Advisory Board
“How far we travel in life matters far less than those we meet along the way.”
Amee
Dr. Sandhya Umesh Prabhu
A doctor by profession and a creative person by hobby, Sandhya is passionate about language and literature. She loves writing poems, stories, and scripts. She has a flair for music and visual art forms.
Sandhya is a very people person with a lot of wit and humour. She enjoy interacting with people from different walks of life, understand their likes, dislikes, joys and sorrows. She aspires to be a writer and a counsellor. She considers herself to be blessed as she is in a profession which touches human lives. She derives joy and wishes to commit herself to social activities which allow people/children to accept themselves as they are, recognize their unique potentials and allow them to stand by themselves independently.
Ramesh Agrawal
A firm believer in the power of the community, he spends a lot of time harnessing the power of technology to bring communities together.
He can never work on just one thing. After quitting his corporate job in 2014, he now manages operations for Q&FSC, is dabbling with entrepreneurship, runs a co-working space WorkAdda and also spends time growing BB76 (Better Bangalore 76), a neighborhood improvement community around Bannerghatta Road. He also spends time coaching and mentoring young entrepreneurs.
Ramesh is helping Snehadhara expand it’s network and build sources of funding along with helping us with ideation, strategy definition and most significantly helping us think BIG.
Lakshmi Govindrajan Javeri
As a journalist, she has chronicled the works of people who have made a difference in the lives of others in unique and courageous ways. Her idea of unwinding is through music in any form – live or otherwise. If given a chance, she would love to use music to work with the elderly because nothing gives more solace than time spent over music.
Vinayaga Raman
Vinayaga sees Social Responsibilities as a way of giving back a little of what has been provided to us by life in abundance. A lot of good work is being done in the social space, but lack of technology awareness means that most of this work happens in deep silos with little or no sharing. He wants to use technology as a bridge so that the social sector can focus on doing what they do best and not worry about the digitization and sharing of information.
Soumya Jayaram
Soumya has always been academically inclined. She obtained her B.Com degree from University of Mysore in 1997. She subsequently qualified as a Chartered Accountant. Soumya started her career in Mumbai with ICICI Bank . After six years of being in Mumbai she moved to Bangalore.
Soumya is married to Sameet Jeppu and has two children Savitri and Pramith
Ramnath Bhat
Ram has a background in IT and Media Studies. Learnt community media in VOICES, Bangalore based advocacy group. Currently working on research and policy advocacy on white space, digitization, mobile telephony, spectrum allocation, community radio and internet access/infrastructure. He is interested in media law and public policy making.