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Anil Chakravarthy: From India to the CEO chair at Adobe in the AI era

Anil Chakravarthy: From India to the CEO chair at Adobe in the AI era

by Amrita Priya | Sep 8, 2026

(Sep 8, 2026) Anil Chakravarthy will become Adobe’s next president and CEO on December 1, succeeding Shantanu Narayen after his 18-year tenure. At 21, Anil left India for MIT, beginning a technology career that would take him from McKinsey and Symantec to Informatica...
Priyanka Rana: The Bay Area sculptor listening to what wood has to say

Priyanka Rana: The Bay Area sculptor listening to what wood has to say

by Deepa Natarajan Lobo | Sep 6, 2026

(Sep 6, 2026) From mathematics and economics to chainsaws and sculpture, Bay Area-based wood sculptor Priyanka Rana found her calling in naturally felled wood. Today, she transforms wood into sculptural works inspired by nature, and her explorations of craft, science...
From IIT Bombay and MIT to IndianRaga and an award-winning film: Sriram Emani’s American journey

From IIT Bombay and MIT to IndianRaga and an award-winning film: Sriram Emani’s American journey

by Amrita Priya | Aug 30, 2026

(Aug 30, 2026) An IIT Bombay graduate who went on to MIT, lived with 50 families across America and built IndianRaga into a global platform for Indian arts, Sriram Emani is now taking his journey into filmmaking with the award-winning short Jam Boy, which explores...
Chan Patel: From an 8-by-10-foot room in Bombay to America’s largest Indian-American-owned bank

Chan Patel: From an 8-by-10-foot room in Bombay to America’s largest Indian-American-owned bank

by Amrita Priya | Aug 26, 2026

(Aug 26, 2026) Born into a modest family in Bombay, Chan Patel arrived in America in 1965 with $200 and a place at Stanford. He went on to build a successful hotel business and founded State Bank of Texas after seeing fellow hard-working immigrant entrepreneurs...
From Silicon Valley to Wall Street, seven Indian American women on 2026 Forbes 50 Over 50 list

From Silicon Valley to Wall Street, seven Indian American women on 2026 Forbes 50 Over 50 list

by Amrita Priya | Aug 22, 2026

(Aug 22, 2026) Seven Indian American leaders earned recognition on the 2026 Forbes 50 Over 50 list, reflecting the breadth of Indian American leadership across technology, global finance and philanthropy. Produced by Forbes in partnership with Mika Brzezinski’s...
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