the world.

Sana Ganguly: Academic Journey

Sana, who recently graduated from the esteemed University College London (UCL), in the United Kingdom, is well-known for her amazing dancing performances, and endearing baby photos. Sana started her academic journey at Kolkata's Loreto House School and finished it by pursuing an undergraduate degree in Economics at UCL. She showed her dedication to developing a strong and varied skill set by actively completing various internships during her time in college.

Exposure To Corporate World

After graduating from UCL, Sana took a full-time job with Enactus. She also worked for prestigious companies like ICICI, KPMG, Goldman Sachs, Barclays, and HSBC. Her resume was strengthened for upcoming endeavors by this considerable exposure. Sana started an internship with one of the biggest multinational corporations, PwC, as her graduation date drew closer. According to reports, PwC offers its talented employees an internship package worth an astounding Rs 30 lakh annually.

PwC to Deloitte

Following her successful completion of her internship at PwC, Sana turned her attention to Deloitte, another enormous corporation. Her internship is scheduled to begin in June of this year and go through September. According to industry data gleaned from Glassdoor and other employment portals, depending on the department, Deloitte offers internship packages ranging from Rs 5 lakh to Rs 12 lakh annually.

Sana has proven her capacity to persevere and find her way in the professional world by going from a family legacy of cricket players to corporate success.