About Me
THE LEARNING, DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM HAS PERHAPS BEEN THE SINGLE MOST CHALLENGING PORTION OF A MUCH LONGER JOURNEY.
WORK EXPERIENCE
I make a living by managing a line of education products at network gear maker, Cisco, while doing a balancing act as a graduate student at the Stanford University School of Education.
Previous professional stints have included managing hardware and software products at Cisco, consulting, advertising, and kicking off a startup. Ofcourse, consulting was dull, advertising was fun but an exercise in surviving off peanuts and that startup never did make it. Former employers include Philips and Praj Industries in India, Grey Advertising in the Philippines, and Nortel Networks in Canada.
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EDUCATION
My educational affiliations include an MA in Learning, Design & Technology at the Stanford University School of Education, an MBA from the Ivey Business School, Canada, and a manufacturing engineering undergrad from the University of Pune, India. I have also been an exchange student at the Asian Institute of Management, Philippines as well as a graduate certificate student at the Stanford School of Engineering.
I was a member of the Stanford University archery team and won the Stanford School of Education fellowship.