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A recent initiative
* Founder, CEO, Edmatrix dealing in education related matters including Soft Skills, Employable skills and Career Guidance
* Founder, CEO, Edmatrix Services consulting in Higher Education overseas.
* Trustee, DIPSITES GLOBAL NETWORK
* Managing Trustee Soni Memorial Trust
* One of the Founding Trustees of Delhi World Foundation set up in 2015 and a Life Member,
work voluntarily in an ambitious, noble, productive experiment for excellence in education....
assisting in monitoring growth from barren land to student enrollment.
Known by the people who know me...and
my motto in life is 'Appreciate first, Understand later’. |
Completed my
schooling from DPS Mathura Road, New Delhi and graduation from Sri Ram College
of Commerce, Delhi University.
A Chartered Accountant by profession, spent initial professional life with
Sheraton hotels, and later ventured out on my own into
the ‘simply’ complicated
world of Information Technology- pioneering Oracle technology training in India.
And simultaneously, enjoyed operating
daffy’s- Snack/ Health food Counters.
Then moved to California USA and having experienced life for some years in the most technologically advanced nation, relocated to India J
Some facts about me
Thrice published novelist
SEHER AALIYA ESHA
Zodiac sign: Aries
Favorite cities to visit: San Francisco, London, Amsterdam.
Favorite discotheque: Ghunghroo
Favorite films:
Hindi- Anand, Pakeezah, Aap Ki
Kasam, Satte Pe Satta...
English- Gone with the wind,
Roman Holiday, One flew over the cuckoo's nest...
Favourite books:
include 'My Experiments With Truth' by M.K. Gandhi, ‘Night of January 26th’
by Ayn Rand and 'Bhagwath Gita'.
Other interests: include Biorhythms, Numerology, and Beer Glass Collection.
I
Hate... Lies & fibs, jealousy & greed.
I
Like... Straightforwardness & ability to speak one's mind.
My own quotes...• 'There is no need to hide, but there is no need to advertise.'
• 'A friend SHOULD NEVER become a lover, and a lover CAN NEVER become a friend.'
• 'Justifying a fault, quadruples it.'
Last updated: April 21st, 2024
