Nithya Das
Chief legal officer
Former COO/CLO at Olo (NYSE: OLO), Board Member at Outbrain (NASDAQ: OB)
University of South Carolina, BA Finance
Boston Law School Visiting Student, Brooklyn Law School – JD
Exam – LSAT
Former Chief Legal Officer and Vhief People Officer at AppNexus (acquired by AT&T)
Former Tech Co lawyer at Goodwin Procter
She graduated from Gies College of Business – University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in 2014
she worked as a senior Analyst at Nielsen, then she moved to Chobani as Assistant Product Innovation Manager after that she moved to Brew Dr. as a Brand Manager, Product Innovation and she currently she’s working as Senior Consumer Insights & Product Innovation Manager at Once Upon a Farm.
She is a Director, Global Regulatory Lead at
EMD Serono, Merck KGAa.
She worked more than 4 years at Amgen as a senior manager in US regulatory affairs lead ,working in early drug product development
She also worked in Bayer health care as a post doctoral fellow.
She is graduated from
University of Maryland, School of Pharmacy
Year 2014
Directed major accounting activities including managing 3 direct reports and financial statements preparation, budget, month end close, development and documentation of accounting and HR policies, audits, taxes, cash management and general ledger transactions.
License:
Active CPA license from NJ State board of accountancy
Education
Master of Philosophy in accounting | S.D. School of Commerce, Ahmedabad, India | July 2009
Master of Commerce | H.L.College of Commerce, Ahmedabad, India | April 2007
Bachelor of Commerce | H.L.College of Commerce, Ahmedabad, India | April 2005
Directed major accounting activities including managing 3 direct reports and financial statements preparation, budget, month end close, development and documentation of accounting and HR policies, audits, taxes, cash management and general ledger transactions.
License:
Active CPA license from NJ State board of accountancy
Education
Master of Philosophy in accounting | S.D. School of Commerce, Ahmedabad, India | July 2009
Master of Commerce | H.L.College of Commerce, Ahmedabad, India | April 2007
Bachelor of Commerce | H.L.College of Commerce, Ahmedabad, India | April 2005
Shilpa Singh graduated from Rutgers university in NJ.Shilpa is currently a Product Management Leader at ADP, where she focuses on building next generation technology products for small business owners. As a 20 year industry veteran, she is a passionate advocate for leveraging technology to make life better and simpler for everyday people. Prior to joining ADP, Shilpa was at Citigroup, leading product management for their credit cards digital rewards suite. Shilpa lives in Chatham, NJ with her husband and 2 daughters.
Saba Siddiqui is a Senior Director at Hearst Magazines supporting corporate and growth strategy across Hearst’s portfolio of 25+ digital and print brands. She is a seasoned strategist with experience in strategic planning, go-to-market strategy, digital transformation, and operating model design. Saba was previously a Director at EY-Parthenon, advising executive clients across the media & entertainment, and consumer products ecosystem. She is a proud graduate of Binghamton University and serves on the Young Alumni Board. In her spare time, she is a passionate motorsport fan, watch enthusiast, and amateur cyclist.
Physician | Department of Radiation Oncology | James J. Peters VAMC
As a radiation oncologist, I’m responsible for determining the role of radiation therapy in a patient’s cancer treatment plan, planning the radiation treatment, evaluating the patient for the response to the treatment, and continuing to follow-up with the patient for side effect management and cancer surveillance.
At the first visit, also known as a consultation, I review all of the patient’s records, pathology reports, laboratory results and imaging and perform a physical examination. At the conclusion of the exam, I discuss my recommendations for radiation treatment with the patient and family. Several appointments are made for the patient so that a plan for the radiation treatment can be developed.
Once treatment starts, I make sure that every treatment is accurately given, monitor the patient’s progress and adjust treatment as necessary, and treat any side effects of radiation therapy
Assistant Clinical Professor | Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Medical Center
As an assistant clinical professor, I teach residents all the above listed responsibilities of a radiation oncologist so that they can eventually practice independently. I’m responsible for student advisement, mentoring, monitoring performance, providing feedback, and providing them with opportunities for growth in their careers.
