Host Sheela Sethuraman asks accomplished social entrepreneurs how their organization is designed and managed to create change.

Sheela is a Stanford Center for Social Innovation correspondent exploring organizational and leadership models in a quest for replicable and scalable solutions with social and environmental impact.

She speaks with accomplished social entrepreneurs from around the world who have received recognition from Ashoka, the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship or the Skoll Foundation For Social Entrepreneurship.

Sheela has over 12 years of experience developing educational technology applications for learners with diverse needs. She is the founder and executive director of Eduweave, a company whose mission is to develop new media products and services for education and social change. Prior to this, she held the position of Director of Technology at CAST, a premier R & D organization in Massachusetts, where she spearheaded numerous technological innovations. She has been a member of various consortiums such as Web Access Initiative (WAI) and has collaborated with national and international organizations, including UNESCO. She is also a seasoned trainer and workshop facilitator.

Sheela has a bachelor’s degree in Engineering from Government College of Technology (India), a master’s degree in Film and Video Production from Mass Communication Research Center (India) and a master’s degree in Educational Technology from Michigan State University (USA).