Founder at Project KHEL (www.projectkhel.com) (www.facebook.com/projectkhel)

• Management of programme activities, alignment of programme objectives and grant requirements, sourcing new projects (business development)• Team planning and strategy development, orgn. development and HR functions• Team leadership, management and employee development • Documentation, reporting to donors and IFMR (parent orgn.) - - Senior Manager – Development Metrics (April 2009 – Aug 2010)• Management of independent projects related to education, governance, environmental sustainability, agriculture, etc. • Management of field and desk research in areas of BOP markets, livelihoods and environment• Team Management, training, project documentation and reporting• Programme planning, networking with partner organizations and vendors - - Manager – Development Metrics (July 2008 – March 2009)• Networking and liaison between researchers, external consultants and vendors for conceptualization and development of projects under google.org grant

• Feasibility Analysis for outsourcing bi-lingual manpower from India• Options, Roadmap and cost-effectiveness of various sourcing models• Recruitment functions

• Research in the monitoring and evaluation of rural health sector programmes (NRHM, RCH, TSC, Swajaldhara)• Research and consultation for international health sector programmes (World Bank, USAID-AED, PSP-One), client interaction• Networking with partner NGOs, government depts. (DMHFW, UPHSDP, ICDS)• Project management and recruitment functions• Data analysis and report-writing, presentations, preparing PIPs, proposals and EOIs

• Conceptualising and implementing fund-raising strategies for the organization• Programme management and partner NGO evaluation• Improvement and content management of organization website • Recruitment, induction and team-building

• Developing Web Applications using ASP, Scripting, SQL• Website Design using HTML• English Content development of German-language websites• Representing India at various AIESEC conferences, seminars, and ‘Global Villages’