- Conceptualized integrating digital media into interactive learning experiences that help develop 21st century skills in children through creative project based learning- Developed business plan from initial design to improving effectiveness and refining product design through customer feedback surveys- Trained staff to use digital media for efficient execution of curriculum- Partnered with subject matter experts to design 4-month pilot STEAM curriculum involving Scratch, automated robots, circuit boards and video editing tools and online learning platforms such as IXL Learning. - Developed branding, marketing and communications strategy to introduce first of its kind product to disrupt the education market

- Evaluated and screened international applicants seeking participation in the Visiting Artist program at South Asia Institute- Guided Harvard College students to internships and learning opportunities in Nepal- Curated Visiting Artists' work at Knafel Gallery

Currently consulting as Senior Advisor (June 2017)● Conceived and established Nepal’s first Children’s Art Museum● Managed multi-media projects on time and within budget while collaborating with 4 full time staff on tight schedule. ● Designed educational content and facilitated art making experiences to over 8000 children ● Partnered with various stakeholders - over 30 schools 20 organizations like UNICEF, Google Cultural Institute ● Built trust among company stakeholders by maintaining accurate and achievable roadmaps for CAM● Worked directly with students and schools to understand student user needs for innovative educational programs

IMAGINE (aka Sneha Shrestha) is a Nepali artist who incorporates her native language and meshes the aesthetics of Sanskrit scriptures with graffiti influences. She has shown her meditative works in several exhibitions, commissioned works and public walls around the world from Kathmandu to Boston. Her show “Mindful Mandalas” was on view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Her newest work is a thirty-foot sculpture commissioned by the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum currently on view. She was recognized by WBUR as one of the 25 millennial artists of color impacting Boston. Shrestha’s work is held in the private collections of Facebook, Google and Fidelity Investments. Sneha is also an educator and social entrepreneur. She established Nepal’s first Children’s Art Museum to provide a creative space where children and youth can develop 21st century skills through project based art experiences. Sneha received her Master’s from Harvard University. Besides creating larger than life murals and paintings, Sneha passionately supports Asian art by working as the Arts Program Manager at the South Asia Institute at Harvard.Being the first to mesh American Graffiti with Nepali Alphabets, she has shown her work in several exhibitions, commissioned works and public walls around the world including Boston, San Francisco, Bali and Istanbul. She has worked on projects for Trip Advisor, Red Bull and Neiman Marcus.

• Researching cognitive and social dimensions of learning and working in and through the arts, exploring themes of identity and collaboration among children• Exploring the aesthetics of English alphabet and principles of graffiti art with second grade students from the Boston Public School system, employing ideas and techniques from Project Zero’s Out of Eden Learning (OOEL) research project.• Documenting key moments of their processes using concepts from Project Zero’s Making Learning Visible (MLV) research project.

Designing creative teaching and learning experiences using paper circuits at the Lifelong Kindergarten group

- Taught university seniors a studio art class for two semesters on Senior Project and Exhibition- Coordinated and Curated Kathmandu University’s Senior Exhibitions- Evaluated and graded 30 Senior Art Projects

- Mentored high school students in painting projects for clients - Created custom works of art for exhibitions and fundraisers- Designed creative art making experiences for clients- Advised AFH participants in college application process- Secured relationships with Art Colleges and Institutions- Encouraged students in writing artist’s statements- Headed Paint Studio training for new mentors

Designed and co-wrote 3 children's books out of which "Search for New Clean Home" won Book of the Year Award in 2011 from the Children's Literature Society of Nepal.