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Startups in highly regulated industries have to strike a tough balance — keeping operations both lean and compliant.Sruthi Lanka, CFO at Public.com, leans on her engineering background, as well as out-of-the-box thinking from her team, to meet both criteria. Sruthi explains why she made process efficiency a top priority for her team, and how a combination of high and low-tech solutions have created efficiencies and mitigated risk. Learn what it takes to fortify your organization against unforeseen risk management challenges with this in-depth look at Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and internal controls.Discussed in this Episode:The impact of automation on internal controls and how to make time for automation when you're resource-constrainedThe importance of accurate and unified data across the businessEnsuring regulatory and data compliance when leveraging artificial intelligence (AI)How smarter checks and balances and risk management can improve the quality of your business
Startups in highly regulated industries have to strike a tough balance — keeping operations both lean and compliant.Sruthi Lanka, CFO at Public.com, leans on her engineering background, as well as out-of-the-box thinking from her team, to meet both criteria. Sruthi explains why she made process efficiency a top priority for her team, and how a combination of high and low-tech solutions have created efficiencies and mitigated risk. Learn what it takes to fortify your organization against unforeseen risk management challenges with this in-depth look at Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and internal controls.Discussed in this Episode:The impact of automation on internal controls and how to make time for automation when you're resource-constrainedThe importance of accurate and unified data across the businessEnsuring regulatory and data compliance when leveraging artificial intelligence (AI)How smarter checks and balances and risk management can improve the quality of your business
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Without our mental, we have nothing. On today's episode of the OTG Podcast we tackle a very important and often overlooked topic, the intersection physical and mental health! Now now, you're probably thinking "Aren't those handsome,chiseled chin, dudes in the fitness and creative space? What do they know about mental health?" And to that we have two things to say, thank you for the compliment and we have an extremely special guest that will be able to shred some light on the subject, Sruti Kamprath! Sruti has a masters degree in Counseling Psychology and is working towards working with people as well! The conversation today was centered around -The Importance Of our physical and mental health -Why we set unrealistic goals for ourselves -Unhealthy and Healthy comparison to others Our eyes were opened on this episode and this discussion really helped us take a good long look at our internal along with the external! If you enjoyed this impactful and beneficial episode, please share it with others! Sharing helps us grow our community and create more fantastic content. Check out the links to learn more about us. Thank you! Join the family, and let's become GREAT together!
Sruthi Lanka (CFO of Public.com) joins host CJ Gustafson to discuss the unexpected qualities of great CFOs. If you're looking for an ERP platform, check out our sponsor, NetSuite: https://netsuite.com/metrics --- SPONSORS: NetSuite provides financial software for all your business needs. More than thirty-six thousand companies have already upgraded to NetSuite, gaining visibility and control over their financials, inventory, HR, eCommerce, and more. If you're looking for an ERP platform ✅ NetSuite: https://netsuite.com/metrics and defer payments of a FULL NetSuite implementation for six months. Tropic is the next-generation Procurement Platform that's helping modern CFOs take control of their budgets and bottom line. By combining approval workflows, supplier management, and pricing benchmarks all in one place, Tropic makes savings opportunities easy to find and act on.
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Sruthi Lanka (CFO of Public.com) joins host CJ Gustafson to discuss the unexpected qualities of great CFOs. If you're looking for an ERP platform, check out our sponsor, NetSuite: https://netsuite.com/metrics --- SPONSORS: NetSuite provides financial software for all your business needs. More than thirty-six thousand companies have already upgraded to NetSuite, gaining visibility and control over their financials, inventory, HR, eCommerce, and more. If you're looking for an ERP platform ✅ NetSuite: https://netsuite.com/metrics and defer payments of a FULL NetSuite implementation for six months. Tropic is the next-generation Procurement Platform that's helping modern CFOs take control of their budgets and bottom line. By combining approval workflows, supplier management, and pricing benchmarks all in one place, Tropic makes savings opportunities easy to find and act on.
In this episode, we address the issue of conversion. We talk to Sruthi about her experiences, the questions she had that her parents couldn't answer, her story of conversion and how she came back to Hinduism in just two and a half hours of logical conversation with Acharya ji of Aarsha Vidya Samajam.The movie The Kerala Story is based on the accounts of many girls like Sruthi. Hindu parents need to listen carefully and learn from these stories, because it is both our right and our duty to raise our children to carry on the Sanatana Parampara.Hear Sruthi's message for young people and the state of Hindu Samaj today. Sruthi's story is also found in the book The Story of A Reversion. This podcast is mainly in MALAYALAM, hence we have a video with ENGLISH subtitles that non-Malayalam speakers can watch.General Information:Subscribers are requested to look for The Hindu Parenting notification emails for new podcasts/posts in their email promotions/spam tab and personally move these into the main inbox. Thereafter all posts will be delivered to their main inbox. Thank you!For questions that you'd like us to address, please use the form below:Hindu Parenting QuestionsFor comments and suggestions, please use the comments tab or write to us at contact@hinduparenting.orgPlease note that questions will not be answered on email.Do subscribe to our substack and follow us on our social media handlesTwitter: hinduparentingInstagram: hinduparentingTelegram: t.me/hinduparentingFacebook: facebook.com/hinduparentingFacebook group: facebook.com/groups/hinduparentingKoo: hinduparentingThe opinions expressed by guests on The Hindu Parenting Podcast are their personal opinions and Hindu Parenting does not assume any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, completeness, suitability or validity of anything shared on our platform by them.Copyright belongs to Hindu Parenting. Get full access to Hindu Parenting at hinduparenting.substack.com/subscribe
