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Kairos Society
The Kairos Society is an international nonprofit organization that seeks to develop entrepreneurs from universities around the world. Founded by Ankur Jain at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, the organization supports programs at over 100 universities in 35 countries.
==History==
The Kairos Society was founded at the University of Pennsylvania in 2008 by Ankur Jain, an undergraduate at the Wharton School in the wake of the global financial crisis. The name "Kairos" is the Greek term for "the opportune moment" and reflected Jain's motivations for starting the organization. Speaking on CNN, Jain acknowledged that the financial crisis had forced many of his classmates and colleagues to reconsider careers in finance and that many had begun to start their own companies, but were finding the support structure in the university did not exist. While membership was initially limited to students at the Wharton School and later the University of Pennsylvania, it soon expanded to other top U.S. universities including Harvard, Stanford and MIT. According to their website, the organization runs programs at over 40 top universities including schools throughout China, India, Latin America and Europe. respectively. Jain is currently chairman of the board.
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