Board Members and Directors
Anjali Paul: Board Member, Co-Founder & CEO.
Ms. Anjali Paul is an author. You can see her list of published books, which are available worldwide, on her Amazon author site at https://amazon.com/author/anjalipaul and on her author site in India at Notion Press here: https://notionpress.com/author/172286. You can see her full career history on LinkedIn at https://uk.linkedin.com/in/anjali-paul-23745310. She is passionate about eradicating poverty and social inequality from the world. She works as a freelance writer and copy-editor. She has a B.A. Honours Degree in English Literature from Aberystwyth, College of the University of Wales; and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Film-Making from Croydon College, U.K. Her PTTLLS certificate gained from SCOLA, London, UK, qualifies her to teach adults in further education. She is a classically trained, certified yoga teacher; she has a certificate from the Sivananda Yoga Ashram in Neyyar Dam, Kerala, South India, and a certificate from the Yoga Institute in Mumbai, India. She is also a certified Reiki Master Teacher and Healer. She was born in Punjab, India, and she grew up in England. She is a British Citizen and an Overseas Citizen of India, which means that she can live and work legally both in the U.K. and in India.
She is currently the State President of Madhya Pradesh Rural Development Council, for the Women’s Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (WICCI) .
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Manoj Sen: Board Member, Co-Founder & Managing Director for Madhya Pradesh, India.
Mr. Manoj Sen is from Bhiyantal Village, Madhya Pradesh, India. He has worked in the beautiful nearby town of Khajuraho for over twenty years. He has an in-depth knowledge of the area.
Mr. Sen completed his high school education up to Class 12. He is a farmer, and also works in the hotel business and in the tourism industry. He now resides in Khajuraho with his wife and three children.
“I saw the effect of poverty on my village; I saw the effect of financial hardship on my family and relatives, and on my friends and neighbours. I want the people in my village to have a good standard of living; so that my village has a good name that we can all be proud of,” he says.
He is committed to developing The Live and Learn Foundation's ® first project: The Live and Learn Centre in his home village of Bhiyantal.