As a CSR Event Host and Emcee, I’ve had the privilege of organizing and leading over 40 impactful CSR events for major clients like Amazon, JP Morgan, IBM, and Tata Communications. My role extends beyond hosting—I am dedicated to creating meaningful experiences that resonate with participants and fulfill each client’s CSR vision.From designing custom posters and presentations to setting up activities that foster genuine connections, I bring creativity and a strong attention to detail to every event. I coordinate closely with stakeholders to ensure smooth operations, handling reminders and internal communications to keep everything aligned.I also lead engaging ice-breakers and team-building exercises, making sure each event is memorable and impactful. Through careful data tracking and reporting, I measure the success of each initiative, providing insights to refine and enhance future programs.

An artisan behind Spectre. Inspired by the heart, driven by belief, I have started Spectre. The inception of Spectre goes back as little as four years ago when I needed a bag, All I had was a piece of leather lying in a corner. At that moment I thought about cutting down the leather but was uncertain about stitching. A few people encouraged me to execute my idea, Out of sheer curiosity, I decided to stitch the small piece of leather together and see their reaction. That's how Spectre's very first handcrafted leather Roll-Top backpack came to life. It was people's ideas that brought it into existence. Their belief, their faith had brought Spectre to life & now Spectre products are being sold across the seas, carrying tales. All of it wouldn't be possible if it weren't for the people who inspired me to create, to be more & to be. We all love a good tale and a few of us love to listen to them. I, like anyone else, love to tell & listen. I have great interest to learn and know where one travels with their bag & how a clutch seemed perfect for an occasion, well these tales behind the curtains are ones I am really found of & that's how I named this craftsman's work Spectretales