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| ABOUT US |
| CT Indian Life is published 12
times a year by Indian Life LLC, consisting of a small
group of professionals from diverse fields whose passion
to build a community publication drew them together as
a team in May 2007. |
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Madhu Reddy, founder
and former publisher, launched CT Indian Life in 2007. He
is a realtor with William Raveis Real Estate and Home
Services in Glastonbury. A longtime resident of
Connecticut, Madhu is a familiar face at many community
events and is involved with several nonprofit
organizations. His hobbies include listening to Carnatic
and Hindustani classical music. He can be contacted at
realtormadhu@yahoo.com
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Sujata Srinivasan, editor and publisher, is a
full-time freelance journalist who has held several key
editorial positions, including, managing editor of
Connecticut Business Magazine, senior financial editor
at Innova Solutions (now Ness Technologies), and
correspondent and interim bureau chief at CNBC India-TV
18, Chennai, India. She currently works as an editor on
a project basis for financial/economic research
organizations, and writes for several publications
primarily in the U.S., and also India. Her weekly
business/economy blog appears in the libertarian website
www.fr33agents.com. Sujata is into
reading, traveling, playing Scrabble and Boggle, the
performing arts, photography, cooking, and taking long
walks by the water. Visit her website
www.sujatasrinivasan.com or e-mail her at
editor@ctindianlife.com. |
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Amishi Shah, associate editor, is a freelance
writer whose work appears in several publications
including Little India and India New England.
Formerly from Connecticut, Amishi continues to maintain
her ties with the Nutmeg State while pursuing an advanced
degree at the John Glenn School of Public Affairs in Ohio.
She was selected to attend the Nieman Conference for
journalists at Harvard University. Visit her blog http://amishi-shahmerchant.blogspot.com or
e-mail her at amishi.shah80@gmail.com |
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Sudha Swaminathan, a columnist and contributing
editor at CT Indian Life�s Young Minds section, is a
professor of early childhood education at Eastern
Connecticut State University, where she enjoys teaching
and conducting research on young children developing
mathematical and scientific abilities. She enjoys
reading, storytelling, doing puzzles and playing games
with her family. E-mail her at
ktankala@sbcglobal.net.
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Sandeep Gohad,
Web master of CT Indian Life, is a software
engineer by profession. He is also the editor of the
Chess Players Association of
India, Latest Chess
and Python Threads
Web sites. Sandeep comes from a family of sportsmen and
women. His grandfather was a Ranji Trophy cricket
player, his mother played cricket for the State of
Maharashtra, and his sister is an international gymnast.
Sandeep is a FIDE (World Chess Federation) rated chess
player and has represented India at the Asian level. His
hobbies include gardening, traveling, swimming and
listening to Hindustani classical music. He can be
contacted at
editor@LatestChess.com
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Adesh Saxena,
formerly of Connecticut, is a resident of Paoli, a suburb
of Philadelphia, where he works as a medical writer for
Wyeth Pharmaceuticals. He and his wife “miss Connecticut,
the ocean, and the peace and charm of the New England
coastline.” Adesh grew up in Bombay, now Mumbai, and
describes himself as a “product of Marine Drive.” E-mail
him at
saxenaam@gmail.com. |
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Bill Zam,
formerly a resident of Connecticut, works for
UnitedHealthcare in Cary, North Carolina. A writer at
heart, Bill authors the humor column ‘Zamblings: Random
Thoughts and Ramblings by Bill Zam’ for The Chronicle
(Connecticut) and has been published in The Washington
Post and Maxim. He describes himself as “an
American PIG (Polish/Irish/German),” and therefore
believes he is “a natural choice” to write for CT
Indian Life. Write to him at
zamogram@billzam.com
to receive ‘Zamogram’, a free humorous newsletter sent via
e-mail. |
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Hitesh Shah
is program manager at the Connecticut Technology Council
Innovation Pipeline Accelerator in East Hartford. He
writes on issues that are of concern to Indian-American
entrepreneurs, and helps connect CT Indian Life
with venture capitalists and entrepreneurs with
interesting ideas. E-mail him at
hshah@ct.org
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Leslie Silverman of
West Hartford runs her own business C3 Marketing,
(http://www.c3marcom.com/)
which offers blog development and content, as well as
newsletters, among other services. Prior to this, she
worked at the erstwhile Arthur Andersen LLP, and the
Chicago Research and Trading Group, Ltd. Leslie’s writing
has appeared in several publications including
Connecticut Business Magazine. An avid gardener, she
grows her own vegetables and flowers in the spring and
summer. E-mail her at
leslie@c3marcom.com.
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Susan R.A. Honeyman, a New
Haven-based freelance writer, is vice president of The
Word Hive Communications, www.thewordhive.com. Prior to
this, she had a lengthy career in public relations at The
Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. She also enjoyed a
lengthy journalism career, reporting for such news
organizations as Reuters, The Hartford Times, The New York
Times, and the Meriden Record-Journal. Sue is a recipient
of several awards from the Connecticut Chapter of the
International Association of Business Communicators (IABC)
for magazine editing. Visit her at
www.thewordhive.com
or e-mail her at
thewordhive@gmail.com. |
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