Chris and Brook get to spend a little time with Dr. Sruthi Swami. Dr. Swami is an assistant professor in the Ed.S. program at California State University, Sacramento where she teaches courses related to assessment, human development, social justice, and also supervises graduate students in an on-campus assessment clinic. This week's episode covers topics related to BIPOC research, her work with the AAPI subcommittee, and NASP Multicultural Affairs Committee work. Got a question or comment for TASP Talks? reach us at podcast@txasp.org Intro/Outro Music by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com
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Sruthi Lanka is clearly not the only CFO who began her professional career at blue chip investment house Goldman Sachs. However, she may be one of the only CFOs—if not the only one—who can trace her career roots to Goldman's technology engineering team. Back in 2009, as the economic downturn dispatched a daily dose of bad news, Lanka was tasked with separating Goldman's nervous bankers from their long-tenured messaging device of choice: the BlackBerry. “Most banks would not even entertain the idea of switching because the BlackBerry was so locked down and considered to be ironclad,” explains Lanka, who notes that while Apple's iPhone had become a popular alternative to the BlackBerry inside a number of different industries, bankers were known for clutching their BlackBerrys—and Goldman was no exception. According to her, “We found that most Goldman employees were already living on the iPhone, but meanwhile they would still carry this clunky BlackBerry.” After 3 years with Goldman Sachs, Lanka found herself being led into another realm by the same curiosity that had once caused her to become an engineer and subsequently drawn her to all things tech. A typical self-question of the time was “How did bankers make the decisions that they made about about whether to invest or not invest?” “This was all lost on me as an engineer,” recalls Lanka, who would return to school for an MBA and subsequently open her next career chapter as an investment banker. With Royal Bank of Canada, Lanka advised clients during pivotal moments of their company's trajectory. She found investment banking to be empowering, as she was able to work with seasoned CEOs and CFOs, but at the same time it was frustrating for her. Lanka tells us that it was then when she realized that she wanted to build a company rather than just advise others about theirs. This experience led her to MoneyLion, where as head of strategic finance she leveraged both her finance acumen and tech engineering skills to build a data team to help to realize the early-stage start-up's data-driven vision—a combination of skills and collaborative approaches that she would once more rely upon after stepping into the CFO office at Public.com in 2020. Says Lanka: “It's not about having all of the answers but about knowing the right questions to ask.” –Jack Sweeney
Welcome to Musically Yours with JSV, Where Jaya Sai Vaishnavi's melodious voice is the sensation. An RJ, a singer, a voice-over artist she, goes on a journey to unveil the musical community.Join her as she seeks to understand, through truthful conversations with guests so grand. Find Sruthi on Instagram: @Sruthi Ranjani ModumudiJSV on Instagram: @IamJSVKathanika on Instagram: @KathanikaMediaHosted by Jaya Sai VaishnaviProduced and Concept by Kathanika MediaMusic by UdayIf you would like to share any feedback, comments or suggestions to the host or to the producers, you can write to us at kathanikamedia@gmail.comFor business collabrations, write to hello@kathanika.inYou can listen to this show and other Kathanika show on Kathanika.in website or in any major podcast platformSpotify | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | JioSaavn | Gaana | Amazon MusicTelugu Music Podcast
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Engineer-turned-CFO Sruthi Lanka was drawn into finance after seeing her parents - themselves brilliant engineers - losing money in the markets. “I couldn't understand how people who could solve incredible math puzzles in their head could not figure out how to make a return in the markets. And so that's what led me down this path of navigating into finance.” Today she is CFO at investing app, Public.com, the biggest competitor to Robinhood, famous for the “GameStop Frenzy which rattled markets in January 2021. In this episode Sruthi reveals Her vision for FP&A as central to business and executive leadership Her experience of The GameStop Frenzy in late January 2021 which coincided with her joining Public.com, helping it explode from “a relatively young startup to having over a million members” The centrality of data or analytics partnering with finance and why some engineering and SQL is an important skill set for CFOs Her founding membership of FSuite in which StartupCFOs meet to discuss everything from the best tools to complex challenges they are facing Why a regular monthly meeting with FP&A is “sacrosanct” - in order to optimize what is measured and show progress against targets The importance of FP&A doing the “hard work” of building “simple” financial models Watch the full show on YouTube Read the full transcript and blog Show Links FSuite (A thriving, invitation only community where CFOs turn to excel in their career and day-to-day) Follow Sruthi Lanka on LinkedIn Follow Paul Barnhurst on LinkedIn Follow Datarails on LinkedIn FP&A Today is brought to you by Datarails. Datarails is the financial planning and analysis platform that automates data consolidation, reporting and planning, while enabling finance teams to continue using their own Excel spreadsheets and financial models. Get in touch at www.datarails.com
Dr. Sruthi Swaminathan has a PhD in Neuroscience. She has her own business consulting company, she's a User Experience Researcher at Ipsos, an adjunct instructor at Kendall College, and a popup dining chef and host. Sruthi joins Emily to discuss the brain and how behaviors manifest, the error behind how we think about mental health, and how to build up positive emotions. This week's spotlight: Chicago French Press
Two essential ceremonies are conducted in Brahmin Households in the South. These are followed as a More than as one sanctioned by Sruthi or even Smriti. More is a Group of practices followed by a specific group rather than as a matter of personal choice. These are followed in the South of India, in the States of Tamil Nadu,Karnataka, Kerala and Andhra. One is Samaradhanai and the other is Sumangali Prarathanai. Samaradhanai is conducted before or after an auspicious occasion like Ayush Homa, Upanayana, Pilgrimage , Marriage. This is conducted for any auspicious occasion. This is conducted either before or after the event . In Samaradhanai , Family Deity is worshiped at Home and people are fed. In Sri Vaishnava Sampradaya, this is called Dhadhiyaarathanai. In those case where people are not sure of their Family Deity, the Pooja is offered to Lord Subrahmanya, in the case of Iyers, and in the case of Sri Vaishnavas, Lord Balaji. The other ceremony is the Sumangali Prarthanai. This again is a custom practiced and it does not find a reference in the Sruthi or Smriti. This function is more of sentiments practiced in the Family. This has to be performed, as a thumb rule, following the practices of the ancestors .While it is not advisable to start this