Anuradha Das Mathur is Founding Dean of The Vedica Scholars Programme for Women,[1]Template:Self-published source India's first management and personal growth program exclusively for women, and is also a Founder[2] and Director[3] of 9.9 Media (Nine Dot Nine Media)[4]Template:Self-published source - one of India’s fastest growing niche media companies. Specifically, she manages 9.9 Media’s CFO and CEO communities, in addition to its research business and India’s first speaker bureau. She is also a Senior Advisor at Albright Stonebridge Group.[5]Template:Self-published sourceShe is the co-founder of Samarth,[6] a professionally managed eldercare organisation in India.
Prior to becoming an entrepreneur, she ran Business-world, one of India’s most widely read business magazines and worked for The Economist Group. Mathur was also selected as one of 25 young, talented, emerging global woman leaders[7] for the prestigious Global Emerging Women Leader’s Program, offered by Fortune magazine and the US State Department.
Mathur is also the Founder of the Foundation of Working Women,[8]Template:Self-published source an organization to help women live their choice of work through public policy, infrastructure and awareness creation.
Mathur is a trained economist with a bachelor's degree from Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi University[9] and a master's degree from Trinity College, University of Cambridge.[3]Template:Self-published source
In the year 2018, her article on "How Humanity Can Help You Succeed in the New Corporate World" was published on Harvard Business Review Ascend.
References
- ↑ Founding Team. Vedica Scholars Programme for Women. Retrieved 7 January 2017.
- ↑ Women’s club tapping the network, Singh, Shreyasi(8 February 2015).
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Team. 9.9 Media.
- ↑ 9.9 Media. 9dot9.in.
- ↑ About Us. Albright Stonebridge Group.
- ↑ Samarth.
- ↑ 9.9 Media co-founder selected for FORTUNE, US State Dept. Global Women's Mentoring Program. Oneindia(8 April 2009).
- ↑ » Team – Anuradha Das Mathur. The Foundation for Working Women.
- ↑ Two Global Leaders of Indian Origin Named 2016 Yale World Fellows. India-West.