Executives - 2019
Temple
Satish Nachaegari – President
Narayanan Jayaraman – Vice President
Narendra Pandya - Vice President
Suma Ramdas – Treasurer
Mallesham Manchala - Secretary
Sunita Raman – Joint Treasurer
Gopika Kamtekar – Joint Secretary
Trustees
Chaitanya Achan
Gururaja Bandiatmakur
Adi Gundlapalli
Krishna Sundar
Neale Nealameggham
Savithry (Priya) Mahalingam
Shyamala Chivukula
Sneha Kasera
Venka Subramanyan
ICC
Prasad Trilokekar – President
Vijaya Koppala - Vice President
Bharani Srinivasan - Vice President
Deepa Ramkumar – Treasurer
Niraja Sahasrabudhe - Secretary
Vanita Jain - Joint Treasurer
Ganga Srinivas - Joint Secretary
Office Managers
Sreedha Madhavankutty
Sreedha Madhavankutty is the Office Manager (Finance) of our Temple, and the India Cultural Center. She manages accounting and finance tasks for both organizations.
Before joining us in Feb of 2018, Sreedha spent more than six years as a Bank Teller, Audit Clerk and Audit Associate with financial companies in India. She has also worked as a freelance Website Developer for many small businesses in the U.S. She holds a degree in Master of Business Administration, in addition to an Associate Degree in Computer Science and Information Systems
Sreedha is married and the mother of twin children –Veda and Vyas. She enjoys gardening, and developing websites and Apps in her hard-earned spare time!
Deepika Singareddy
Deepika Singareddy is the Office Manager (Operations) of our Temple, and the India Cultural Center.
Deepika has been working for us since March of 2016, soon to be completing three years of relentless service! Deepika is the “go-to person”, juggling the numerous and varied tasks of property management, office administration, event planning and organization and web master, to name a few.
Deepika has a Master’s Degree in Computer Management. After working as a QA Analyst for over four years, she made a big switch to offer her time and skills to the Temple and ICC.
When not working, Deepika enjoys hand-embroidery and needlework. Deepika is married with one daughter - Shritha, who shares her mother’s passion for Bharathnatyam --an Indian classical dance form.