practice if it has not been practiced by the ancestors, it is equally essential note that the practice is not to be discontinued if it had been in vogue in the Family. This is a function meant for women, married with Husband being alive. This has to be performed once a year for one Gothra and more than once in year should not be conducted. Tuesdays and Saturdays are to be avoided. Fridays during the Waxing of the Moon is advisable. Wednesdays/Thursdays are also permissible. Ashtami,Navami Thithis are normally avoided. Panchami is preferable. In this function the Blessings of the departed Sumangalis, those whose deaths precede the death of their husbands are sought and those who died young before getting married. Generally, if the daughter is getting married, the event is done before the marriage. In the case of a son getting married, this is performed after the marriage, with the Daughter-in-law conducting it. 7 ladies and 2 young girls (preferably below the age of 10) are invited to participate in the function, partake the feast and receive thamboolam. The total number of ladies should always be in Odd numbers. The maximum number of ladies allowed normally is 11. Minimum is 5 +2. Advisable that unmarried Girl is about Eight Years as it is believed that she represents the Devi. The ladies who sit for the puja represent all the women of the family who are no more alive. The function is presided over by the elderly lady members of the family. Usually the kartha is a sumangali from the family. The gifts to the ladies vary among families and depend on the financial status of the kartha, very similar to the nandi sradham. The menu for the feast is also very similar. 9 yds saree in silk or cotton is be bought along with a Blouse piece. The preferable colours are red, yellow and green. Invite and procedure. Those to be invited, kumkum, haldi, oil, shikakai, vasanai podi are to offered at thier Home a day earlier On the morning of the day, wash the 9 yds saree & a blouse piece with madi (shuddam)after bath & dry. The Person conducting the Sumangali Prarthana should not take an oil bath. Kalyana kolam/Rangoli in the entrance, and semman & tie “ mavilai” at Home. For the pudavai kalam – put a square kolam, (padi kolam), over that keep a palakai & put kolam on that. In front of that, put a kolam to keep the elai. On both sides of the Pudavai(Sareee) kalam put kolam for 2 elais , beside for elais facing North, East is preferred next Fold the dry saree so that the “ pallu” comes on the top. The corner of the same should face N. Fold the blouse & keep on that. On the saree keep the following: https://ramanisblog-in.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/raman --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ramanispodcast/message
The term Brahmacharya means, ‘going after Brahman' ,The Reality. This has two connotations in practice. One is engaging oneself in the pursuit of Reality. The other is the virtue of practicing celibacy. Let us study the Etymology of the word. The word brahmacharya stems from two Sanskrit roots: Brahma (ब्रह्म, shortened from Brahman), means “the one self-existent Spirit, the Absolute Reality, Universal Self, Personal God, the sacred knowledge”. charya (चर्य), which means “occupation with, engaging, proceeding , behaviour, conduct, to follow, going after”..This is often translated as activity, mode of behaviour, a “virtuous” way of life. So the word Brahmacharya literally means a lifestyle adopted to seek and understand Brahman – the Ultimate Reality. In historic literature of Hinduism, it means “devoting oneself to Brahman”. In modern literature, it is commonly translated to mean celibacy for those unmarried, and fidelity to one's partner when married. In ancient and medieval era Indian texts, the term brahmacharya is a concept with more complex meaning. Brahmacharya embodies in its meaning an overall lifestyle that helps the pursuit of sacred knowledge and spiritual liberation.It is a means, not an end, and usually includes cleanliness, ahimsa, simple living, studies, meditation, voluntary restraints on certain diet, intoxicants and behaviors (including sexual behavior)' So, one interpretation, which is basic, is that Brahmacharya means making efforts to Realize Brahman, The Reality. Brahman can be realized, according to scriptures, with the help of a Preceptor, Guru.. Though the Smritis /Sruthi declare that Brahmacharya begins with Upanayana, at an early age with the Upanayana, which is recommended at ages between 5 , 7, and 9,people were aware that the quest for Brahman might arise in an individual at a later date, say at the age 25, 30, 40 or even 50. In such cases by following of the enquiry into the nature of Brahman, one becomes a Brahmachari, a Student. He could be a married man or woman. Being married or unmarried , man or woman is no hindrance in pursuing the Reality Brahaman. We have many Grahasthas, married people as great Rishis, Vasishta,Krupar,Kashyapa, Agastya, Gargi , Maitreyi. Therefore these great souls, though married are students, Brahmacharis, as they pursued Brahama Gnana. Hence a Married man is also a Brahmachari in this sense. Brahmacharya indicates a Stage of life, that of study. The four Asramas are Brahmacharya, Gruhastha, Vanaprastha and Sanyasa. These relate to the dispositions and the actions being contemplated upon by the individual, while Celibacy is a part of Sadhana marga which expedites spiritual journey. Coming to Celibacy, Celibacy is essential in preserving the Semen from falling to the ground or flowing down as this hinders the spiritual growth, It is called Urthvarethas, Meaning that the semen flows upwards through the Chakras in the body to reach the Sahasrara in the head, This Celibacy is called Naishtika Brahmacharrya.(not allowing the semen to flow down) Bhishma is a Naishtika Brahmachari. He is the only Naishtika Brahmachari, apart from Hanuman. This is the reason, why Devavrataha, was called Bhishma, one who does the Impossible. In the case of the Grahasthas, so long as their object of physical interaction is to produce progeny without Lust, they are also rated high in the scheme of things. King Janaka is one such. Therefore a married one can also be called a Brahmachari, provided he/ she is after the enquiry into the Nature of Brahman. You may read this at ramanisblog.in marrried men women are brahmacharis --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ramanispodcast/message
Harsha, Tarun, Christian and Haran are back with an episode with their Florida friend Sruthi! Sruthi plays Virginia vs. Florida, before they talk about what they will do for their last year of life, gluten free problems, and so much more! Have an interesting topic or would like to be featured on an episode? Let us know! Head over to @aninterestingdiscussion on Instagram! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
"Under the Tree" is an initiative to re - live the child hood and our lives by relating to stories by great writers of yesteryears. The objective is to rekindle the interest of reading and showcase the Indian authors work which give rebirth to the tradition, culture. Spiritual series that is rich in Indian ethos along with Management aspects increase positivity which is much needed always..
