Dr. Chandra is a distinguished figure in academia, management, and entrepreneurship, boasting over two decades of professional managerial experience, including 10 years of impactful social entrepreneurship as the Founder of the non-profit, Prayaana Labs in India. She is a serial entrepreneur and investor in women-led startups including SheSight Magazine, Pracol.com, and Prayaanajobs.com among a few. Notably recognized with the Women in Business Award for Social Entrepreneurship from UNCTAD in 2018, she has received various other accolades for her contributions to gender equality and entrepreneurship promotion. A dedicated advocate for women's empowerment, she regularly speaks at influential platforms such as the United Nations.
Neha Srivastava brings a wealth of experience from her nearly two- decade career as a Corporate Trainer, meticulously grooming the workforce within the IT and Outsourcing Industries, enhancing their proficiency in vital corporate skills. With a post graduate degree in Business Studies, Neha has a strong foundation in Strategic Management and Organizational Development. She Currently serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the SheSight Platform, where she leads efforts to empower women and advocate for gender equality through the transformative power of media.
Dr. Kamino, after graduating from Keio (BA), Colorado (MA), and Denver (PhD) universities, he worked for OISCA International (NGO). Globally, he was Chief Facilitator for the Movement to Promote ‘UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development’ (adopted by the UN General Assembly for 2005-14), but much disappointed by men’s general disinclination to confront the escalating ecological crises. Learning from that experience, he became an advocate for the empowerment of females and was reported multiple times by India’s national media. Through OISCA South India’s ecofeminist network, in 2023 he became acquainted with Dr. Chandra Vadhana R. who invited him to publish his own “Reflecting ‘Feminism or Death (1974)’ a Half Century Later” in She Sight magazine. Based on that success, they decided to collaborate again for Fly High Women.