Prior experience: I don’t believe this applies to my field/me as this is my first official job after training. I’m happy to provide details on other jobs I’ve performed on the side (tutor, receptionist, etc)while undergoing my training if that would be helpful or with details on my research, volunteer work, memberships if that’s what you’re looking for.
Education:
To become a radiation oncologist, I have completed four years of college, four years of medical school, one year of general medical training, and then four years of residency training in radiation oncology. At each stage, I’ve taken multiple exams in order to qualify proceeding to the next step in training with the last exam being a board certification by the American Board of Radiology.
Graduate
Hofstra North Shore- LIJ School of Medicine, c/o May 2015
Degree: M.D.
Undergraduate
New York University, c/o May 2011
Major: Biochemistry
Minors: Child & Adolescent Mental Health Studies, Philosophy
Economics studies the allocation of scarce resources.
Economics graduates can find job opportunities in the government, research firms, think tanks as well as organisations that require economists to analyse how economic issues can affect their business (e.g. banks).
Some of your career options include:
• Economist
• Market research analyst
• Policy analyst
• Economics journalist
Finance relates to the management of money, wealth and funds, be it for individuals or organisations.
Finance graduates can seek opportunities in a number of industries, including the government, banks, securities trading companies and consultancy institutions.
Here are some careers you can consider as a finance graduate:
• Financial advisor
• Financial planner
• Investment banker
• Hedge fund analyst
Marketing involves identifying, creating and communicating the value of a company’s product or services to a particular audience.
As marketing is an important function in many businesses, marketing graduates can look forward to job opportunities in a variety of industries, including financial services, property, education, logistics and manufacturing.
Some of your potential job options may include:
• Marketing executive
• Advertising executive
• Public relations executive
• Social media marketing executive
• Content marketing specialist
• Digital marketing executive
Management is a broad field that looks at implementing business concepts to ensure that a business runs smoothly.
There are a plethora of career options for you to pursue across a variety of industries should you study business management, including:
• Management consultant
• Business development specialist
• Business analyst
• Office manager
• Project manager
International business is the study of business activities in an international context. It covers a range of general business management subjects, such as accounting, finance and marketing, as well as cultural, legal and political conditions that can affect business operations. This is particularly useful given that many companies today operate on a global scale.
The multidisciplinary scope of international business will allow you to pursue a number of business-related careers. Here are some of your potential job options:
• Corporate strategy analyst
• Business consultant
• International/regional operations executive
• International/regional marketing executive
• International relations officer
Vanessa Deleon is a New York-based interior designer, product designer, blogger, brand ambassador, and lifestyle expert. Vanessa’s innovative sensibility combined with a keen eye for detail helps her clients’ inspirations and ideas come to life. Vanessa’s designs attract and inspire a long A-list clientele globally.
Vanessa has been featured in several coffee table books and numerous publications. Her biggest accolades include: Tery Crews Saves Christmas. American Dream Builders. Restaurant Impossible. HGTV’s Generation Renovation. Designer Challenge. Bang for your Buck, Design Star, DIY’s Rev Run’s Renovation, Ice Loves Coco and Bravo’s Milion Dollar Listing. She has made numerous guest appearances on The Better Show, NBC’s Today Show, and contributing designer for Open House NYC. PIX 11 “Vanessa to the Rescue” and was a host designer for YouTube’s Channel Spaces TV “Your Place is a Deal Breaker”. The IFDA and legendary Jaime Drake named Vanessa the Rising Star of Interior Design. She is the recipient of Latina Trail Blazer Award, lustrious Awards, and Gold Coast Leadership Award. Vanessa has been named Editor at Large at ASID.
Dr. Julie Shah works as a Quality and Training Consultant at Total Quality Concepts, Inc.
Totally Quality Concepts sets up and maintains quality management systems for small to mid-size aerospace and medical device companies.
Prior to joining Total Quality Concepts, Dr. Shah was an educator for 15 years. Dr. Shah was in the classroom for 10 years and served as an instructional coach for 5 years. In addition, she also taught courses in the teacher credential program at Chapman University. Dr. Shah says, “I am passionate about education; it can truly change the trajectory of a child’s life. I left teaching so that I could be a better mom.”
