GRANTH RAWTANI

About

Granth Rawtani

I'm Granth Rawtani — Management and Leadership student at LMU, always with a project on the go. I grew up between India and Congo, constantly moving, constantly adapting, and naturally drawn to understanding how things work and who makes them happen.

I've always been drawn to problem-solving and building. When I take something on, I'm persistent and focused on finding thoughtful, effective solutions — from investing in crypto at 16 to launching brands and building platforms. That same drive now pulls me toward wealth management, where rigorous thinking and long-term relationship building actually matter.

My experience spans finance, strategy, and operations — from analyzing portfolios and sitting in executive meetings to driving market expansion and leading teams. Whatever the context, I bring the same energy: sharp thinking, real relationships, and follow-through.

Competitive by nature. Curious by habit. Always working on something.

Timeline

Loyola Marymount University

William H. Hannon Library

Los Angeles, United States·February 2026 - Current

Reviewed faculty research for accuracy, correcting citations and ensuring compliance with academic standards.

Kenny's Group

Kinshasa, Congo·July 2025 - August 2025

Supported financial reporting and budgeting, analyzed revenue trends, and assisted senior executives with client meetings.

KRChoksey

Mumbai, India·June 2025 - July 2025

Conducted equity market research and portfolio analysis for high-net-worth clients, generating investment insights.

Ulysse Nardin

Dubai, UAE·June 2022 - July 2022

Conducted market research and stakeholder interviews to support African market expansion strategy.

Marketing Advisor

Rawbank · Internship

Kinshasa, Congo (DRC)·May 2021 - May 2021

Marketing advisory role focused on FinTech solutions and data analysis using Microsoft Excel.

A Day in My Life

Mornings start with a quick scan of the news and markets — staying informed is just habit at this point. Then it's straight into whatever I'm building.

During the day I split time between classes at LMU, working on my AI stock platform, and whatever side project has my attention. I'm always in the middle of something — that's just how I operate.

Afternoons I go deep: a pitch deck, a platform feature, a company I'm researching, or a concept from class I want to actually understand rather than just pass. I'd rather go deep on one thing than skim ten.

Evenings are for recharging — football, padel, time with people I like. The focus and composure sports demand maps directly into how I work: stay sharp, read the situation, execute.

“Success is not just about making money. It's about making a difference.”