Sambhaw PVT LTD

Our Founder - Chairperson

Meet Anupma Bharti, Founder & Chairperson of Sambhaw Group,
the visionary behind a firm that brings finance, manpower, and construction together.

Anupma Bharti

Founder & Chairperson, Sambhaw

Every great organisation begins with a vision, a purpose, and the courage to turn an idea into reality. Anupma Bharti, the Founder of SAMBHAW, is the driving force behind an initiative built on the belief that opportunities can transform lives and empower communities.

With a vision to create an organisation that connects people with meaningful employment and businesses with dependable workforce solutions, she laid the foundation of SAMBHAW with a long-term commitment to nation-building, inclusive growth, and economic empowerment.

Her educational background in Psychology from Lalit Narayan Mithila University, Darbhanga, has contributed to her people-centric outlook and her belief that every individual possesses unique abilities and potential. She envisions SAMBHAW as more than just a business organisation – a platform where talent meets opportunity, hard work receives recognition, and people become partners in progress.

Through her entrepreneurial vision, she aims to build a trusted organisation that contributes to employment generation, professional workforce development, women’s empowerment, and sustainable business growth across India.

A business becomes truly successful when its growth creates opportunities for others and makes a meaningful difference in people’s lives.”

Today, SAMBHAW stands as the reflection of this vision – an ambition to build a stronger workforce, stronger businesses, and a stronger India.

- Anupma Bharti

Founder & Chairperson

Looking Ahead

Ms. Bharti envisions Sambhaw Group as “a leading multi-sector firm known across the region for reliability, quality, and people-first business”. Her focus for the coming years includes:

  • Expanding into new cities/states
  • Strengthening the workforce through training and skill development
  • Delivering larger and more complex infrastructure projects
  • Making financial services more accessible to small businesses
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