Sruthi Mohan, a Solutions Engineer at Cloudera, got her start as an accelerated student at NC State, having completed many credits before college. However, even with that, Srutthi still didn't know which career direction she wanted to take. Sruthi began to figure out her passion through her first internship as a Data Analyst at Cisco, and when she was recruited to SAS after graduation, she discovered her love for Pre-Sales. In this episode, listen as Sruthi explains how this all came about, as well as how she got the opportunity to establish her career in Germany. You will hear all about her ongoing journey abroad, the concept of ‘Knowing what you want, and going for it,' and the impact Positive Intelligence and the Saboteur Quiz had on her life. https://www.positiveintelligence.com/assessments/ Podcast Editor: Sade Proctor
Simi welcomes a founder trio to the podcast. Mythili Sankaran, Chitra Nayak, and Sruthi Ramaswami are the co-founders of Neythri, an organization dedicated to creating a network of South Asian professional women. Most recently, they launched the Neythri Futures Fund, a startup investment fund with an investor base of primarily South Asian women.Now a little more about the women behind Neythri.Chitra Nayak is currently an independent board member at companies like Infosys, and LifeWorks. Most recently, she served as COO at Comfy, a real-estate tech startup, and prior to this was COO at Funding Circle, an online lending marketplace. She was at Salesforce for eight years, where she served as COO of Platform and SVP of Sales Development. Chitra has an MBA from Harvard Business School, an MS in Engineering from Cornell University, and a BS in Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology.Previously, Mythili Sankaran led regional operations for the U.S. - India Business Council and the American India Foundation. Mythili also served as CEO of Koollage, a web service company. Earlier in her career, Mythili spent several years in research and product at IBM and AT&T Bell Labs. She has a MS degree in Physics from Texas Tech University, a M.Sc in Electronics from the University of Bombay, and an Executive MBA from Wharton.Sruthi Ramaswami is a growth equity investor at ICONIQ Capital, an investment firm that has served the likes of Sheryl Sandberg and Jack Dorsey. Prior to her current role, Sruthi was at Goldman Sachs. She is the co-founder of Shakti Collaborative, a digital platform that showcases the narratives of South Asian women. Sruthi holds a BA degree in Economics from the University of Chicago.In this episode, they discuss talk the ways in which each of their respective careers informed the building of Neythri, how they came together, and their work bringing together South Asian funders, founders, and operators.For more episodes, visit southasiantrailblazers.com. Subscribe to our newsletter to get new episodes in your inbox. Follow us @southasiantrailblazers on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
Simi welcomes Sruthi Lanka, Chief Financial Officer at Public.com. Public is a platform that makes investing easy, accessible, and social. The Robinhood rival launched in September 2019, and has since acquired 1 million users, achieving a valuation of $1.2 billion.Before joining Public, Sruthi served as Head of Strategic Finance at MoneyLion, another emerging fintech startup. But Sruthi isn't new to the financial trade. She previously spent time as an engineer at Goldman Sachs and in investment banking at the Royal Bank of Canada. Beyond her core roles, Sruthi has worked to empower women in and outside her industry, founding a women's organization while at Money Lion, and now sitting on the Board of Women Creating Change, a non-profit that uplifts under-resourced women in New York City. She currently holds an MBA from Duke University and a bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering from the National Institute of Technology in India, one of the country's top engineering schools.For more episodes, visit southasiantrailblazers.com. Subscribe to our newsletter to get new episodes in your inbox. Follow us @southasiantrailblazers on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
Episode Sixteen - Karnad Sadashiva Rao - The Stories of Unknown OR Lesser Known Freedom Fighters - By Mrs.Sruthi , Teacher@PIS, Gandipet Campus
Today, we will be discussing the importance of ocean conservation with conservationist, Sruthi Gurudev. According to the National Ocean Service, our oceans cover 70% of the earth's surface and produce over half of the world's oxygen and absorb 50 times more carbon than our atmosphere. As Sylvia Earle, an oceanographer so aptly put; “With every drop of water you drink, every breath you take, you're connected to the sea. No matter where on Earth you live. Most of the oxygen in the atmosphere is generated by the sea.”And right now, our oceans need our attention. The oceans do so much for us and it is now time we return the favor. Sylvia Earle also stated; “Many of us ask what can I as one person do, but history shows us that everything good and bad starts because somebody does something or does not do something.” Sruthi Gurudev is doing something to help our oceans. She is a passionate ocean conservationist. While diving in the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, Sruthi recognized the coral was bleached which transformed her understanding of what was really happening to our oceans. This dive inspired Sruthi to create an e-magazine called An Hour in the Deep, where she gives young conservationists a platform to tell a story while incorporating science about the threats our oceans face. Sruthi has been recognized as a National Geographic Explorer for her work in ocean conservation. She is also a youth council member of Reserva: The Youth Land Trust whose mission is to empower young people to make a difference for threatened species and habitats through story-telling, education, and conservation.During this podcast, Sruthi will share her origin story as to how she became a young conservationist and why our youth are critical to helping reshape the way we address conservation. She will also address issues with overfishing, why marine protected areas are vital for ocean health, and what simple measures we can take to help conserve our oceans.
