Cut to the Chase | Timeless Advice from Professionals at the Peak of their Game

Timeless Advice from Professionals at the Peak of their Game

WRITER, Amit Chaudhuri

UK
Writer & Musician

WRITER, Rafia Zakaria

PAKISTAN
Writer & Activist

FILMMAKER, Dibakar Banerjee

INDIA
Filmmaker

FASHION DESIGNER, Tarun Tahiliani

INDIA
Fashion Designer

DANCER, Tulsi Badrinath

INDIA
Bharatanatyam Dancer
Author

ROCK BAND, Indian Ocean

INDIA
Rock Band,
Pioneers of Rock Fusion Music in India,
Social Activists

DEVELOPMENT SECTOR, Sheeba Sen

INDIA
General Secretary
Aarohi

ENTREPRENEUR, Deepa Krishnan

INDIA
Owner, Magic Tours of India
Travel Blogger

CONSULTANT, Saumitra Sehgal

INDIA
Partner & Managing Director
Accenture

BANKER, Vandita Pant

UK
Business Treasurer
RBS

MEDIA PLANNING, Divya Gururaj

SINGAPORE
Global Account Director
for Coca-Cola at MediaCom

NASA ENGINEER, Rajeev Joshi

USA
Senior Engineer at
NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory

CORPORATE LAWYER, Alka Nalavadi

INDIA
Partner at
AZB & Partners

LAWYER, Ramesh Vala OBE

U.K.
Lawyer
Philanthropist

CONSUMER INSIGHTS, Amitabh Pande

INDIA
Consumer Insights
& Strategy Professional

RADIO JOCKEY, Khurafati Nitin

INDIA
Radio Jockey

FASHION DESIGNER, Wendell Rodricks

INDIA
Fashion Designer,
Environmental Activist,
Padmashri Awardee

CHEF, Saby

INDIA
Chef

MEDIA ENTREPRENEUR, Anshul Tewari

INDIA
Media Entrepreneur &
Founder Youth ki Awaaz

ENTREPRENEUR, Vikram Achanta

INDIA
Co-founder & CEO,
Tulleeho

ENTREPRENEUR, Indranil Chakraborty

INDIA
Founder StoryWorks

EDUCATIONIST, Prof M.M. Pant

INDIA
Educationist

Cut to the Chase is an initiative of Timeless Lifeskills, a London-based social enterprise.

Cut to the Chase is a weekly interview series with professionals in different fields, who are an inspiration to the community of youth Timeless Lifeskills wishes to reach out to.

We want to give our young audience a sense of what a typical and a not-so-typical day feels like in that profession, how can a young person prepare for entering that profession, what formal and non-formal education they should pursue, what kind of personal traits matter most, pitfalls of that profession… stuff that will help youngsters get a real sense of ‘future self-concept’ in a particular field or profession and help them make wise choices.

We welcome your feedback.