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In this inspiring episode of The Brand Called You, Sonali Saini—founder of Sol’s ARC—shares her journey from special educator to changemaker. Learn how she’s reshaping India’s approach to disability inclusion in education, livelihoods, and policy through data, tech, and heart-led leadership.
00:38- About Sonali Saini
Sonali is the founder of Sol’s ARC, and she's a disability advocate.
In a powerful episode of The Brand Called You, Dr. Sidharth Sahni—one of India’s most respected breast surgeons—shares his remarkable journey from operating theaters to the forefront of preventive health and wellness. From battling systemic health myths to advocating clean oils and sugar-free living, Dr. Sahni redefines what it means to heal.
00:38- About Dr. Sidharth Sahni
Dr. Sahni is a health adviser and a wellness expert.
He's a distinguished breast surgeon and a certified health and wellness adviser.
He has also served on several prestigious boards and in several of the top hospitals around the world.
In this episode of The Brand Called You, Dr. Rajnish Karki, an accomplished author and historian, discusses his revolutionary work on the history of India. His book, Timeline India: Rediscovery of the Chronology of a Ten Millennia Civilization, challenges traditional views by re-examining India's chronology, unearthing a deeper understanding of a civilization that spans 10 millennia. Join Ashutosh Garg as they explore the past like never before.
00:44- About Dr Rajnish Karki
Dr. Rajnish Karki is a scholar, a management advisor and an author.
He is the chief executive officer of Karki Associates, which is the strategy boutique.
He is an author of a book titled Timeline India: Rediscovery of the Chronology of a Ten Millennia Civilization.
Ready to break through the noise and build a brand that stands out? In this insightful episode of "The Brand Called You," host Ashutosh Garg sits down with Cahill Camden, Founder of EchoJockey.com (an AI podcast booking platform) and CEO of Digital Vision Media Group. Cahill shares how he leverages AI, storytelling, and personal branding strategies to help tech founders and entrepreneurs establish lasting authority—especially in a rapidly evolving digital space flooded by AI-generated content.
Discover Cahill’s entrepreneurial journey, the lessons he’s learned scaling companies to acquisition, and why persistence is key. Learn actionable tips on optimizing LinkedIn, mastering earned vs. owned media, and leveraging podcasts—plus, get Cahill’s take on why authentic human connection still wins in brand building today.
Whether you’re an early-stage founder or a seasoned entrepreneur looking to expand your reach, this episode is packed with wisdom, practical strategies, and inspiring stories.
Join us for an insightful episode of The Brand Called You as host Ashutosh Garg sits down with Diya Malani, CEO of Arteez HR and AeroHyre. Diya shares her journey from studying HR in Scotland to leading two dynamic firms in India, specializing in executive search and talent acquisition across the aviation industry and beyond.
In this episode, Diya reveals what sets Arteez HR apart in the crowded executive search space, discusses her data-driven approach to recruitment, and offers invaluable advice on assessing cultural fit in leadership hiring. We dive into the unique hiring and retention challenges within airlines and airports, the evolving role of HR tech and AI, and how recruitment platforms are reshaping the industry.
You'll also hear Diya's thoughts on hybrid work trends, increasing diversity in male-dominated fields like aviation, and the changing expectations of Gen Z and millennial job seekers. Whether you're an HR professional, business leader, or aspiring executive, this episode is full of practical wisdom and fresh perspectives!
In this thought-provoking episode of The Brand Called You, acclaimed author Anuja Chandramouli dives deep into Indian mythology, feminist reimaginings, and her newest book The Wife and the Dancing Girl. From childhood tales to rewriting ancient epics, Anuja's journey is as powerful as the stories she tells.
00:37- About Anuja Chandramouli
Anuja is an author and a new-age Indian Classicist.
She is the author of several books, but her latest book is 'The Wife and the Dancing Girl'.
Bevon’s journey from a self-taught innovator to leading classified defense projects and building a GDPR-compliant crypto trading platform laid the foundation for CollabWorkx—a secure, decentralized work hub for the future. Now living in 144 countries with clients like NATO, CollabWorkx is redefining global collaboration with scalability, security, and simplicity at its core.
00:09- About Bevon Moore
Bevon Moore is the founder and CEO of CollabWorkx, where he focuses on creating a platform that connects and empowers individuals and teams to reach their goals within a secure environment.
Bevon had an accomplished career in the Navy, at Lockheed Martin, and co-founded Hashtiv Social Media and ElevateU.
Andreas shares his path from a curious kid taking apart remote-controlled cars to becoming a global thought leader in AI. With a career rooted in both business strategy and tech innovation, he reveals how real impact starts not with tech—but with purpose. His AI Leadership Handbook offers a roadmap for applying AI responsibly, effectively, and inclusively in business.
00:09- About Andreas Welsch
Andreas Welsch is an internationally recognized top 10 AI leader and one of today’s most sought-after thought leaders and keynote speakers for business and technology audiences.
He is the Founder of AI consulting firm Intelligence Briefing, the best-selling author of the AI Leadership Handbook, and a leading voice on AI strategy, adoption, and transformation.
In this inspiring episode of Leaders Who Care, former Kentucky women’s basketball coach Matthew Mitchell shares his journey from rural Mississippi to courtside leadership. Matt dives deep into what great coaches, life challenges, and small-town imagination taught him—and how those lessons now power his business and purpose. His story is a testament to the power of consistency, care, and culture.
00:09- About Matthew Mitchell
Matthew Mitchell is a two-time best-selling author, speaker, three-time SEC Coach of the Year, and the winningest head coach in the history of the University of Kentucky women's basketball program.
The foundation for his teams’ achievements is the Winning Tools principles - honesty, hard work, and discipline.
In this inspiring episode of TBCY's "Leaders Who Care" series, host Mark Sadovnick sits down with Justin Breen, CEO and Co-Founder of BeEpic Network and BrEpic, to dive deep into the journey of a visionary leader connecting purpose-driven minds across the globe.
Justin shares his unique perspective on the meaning of "business," why he's swapped that word for "purpose," and how overcoming personal tragedy shaped his mission to serve humanity. From his early days in journalism to founding global networks that connect top visionaries, Justin reveals the four life patterns of visionary leaders, the power of having someone who believes in you, and his philosophy on living a life of full abundance and no excuses.
You'll also hear powerful stories about resilience, family, mentorship, and how to build lasting impact combining economic success and social good. Whether you're an entrepreneur, leader, or someone seeking to live with greater purpose, you’ll find practical wisdom and actionable insights to grow your impact.
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