Fwd:thinking is back! And in this week's episode, we're joined by seasoned start-up marketer, Sruthi Kumar who is currently the Director of Demand Generation at TripActions. Sruthi has been immersed in marketing her whole career and has worn dozens of hats. This has helped her develop a wide-ranging skillset and become a marketer with a wide range helping her get closer to her goal of becoming a CMO one day. In this episode, Sruthi takes us through her field & content marketer journey and deep dives into her best strategies for integrated event campaigns, pre, and post-Covid. She walks us through planning, hosting, and extracting data from the events to best inform business decisions. So listen up for a great jump back into fwd:thinking and be sure to follow https://www.linkedin.com/in/sruthikumar/ (Sruthi on LinkedIn).
This week, we bring on TWO very special guests- Sruthi and Kavya! Both are members of the South Asian Student Association (SASA) at UMD, and after hearing Kavya's workshop on the caste system in the fall, we wanted to bring them on to learn even more! Definitely a very insightful conversation, and spreading awareness is just the first step! EDIT: Clarification from Kavya- in regards to the Syrian Christians, we say the "history goes" about Brahmin families converting. However, this is a story that is perpetuated by the community, but isn't necessarily the true origin of the community.
Sruthi Lanka, CFO at Public As CFO, Sruthi oversees finance, data, and people operations. Prior to Public, she served as VP and Head of Strategic Finance at MoneyLion, the fintech startup and challenger bank. She was MoneyLion's first finance hire in 2017 following its Series A, and built the team that forecasts and monitors the firm's financial performance, overseeing financial planning, capital optimization, fundraising, and Board engagement. Previously, she worked on mergers and acquisitions for RBC, and at Goldman Sachs. Sruthi also serves on the Board of the nonprofit Women Creating Change. Sruthi has an MBA from Duke University and a B.Tech. in Electronics Engineering from the National Institute of Technology in India. I chat with Sruthi about: Her career journey starting off as a computer engineer turned finance professional with experience across product development, pricing, corporate development, capital raising and mergers and acquisition. Prior to her current role as the CFO of Public, she was the VP of Strategic Finance at MoneyLion and before that spent time in investment banking at RBC Capital Markets and Goldman Sachs. Public — what the company does and what it's all about. Payment for Order Flow and why Public decided to move away from this model to tipping. What considerations she had to take into account to determine if this would be financially feasible for the company. Public recently crossed 1M members on the platform. As the company grows towards realizing its mission to open the stock market to everyone, the biggest challenges and opportunities she sees from her seat as the CFO. Themes and interesting investment conversations happening in the Public community, including Sruthi's favorite themes and investments she's tracking these days on Public? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/backbone/message
#023 - Ever wondered how Sruthi Dhulipala juggles doing Hollywood PR full-time and forging her own identity as an indie singer/songwriter on the side? Join Connor as dives into a deep and meaningful conversation with Sruthi about all things creative! Here's what we touch on:imitation is the greatest form of flatterychoosing mastery or being a Jack or Jill of all tradesmusic as a relationshipwrestling social media comparisons and unnecessarily harsh self-criticismhow creating something everyday is a useful metricbeing a type-A creative personalitywriting songs to your future self / future childrenhow an engineering graduate from India became a publicist in Hollywoodmusicians are a bandfear of bombing or making something to no applause prevents creatives from attempting ideas with full abandonhow a branding matrix can be the most important thing you do after this podcastwriter's block and what to do thencalming the mind for creativityimitating leads to originalitythe power of showersletting others judge you (because they will anyways), but not judging yourselflimiting your attempts to prevent unproductive perfectionismcreating with purpose vs nottask switching when the going gets toughthoughts on harbouring a healthier mental relationship with the technology and platforms we use to make and share our artwhat you can do to be more creativeYou can learn more about the community behind Create With Us Productions or read our newsletter for creatives here:https://www.cwupcommunity.comJoin the community, hit subscribe, and keep creative!You can find this episode's show notes at:https://www.cwupcommunity.com/keepcreative/sruthidhulipala
Welcome to another episode of the podcast. Today on the podcast I’m excited to welcome Shruthi Baskaran. Shruthi is a recipe developer, photographer and blogger behind Urban Farmie. She is a former employee of the United Nations World Food Programme and currently as a member of the Social Impact practice at Boston Consulting Group. Sruthi is an expert in food systems, agriculture, and nutrition, with extensive work across Sub-Saharan Africa. In this episode we talk about food insecurity, what food insecurity means, how we can address food insecurity in our own neighborhoods and towns, as well as about Shruthi’s cookbook collection gathered from her extensive travel to over 60 countries. Before I dive in, I want to let you know that this podcast is sponsored by my free masterclass How to Get Paid to Write a Cookbook. If you’re a food and nutrition expert and you’ve been thinking about writing a cookbook of your own or you don’t know how to get started this free masterclass is definitely for you. Go to www.cookbookwritersacademy.com/free to sign up for the training on demand. Things We Mention In This Episode: Seasonal, Global Vegetarian Cooking - Urban Farmie World Food Program Share The Meal Join Confident Cookbook Writer Facebook GroupLearn more about How to Get Paid to Write a Cookbook during this free masterclass
In this episode, we're joined by a special guest, Sruthi Ganesh! We were originally going to spend this week talking about k-pop and all of its many implications, but given the events on January 6th, we decided to address the acts of domestic terrorism instead. Listen to us rant about, as Isha puts it, the desecration of our democracy and feel free to send in your own thoughts. Don't forget to follow our instagram @pod.bestbuds to keep up with our updates, like when we'll release the real k-pop episode!
