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Suparna Bhasin, Chief Inspiration Officer

Turning Dreams Into Reality: Chief Inspiration Officer Suparna Bhasin

Sometimes it's difficult to figure out what to do with your life. Or, if you do know what your life's passion is, you don't know what concrete steps to take to turn your dreams into reality. That's where Chief Inspiration Officer Suparna Bhasin, 35, of Passion Into Practice comes to the rescue. She and the company provide clients with coaching services that follow a proven methodology to help people transform their lives and align their careers with their passions. In addition to delivering services to clients, Suparna also makes strategic decisions about how to expand the company. The aim is to offer services and products globally, reaching and inspiring millions of people. Prepare to be inspired by Suparna in this week's Young & Professional Profile.

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Purvi Shah, Executive Director

Ending Domestic Violence: Sakhi for South Asian Women

Domestic violence against women is an unfortunate reality in South Asian immigrant communities. Often, it can be a taboo subject shrouded in silence. Since 1989, however, the organization Sakhi for South Asian Women has been working to end violence against women of South Asian heritage, particularly those who reside in the New York metropolitan area. It offers a safe place for support and provides women with culturally sensitive information, services, and advocacy in multiple languages. The organization also strives to inform and mobilize

Article published on Mar 9th, 2008 | No Comments | Trackback | Categories »
 
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Dr. Vikram Sheel Kumar, Co-Founder & President

Healthcare Technology Entrepreneur: Dr. Vikram Kumar

Providing healthcare in developing countries often poses unique challenges: Electricity comes and goes; Internet access is unreliable; and various resources are in limited supply. Addressing these challenges is where Dr. Vikram Sheel Kumar, 30, has found his niche. As co-founder of Dimagi, Vikram leads a team that creates technologies specially customized for the conditions encountered in the developing world. For example, it has co-developed an open-source electronic medical records system in Zambia. Patients have smart cards that contain their medical records. This technology gives healthcare workers access to patients' information in places where telecommunications are limited and paper records aren’t working. Another innovation is Ca:sh, a mobile electronic medical records system. Outreach workers that visit patients have a handheld device, and the Ca:sh software application on it lets them access patients' information and enter updates. To learn more about Vikram and Dimagi, check out this week's Young & Professional Profile.

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Article published on Feb 8th, 2008 | No Comments | Trackback | Categories »
 

Register today for NASALSA’s Annual Law Conference!

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If you are interested in attending a conference with influential speakers, useful and practical workshops, Career fair, and interesting people from all over the globe then NASALSA is the place to be. Come out February 15-17 to Los Angeles and learn about the Legal South Asian World as well as make great connections.
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CNN Features CulturalConnect Founder
by Preeti at July 17, 2007

CulturalConnect founder, Sumaya Kazi, was recently featured on CNN's Young People Who Rock (for video, click here). The program, anchored by Nicole Lapin (seated with Sumaya on Larry King's set),…

Top 10 Cities for Young Professionals
by Preeti at July 13, 2007

Forbes magazine has compiled a list of the top 10 cities for young professionals. The magazine looked at which cities paid young professionals the best, which had the most young…

CNN's Young People Who Rock Blog
by Preeti at June 18, 2007

For nearly two years now, The CulturalConnect has been inspiring the young, the driven, and the forward-thinking with profiles of young entrepreneurs and other professionals in the business, arts, and nonprofit…

Empowering Indian Women...By Lightening Their Skin
by Preeti at June 05, 2007

The young Indian woman of the 21st century is more empowered than ever before. And L'Oreal, the Body Shop, Garnier, Ponds, and Jolen are helping them charge ahead even more,…

The Indian "FedEx" That Delivers Lunch
by Preeti at May 29, 2007

A couple of items that caught my attention this week. Dubbawallas of Mumbai. As the Indian economy grows at a dizzying pace, the subcontinent is experiencing rapid social change,…

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