Our Team

At Lotus Learning Foundation (LLF), we have a deep commitment to social welfare. Drawn from distinct domains, including business and academia, each person in our team brings together personal and professional experience to create and manage programs that go on to enhance our portfolio.

Led by Ms. Poonam Mittal, with over 20 years of experience in education, entrepreneurship and social work, the team has made its mission to bring not just quantitative but qualitative changes in villages they adopt.

Special educator from Rohempton University, London, Academician, Environmentalist, Lawyer and an MBA in Finance, she is the one who saw a need for bringing about changes in the way we perceive and utilize human potential. She saw an opportunity where individuals can create a happy and fulfilling lives for themselves. She wanted to look beyond charity and rather wanted to inculcate a sense of values, respect and pride in the environment we inhabit and potential we possess.
POONAM MITTAL
Founder, LLF
Advocate by profession, he has been a major protagonist in organising various International Moot Courts and workshops related to United Nations in his University. At LLF, he helps to strategize foundations various programs and their implementation roadmap. He also manages the International Relations for the Foundation.
Pururuch Kehar
Executive Director, LLF
Basil is studying Business Innovation at the University of St. Gallen and working part-time at IBM, which represents his interest in new, technology-enhanced ways of doing business. In his opinion, there is enormous potential in using advanced technology to tackle societal and environmental challenges. He firmly believes that the work within various SDG's can be supported by Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure (SDG 9). He'd like to use this year's World Economic Forum to meet like-minded people, broaden his horizons, and exchange thoughts.
Basil Weiss
After high school Thomas served in the special operations division of the German Army. He studied history and literature at the Free and Humboldt universities in Berlin. He has worked in education, teaching at vocational colleges; in humanitarian relief, working the logistics of refugee camps; and for several non-profits, developing and implementing strategy.
Thomas Bensch
Lotus Learning Foundation
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