SRUTHI SPEAKS is a humor and reality filled podcast to enjoy! A Salem girl is giving you a perfect peace of humor through her peculiar voice and damn sure you're gonna burst out laughing after hearing this podcast and its future episode. enjoy it!!!
On December 6, 2020, President Nicolás Maduro consolidated his grip on power after claiming victory in Venezuela's parliamentary election — an election that was denounced by electoral observers and boycotted by opposition parties. The question now is who has political legitimacy? The Maduro regime or the opposition? In the last episode of season 2, Suta Kavari introduces our new host Sruthi Palaniappan as they take a look at the crisis in Venezuela. They speak with David Smolansky, one of the leaders of the Popular Will Party and the former mayor of El Hatillo in Caracas, Venezuela, to illuminate the political front of the crisis. To uncover the everyday realities of Venezuelans and the impact the humanitarian emergency in Venezuela has had on neighboring countries, Suta and Sruthi are joined by two Oxford MPP students, Samuel Diaz from Venezuela and Manuel Azuero from Colombia.
SRUTHI SPEAKS is a humor and reality filled podcast to enjoy! A Salem girl is giving you a perfect peace of humor through her peculiar voice and damn sure you're gonna burst out laughing after hearing this podcast and its future episode. enjoy it!!!
SRUTHI SPEAKS is a humor and reality filled podcast to enjoy! A Salem girl is giving you a perfect peace of humor through her peculiar voice and damn sure you're gonna burst out laughing after hearing this podcast and its future episode. enjoy it!!!
SRUTHI SPEAKS is a humor and reality filled podcast to enjoy! A Salem girl is giving you a perfect peace of humor through her peculiar voice and damn sure you're gonna burst out laughing after hearing this podcast and its future episode. enjoy it!!!
SRUTHI SPEAKS is a humor and reality filled podcast to enjoy! A Salem girl is giving you a perfect peace of humor through her peculiar voice and damn sure you're gonna burst out laughing after hearing this podcast and its future episode. enjoy it!!!
Ben Stokes has completed his mandatory quarantine and is available for selection for the Rajasthan Royals. Matt and Sruthi join Karthik to look at what the superstar allrounder could bring to the underperforming franchise.
Countdown to the Future with with Sruthi Gurudev, climate reality leader, and marine conservation storyteller. https://www.flipsnack.com/beneaththeblue/an-hour-in-the-deep-e-magazine.htmland follow her on instagram: @sruthi.gdevLearn more about Climate Reality: https://www.24hoursofreality.org ☀️Welcome to Indigenous Earth Community Podcast.Where we celebrate Indigenous and BIPOC heroes from around the world, and learn from them on how to honor the traditions of protecting the planet. We discuss actionable tips on how to connect to our beautiful planet while lessening our daily impact.☀️ Me and our podcast friend Zunneh bah are fundraising for World Wildlife Fund by participating in their Species Step Challenge throughout the month of October 2020.This event is about taking steps toward addressing some of the most pressing issues facing our planet. We can’t protect the future of nature without your help. Every dollar raised counts. Take a look at the show description to learn more.http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/TR/Athletic/Panda-Nation?pg=team&fr_id=2132&team_id=60351
Every now and then you meet someone and immediately feel energized and inspired. That’s exactly how hosts Latane Conant and Jeannine Crispino felt when meeting Sruthi Kumar, Associate Director of Field & Partner Marketing at Sendoso. Sruthi is a storyteller, connecting product stories to prospects and customers. In this conversation with Sruthi, you’ll hear how she leans into her strengths in the midst of unprecedented circumstances, and what she’s learned about marketing in a digital must environment. What does Sruthi think it takes to be a B2B Difference Maker? Find out in this episode. Takeaways: 1.Field Marketing is More Than Just Events Supporting Quote: Sruthi: When people just equate field marketing with events, I'm like, “okay, well, you know, the field marker you're working with, maybe he didn’t do it justice,” because really you're running a digital campaign through and through. Even when we were meeting physically, even when we were meeting in person, we were like, we had to be the masters of the digital campaign. So for out of the box, we've done a ton of emails. Like how else are you really supposed to reach people these days? We do a lot of social. And so we have a great content team and we've really utilized like video and media. That's something that we've seen a lot of our followers, uh, prospects and customers interact really well with. 2. Lean Into What You Know Supporting Quote: Sruthi: We decided let's just lean into what we could continue doing, and that was content and co-marketing. So I think in those moments of like, Doubt or uncertainty or challenging moments, like just lean into what you already know and you know, that you can do well because those things won't let you down. And once you kind of lay a foundation with that, then being able to go out and experiment. 3. Rely on Your Strengths Supporting Quote:Sruthi: Lean into what your superpowers are. Everyone brings something different to the table, so don't be afraid, like. To look into yourself and be like, this is what I'm really good at. This is what I can bring to the table. And for me, like that thing was, I'm like a natural networker. I'm very friendly. And so in my personal life and my professional life, that's helped me a lot, like meet the right people and make the right connections.
