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Arnav Maheshwari

Arnav Maheshwari

  • Economics Section Editor 2025
  • Georgia, United States

Born in 2009, Arnav lives in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. He is deeply interested in economics, global development, and financial systems, and hopes to study economics at university.

Arnav joined Harbingers’ Magazine in October 2024 as a winner of The Harbinger Prize 2024 in the Economics category, earning a place in the Essential Journalism Course. During this time, while writing about the global economy, entrepreneurship, and macroeconomics, he demonstrated outstanding writing skills and dedication to the programme. His commitment earned him the position of Economics Section Editor in March 2025.

Outside Harbingers’, Arnav pursues projects connected to economic education, research, and innovation. He has a strong passion for startup leadership and for building initiatives with real-world impact. He has also earned recognition on the global stage, captaining his team to a second-place finish at the Economics World Cup, one of the most competitive international economics competitions.

He speaks English, Hindi, and is learning Spanish.

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