Anju Bhargava

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Anju Bhargava is a Management Consultant/former Banker and an award winning Community Builder. She has held senior level positions in banks,[1] financial institutions, public multinational corporations[2] and the U.S. government

Over the last two decades as a change catalyst pioneer and social entrepreneur she has worked to “make a difference” on many fronts.[3]She was the only Indian-American to serve as a Community Builder Fellow [4] for the White House initiative (1998-2000). She is the first woman Hindu Pujari [5] and is an Interfaith Rep. in New Jersey. She is a published freelance writer.

She is a graduate of Stella Maris College, Madras University, India and Rutgers University, with training at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government and Kellogg, Graduate School of Management.