Sruthi Hariharan talks to Baradwaj Rangan about how she started her career as a background dancer before falling in love with the process of filmmaking. She talks about how rare it is for an actress in the Kannada film industry to speak her mind and about using art to drive change. The acclaimed actress also talks about the MeToo movement, explaining her stand on the ongoing controversy and the difference between ‘bad touch’ and a harmless one. Calling her fight a need of the hour and something she needs to do for her future daughter, Sruthi also explains the emotional, physical and financial toll of the entire ordeal.
Virtual Events are in, and everyone knows it, but getting people’s butts in seats, and staying engaged is a different matter. Some say virtual events have engagement promise, but growth in this economy is elusive. Sruthi Kumar from Sendoso is here to tell us how to achieve growth in a downturn economy. About our Guest Sruthi Kumar is the Senior Marketing Manager at Sendoso, the leading Sending Platform. As the first marketing hire, she built the company’s marketing program from the ground up and often shares her insights as a speaker on webinars and at events. She is passionate about creating great in-person and virtual experiences, good content, best practices, and enabling her team to be successful. Sruthi also truly believes in the power of community, she is the co-founder of the Field Marketers FTW Slack community, a member of Revenue Collective, and Women in Revenue. Prior to Sendoso, Sruthi worked at Numerify, [24]7.ai, and Certain. About Sendoso Sendoso, the leading Sending Platform, is the most effective way for revenue-generating teams to stand out with new ways to engage at strategic points throughout the customer journey. By connecting digital and physical strategies, companies can engage, acquire, and retain customers easier than ever before. Founded in 2016, Sendoso is trusted by over 500 companies and has a vast global footprint, with a presence in North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific.
Sruthi Menon diagnosed with PCOD at 15, also had typical hormonal imbalances in her growing up years. While pursuing her IT career, she discovered the Inner Engineering course at the Isha Foundation. This showed her how she can heal herself. Finally, she left her IT career, overcame PCOD and became a full-time Hatha Yoga Teacher at the Isha Foundation Topics Discussed: The significance of greeting "Namaskaram" at Isha Foundation (01:13) Her PCOD diagnosis at the age of 15 (02:39) - Ashokarishta Her thoughts on medications (07:28) Her 1st step with Isha Foundation (12:33) - Inner Engineering, Shambavi Mahamudra What is Mandala in Ayurveda (16:00) How she stopped medications and started the Isha Hatha Yoga Teacher Training (18:43) - Her experiences with Isha Hatha Teacher training compared to 200hr/ 300HR TTC (23:29) Her memories of Sadhguru (26:46) Her special 10-30min routine which helps her feel better (28:16) Her message & learnings for everyone (30:30) Video Version: https://youtu.be/QMSFUfOmJBI This show is brought to you by your host Haresh Punjabi. We talk with Yoga, Meditation, and Wellness practitioners. We explore this mystic space, try to dissect it, and make it accessible for everyone. Contact Sruthi: Instagram: @sruthismenon Email id: sruthismenon@gmail.com Contact me: Instagram - @theyogaconversations Podcast Links - https://linktr.ee/haresh_p777 Email Id: haresh.punjabi777@gmail.com
We talk with student organizers about their experience with Bio-Med Tech-Girls. Noelle is a Junior at St. Anne's-Belfield School and a participant for 2 years. She is now the Tech-Girls intern helping out with the program. Sruthi is a 4th year studying biomedical engineering at the University of Virginia and helped design some of the content. Bio-Med Tech-Girls is a collaboration between the UVA Department of Biomedical Engineering (BME), St. Anne's-Belfield School and Charlottesville Women in Tech. This year 23 young women from all over the U.S. joined a week filled with guest speakers, hands-on activities and a design challenge focused on the Go Viral Project developed by Dr. Jeff Saucerman and Dr. Shayn Peirce-Cottler from UVA BME. Find resources here.
TW: depression, depressive episode, mentions of anxiety In part 2, Sruthi candidly answers all the questions posed to her, as well as a couple of pressing ones chosen by the team. Hope you like it! Disclaimer: With our casual discussion of mental illnesses, we do not mean to invalidate the struggle of dealing with one, or by any means criticise the impact of these illnesses. We solely wish to help in lifting the taboo surrounding them.
TW: deals with depression, depressive episode, mentions of anxiety Seeking to lift the taboo on the discussion of mental illnesses, in this episode we delve into Sruthi's experience with depression and anxiety through casual conversation and lighthearted talk. Hope you enjoy it!
The conclusion of our story — Emmanuel and Sruthi go down to Alabama as tensions in the party reach a boiling point. Additional reading: Eyes on the Prize - definitive documentary series on the civil rights movement.
The His & Her Money Show: Managing Money, Marriage, and Everything In Between
On this episode of The His & Her Money Show, we cover a story of someone who is “in the middle” of their fight to be financially free. Sruti Basu had close to $50K in debt and knew that she needed to make a change. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Paying off debt when you have a lower salary First steps Sruthi took to control her financial destiny Keeping a balanced life when you’re on a budget Crafting the unique side hustle that works for you Talking about money with your partner in a healthy way Dealing with distractions and challenges along the way Treating yourself when you reach a financial milestone RESOURCES Refinery29 Money Diaries: Everything You've Ever Wanted To Know About Your Finances... And Everyone Else's Smart Women Finish Rich: 9 Steps to Achieving Financial Security and Funding Your Dreams
Every month we're pelted with 600,000 brand impressions. Does that make you feel exhausted? Me too. Sruthi Kumar works for Sendoso is the world's first ever sending platform. Want to send a Brave's jersey to a prospect who's a big fan? They'll help you do it. And they've had success helping SDRs and others break through the noise by creating real connections. Sruthi shared some great thoughts about how to break through the digital noise as a marketer. This is a #TakeoverTuesday episode, where we invite a guest host to come on the podcast and host. This week we had Justin Keller, the VP of Marketing at Sigstr.
