Coffee Chats with Shah

In conversation with Kavan Ahalpara   

Currently with Tiger Baby Films (founded by Zoya Akhtar & Reema Kagti) 

Previous Head of Production at  Junglee Pictures Ltd & Times Studio Originals   

As a producer for his own projects, he hires new talent, writers and directors.  Involving himself  during the script development stage; right from premise to a bound script and then executing the project by hiring a line producer or gathering a team.  He has also ventured successfully in growing a finance company during its initial start-up days in technology. He has been instrumental in filming, editing, streaming & digitization of the content which successfully guided them to get the content online for usage to students and professionals.   

Kavan has been on company board as one of the management team core member since 2011.

In conversation with Dr. Jignesh Shah -  

Access to healthcare services is a serious issue, especially in rural America. Citizens of the USA should be able to conveniently and confidently access services such as primary care, dental care, behavioral health, emergency care, and public health services. Access to health care is vital for the prevention of disease, detection and treatment of illnesses, quality of life, preventable death and improving life expectancy.  For rural residents to have sufficient healthcare access, necessary and appropriate services must be available and obtainable on time. Even when an adequate supply of health care services exists in the community, there are other factors to consider regarding healthcare access. For instance, to have good health care access, there has to be access to providers.  

For more information, please visit: https://paha.us/

Dr. Sai Vikas Yalla - from the  Rosalind Franklin University

Dr. Yalla has more than 18 years of experience in the field of biomechanics performing material testing, finite element modelling, and human movement sciences.  

Dr. Yalla’s vision is to use innovative technology to develop new avenues for understanding human movement and use that understanding to improve patients quality of life

A few basics about COVID-19 for the general public.

A few basics about COVID-19 for the general public.