I am the Project Lead at Re-link, an advisory firm that fosters inclusive workplaces. Some of the diversity strands I work with include: Genders, People with disabilities(PwD), sexualities, and cognitive dimensions of diversity. My versatility and creative mind-set help me wear several hats at once, working as a designer, researcher, and thinker, all rolled into one. As the end to end project manager, I conceptualise, designs and executes all the in-house creative communication material, frontend with clients on our digital products, liaises with vendors and partners for all the design and research. I bring with me a rare combination of being an MBA, B.Tech and certification in behavioural sciences. This makes my approach practical, yet rooted in human behaviour. I have experience in conducting market analysis to identify industry trends, streamlining workflow processes and bringing in team cohesiveness. I have handled branding activities for Delhi Press Group, created a platform for Mumbai Police that focused on better Public-Police and Media-Police relationships, this platform also aided in increasing internal motivation of the police force. I have worked extensively in the entertainment industry, creating marketing platforms for films and TV. I have created communication tools, conceptualised product concepts for client organisations and arrived at a growth strategy for the brands that I have supported. Some of the organisations that I have worked with include Reliance Digital, JA Entertainment, Green WhyNot, Andjob, Clean Planet and Business Of Ideas. Being a health enthusiast and a champion of sustainability, I play a critical role in designing employee wellness interventions – especially community and health wellness. An ace networker and an avid reader, I am always filled with interesting anecdotes, fun facts and narratives on a large range of subjects: environment, philosophy, music, history and food, to name a few.  In addition to this, I am a budding artist and delve into pencil sketching of both live and inanimate objects.