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Sainath Nagarajan was born in India, grew up in the Sultanate of Oman, and presently lives in the United States of America. Nagarajan presently plays IT project/product management and business analysis roles at the corporate offices of a global, publicity traded business-services company. Prior to this, he was a principal consultant at Razorfish, which was then one of the leading niche e-business management consulting firms. In 2000, Nagarajan launched the ‘Obvious:Ideas’ brand, a private-label consulting identity to enable ideas and impact for non-profits and individuals. He presently serves on the Executive Committee of ‘MIT Heritage for the Arts of south Asia of South Asia’, MITHAS, a not-for-profit arts organisation that promotes South Asian arts in the greater Boston area. He also volunteers with the Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE-Boston), a global not-for-profit network of entrepreneurs and professionals dedicated to the advancement of entrepreneurship. Nagarajan’s interests, education and experience span across technology strategy, management and non-profits. He graduated with distinction from Carnegie Mellon University’s Master of Information Systems Management (MISM) programme, and holds a masters degree in financial management from Pondicherry University. His undergraduate degree is in commerce, from the University of Madras, RKM Vivekananda College. He continues his quest for life long learning through various avenues. He has attended the Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School and is currently enrolled in the Standford Advanced Project Management Program. Nagarajan is one of a pair of twins, ambidextrous, and was born under the Sign of the Twins. When he is not working, writing, poring over business-press, volunteering or hiking various trails in New England, he finds time to enjoy soft rock, Carnatic classical music and invent new Indo-fusion recipes. Nagarajan is a member of the New England Poetry Club, the oldest poetry-reading circle in the US. Check them out at www.newenglandpoetry.org. He has also started reading at The Cantab Lounge in Cambridge M.A., where poetry aficionados meet weekly to share their poetry. [email protected] awaits your own empressions.