Dr. Julie Shah graduated from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in 2002 attaining her Bachelor’s degree. She then did her Master of Social Work from California State University in 2005 and then pursued her PhD degree to become a Doctor of Education from the University of Southern California in 2013.
Job Title: Director of Special Projects
Place of Employment: Smith Family Circle
College Attended and Graduation year:
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, CA
Major: Finance, Real Estate, and Law
Graduated June 2006
Bhumi Shah has spent more than a decade working in executive operations across government, non-profit and private sectors. She began her career on Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign as a member of the national advance team. Following the election, she assumed a role as Deputy Director of Scheduling and Advance at the Treasury Department where she traveled the world organizing logistics for Secretary Timothy Geithner. After leaving government, she joined Geithner as an adviser managing his transition out of the public sector, including his paid speaking engagements, the writing of his memoir and his time at both the private equity firm Warburg Pincus and Council on Foreign Relations. Bhumi made her way back home to California when she joined Facebook (now Meta) in the CEO’s office handling administrative operations, including overseeing scheduling and operations across the CEO’s business, personal and foundation portfolios.
Bhumi currently serves as the Director of Special Projects with the Smith Family Circle. The Smith Family Circle manages the assets and business enterprises of the Smith family, based on the principle of Improving Lives. As Director of Special Projects, Bhumi will be driving and supporting on a number of the cross-functional projects across the family and the organization — all aimed at implementing systems and improving process to make everyone’s lives easier.
Anya is an incoming freshman at the University of Alabama, Bingham
Maya received her BS in Social Psychology and BA in Ethnic Studies from the University of California San Diego, She currently works at Care International as a Service Systems Strengthening and Social Accountability Analyst
Dr. Reshma Shah brings with her a wealth of experience in the field of education. Dr. Reshma is a Professor of Marketing at Goizueta Business School, Emory University, and has been teaching there for 26 years. She graduated from the University of Illinois with a Bachelor’s in Business Administration, received her MBA at the University of Southern California, and then went on to pursue her doctorate degree, receiving her Ph.D. at the University of Pittsburgh.
Daniel F. Rivera. Ph. D. founder of the institute and Arabic-Spanish Instructor. Adjunct language professor in Arabic and Spanish a the University of Miami, Miami-Dade College, and Florida International University. He is also an expert and researcher in modern Arab politics and history with a focus on International Relations and diplomacy in the North of African and the Middle East (MENA) region. He is also the director of Skyline International for Human Rights, an organization dedicated to defend freedom of expression in the MENA region.
Neha Shah graduated from Rutgers University in 2007 with a degree in Marketing. Neha has been working in the marketing field for just under 15 years starting off her career at Snap, Inc. After gaining experience within the field, working at Foursquare, and Mashable as a marketing executive, Neha has worked her way up to a Senior Director position in the Enterprise Brands group at LiveRamp.
Daniel F. Rivera. Ph. D. founder of the institute and Arabic-Spanish Instructor. Adjunct language professor in Arabic and Spanish a the University of Miami, Miami-Dade College, and Florida International University. He is also an expert and researcher in modern Arab politics and history with a focus on International Relations and diplomacy in the North of African and the Middle East (MENA) region. He is also the director of Skyline International for Human Rights, an organization dedicated to defend freedom of expression in the MENA region.
Daniel F. Rivera. Ph. D. founder of the institute and Arabic-Spanish Instructor. Adjunct language professor in Arabic and Spanish a the University of Miami, Miami-Dade College, and Florida International University. He is also an expert and researcher in modern Arab politics and history with a focus on International Relations and diplomacy in the North of African and the Middle East (MENA) region. He is also the director of Skyline International for Human Rights, an organization dedicated to defend freedom of expression in the MENA region.
Mamta Shah graduated from the accelerated Medical Program at Boston University in 2009. Mamta currently works is MD and works as an Oculoplastic Surgeon at CareMount Medical Center in New York City. She did her research at Massachusetts Eye & Ear and is currently working on a research piece about Aesthetics in Women of Color.
“I feel fortunate enough to have acquired a skill that I can pass on to others. Mentoring students in the operating room and clinic has always been fun for me. It’s always fun seeing how far you have come, but also remembering where you came from. My fellowship directors in Pittsburgh and my research program director at Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary taught me through example how to teach well. I’m hopeful to pass their methods down!”