At a school where I taught radio, in the mic booth, there was a photo of Studs Terkel hanging on the wall. Under it, someone wrote “Talk to Studs.” The picture was there to help with tracking. Narration will sound more conversational if you pretend you’re talking to Studs, the thinking went. After all, that’s the goal, right? To track like you’re just talking to someone. Hanging up a picture and talking to it may be a good (and slightly weird) first step toward tracking naturally, Sruthi Pinnemaneniof Reply Alltakes things a whole lot further because she’s driven to avoid sounding like she’s reading something written. She very much wants listeners to fall into a story because her voice sounds unaffected and genuine. “(At Reply All) we try to track in a way that is closer to ‘I’m telling a story to somebody,'” she says. “When we’re tracking, we almost always have a producer or someone in the room where we’re trying to recreate that feeling of ‘I’m here and I’m feeling the excitement and joy that I know exists in this story.'” She says it’s not just a matter of talking to that person in the room. They help, too. They offer feedback, of course. But, they also play tape. Sruthi listens to a quote in her story then, right as it finishes, she narrates. “The tape always carries a certain kind of emotion,” she explained to me. “Either you’re surprised by what the person is saying or what the person is saying makes you laugh. And so you want the tracking, the line that you’re saying out of it, to carry that emotion.” What else does she do? Sruthi lays it out in this episode of HowSound.
Sruthi asks a question “why does it seem like Amazon has suddenly gotten a lot sketchier?“ Alex investigates. Further Reading: Elizabeth Dwoskin on Amazon Buzzfeed's Nicole Nguyen on Amazon Fake Reviewers
A new Yes Yes No, plus Sruthi meets her first fully-functional cyborg. Further Reading Norm Kelly's Twitter Eric Valor's Website Eric's non-profit Sciopen Research Group
Who thought we'd see Serial reborn in a podcast about the internet? Reply All's Sruthi Pinnamaneni brings us a four-part story about an inmate, his blog, the shifty characters associated with his crime, a flimsy evidence and nutty trial, and then - woah! - that final jailhouse interview! It's the podcast that has everyone asking, "Who the eff is King Diamond?" In this episode, we'll hear from Sruthi about what went into creating the world's latest must-listen-to podcast. Then the panel will give their two-cents on the case and whether Sruthi is the one who finally stuck the landing. There's also a correction or two. The song says "Don't you forget about me," but we might have forgotten about them. Finally, you'll be repeating the Crime of the Week over and over again. Also...can't get enough wisdom and insight from the incarcerated? Here are some blogs written by inmates, for future inmates (...if you're not careful). On the Inside - Paul Modrowski's blog, edited by his mother, that started Reply All's four-episode profile of Paul and his case. Between the Bars - a blog platform for prisoners in the US without internet access, done through MIT. Live from Lockdown - a blog written by various inmates in the federal prison system, including highly influential gang-leaders and those held in solitary confinement. Ben's Prison Blog - written by Ben Gunn, imprisoned in Sudbury (HM Prison), Derbyshire, England, 2009–2012. Since his release, Ben has continued his blog. Lastly, for those looking for deeper meaning, here's King Diamond's song, "No Presents for Christmas." Additional music this episode provided by Uncanny Valleys. Support the show.
Paul Modrowski is in prison for a murder he claims he didn't commit, and he says he’s been misunderstood because of his autism. This week, we bring you the conclusion of our story. Sruthi meets Paul in prison and explains what she thinks really happened the night of Dean Fawcett’s murder.
In the fall of 1902, twelve young men in suits regularly gathered for dinners in the basement of a government building in Washington, D.C. The men ate what they were served, even though they knew that their food was spiked with poison. The mastermind behind these experiments was Harvey Washington Wiley. Before you condemn him, though, you’d be surprised to know that you probably owe him a debt of gratitude. Incidentally, Wiley is the founding father of the Food and Drug Administration. Inside the Episode: The intention of these experiments was not to induce digestive discomfort for its own sake. Rather, they were part of an extensive study on how chemical preservatives in food — before regulations existed — could harm human beings over time. You might cringe at what was once used to keep food “fresh.” Producer Sruthi Pinnamaneni gave us a closer look inside the story. About diving deep into archival materials, she says, “I spent hours [at the Library of Congress], reading thousands of [Wiley’s] letters and squinting at his tiny journals. It is when you know every curve and squiggle of a man’s handwriting that you feel as though you’re starting to get to know him!” One surprising fact that she discovered while researching the piece was that while Wiley’s experiments contributed so much to food regulation, today’s practices still leave something to be desired: “…The FDA doesn’t really test food additives anymore. There are more than five thousand additives commonly found in processed food and most of them haven’t been tested on animals and almost none (except for dietary supplements) have been tested on humans.” Sruthi sent us some photographs of the Poison Squad, Wiley, and some (how shall I put this?) unconventional tools that were used during the experiments. William Carter with Wiley and the Poison Squad Wiley in his lab A letter showing interest in participating A fecal drying machine “None but the brave can eat the fare.” Are you brave enough? Full serving of intrigue and radio in this piece. Bon appetit. The Poison Squad won Best Radio & Podcast Media at the Jackson Hole Science Media Awards in 2014. The Poison Squad was produced by Sruthi Pinnamaneni with sound design by Brendan Baker. It was hosted for this episode of Transistor by Genevieve Sponsler and mixed for Transistor by Erika Lantz. All photos: FDA
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