Accounting, finance or economics — which business field should you choose?
If you’re feeling lost, don’t worry!
we break down 6 popular types of business fields along with what you should consider before making a decision.
Accounting involves recording, analysing and reporting financial transactions of businesses.
As an accounting graduate, you can work in accounting firms that service different clients, or companies from various industries, including manufacturing, property and insurance.
Here are some jobs you can consider:
• Auditor
• Tax accountant
• Management accountant
• Account receivable executive
• Account payable executive
• Financial controller
• Payroll executive
Economics studies the allocation of scarce resources.
Economics graduates can find job opportunities in the government, research firms, think tanks as well as organisations that require economists to analyse how economic issues can affect their business (e.g. banks).
Some of your career options include:
• Economist
• Market research analyst
• Policy analyst
• Economics journalist
Finance relates to the management of money, wealth and funds, be it for individuals or organisations.
Finance graduates can seek opportunities in a number of industries, including the government, banks, securities trading companies and consultancy institutions.
Here are some careers you can consider as a finance graduate:
• Financial advisor
• Financial planner
• Investment banker
• Hedge fund analyst
Marketing involves identifying, creating and communicating the value of a company’s product or services to a particular audience.
As marketing is an important function in many businesses, marketing graduates can look forward to job opportunities in a variety of industries, including financial services, property, education, logistics and manufacturing.
Some of your potential job options may include:
• Marketing executive
• Advertising executive
• Public relations executive
• Social media marketing executive
• Content marketing specialist
• Digital marketing executive
Management is a broad field that looks at implementing business concepts to ensure that a business runs smoothly.
There are a plethora of career options for you to pursue across a variety of industries should you study business management, including:
• Management consultant
• Business development specialist
• Business analyst
• Office manager
• Project manager
International business is the study of business activities in an international context. It covers a range of general business management subjects, such as accounting, finance and marketing, as well as cultural, legal and political conditions that can affect business operations. This is particularly useful given that many companies today operate on a global scale.
The multidisciplinary scope of international business will allow you to pursue a number of business-related careers. Here are some of your potential job options:
• Corporate strategy analyst
• Business consultant
• International/regional operations executive
• International/regional marketing executive
• International relations officer
What exactly is an entrepreneur? You might have a picture in your head of what one looks like, but they are hard to define. That’s because every entrepreneur is unique.
They do have two major things in common though: their actions and aims. They see an opportunity to start a company. They decide to pursue this idea, and in doing so they are taking a risk. They want to change the world in some way, whether it’s big or small.
If you are wondering if you could be an entrepreneur, here are some personality traits that successful ones share:
• Passionate: Are there certain interests that you’re passionate about? Maybe you have been thinking about turning your hobby into a career, or you want to make a difference in your community.
• Motivated: Perhaps you’ve always been a self-starter who is motivated to try something new. You might have leadership qualities that others are drawn to, or feel confident that you could guide a team effectively.
• Independent: Many entrepreneurs crave more freedom in their lives. They might be tired of working a 9-to-5 desk job, or they’re looking to make their own schedule.
• Creative: Do you enjoy problem-solving and coming up with new solutions? Or you might be a bit of a daydreamer who’s always thinking about what the future holds.
There are a variety of jobs in healthcare and an increasing need for people to fill these positions. Some are clinical jobs, such as doctors , nurses and surgeons.
Others are technical jobs, such as phlebotomist and radiologists. A number of positions are healthcare support occupations, which involve helping other clinicians. These include home health aides, occupational therapy assistants, and physical therapy aides.
there are a number of administrative jobs. These range from upper-level administrative jobs, like a medical director, to jobs like hospital administrative assistants. Without planning and administrative input, it would be difficult for doctors and other medical professionals to deliver their services. Some people in administrative roles are responsible for scheduling appointments, while others may be in charge of running an office, nursing home, or hospital.
Clinical roles include people who have attended medical or nursing school.
Do not underestimate the importance of people in support roles – they’re essential to proving medical services. Also playing a key role are the technicians who take blood, do sonograms and perform other medical tasks.