Aditi Bhatt's journey to becoming the Chief Commercial Officer of the Vancouver Whitecaps is a testament to her unwavering passion for sports and her strategic business acumen. Her career is marked by a consistent drive to innovate, introducing data-driven strategies and out-of-the-box thinking across diverse industries and leadership roles.
Nira Arora’s journey into the media was driven by a passion and love of storytelling. A natural performer, she often found herself drawn to the arts: writing, producing, and hosting several cultural shows at Simon Fraser University. She went from being a television journalist to one of Vancouver’s most recognized and, wouldn’t be wrong to say, most loved radio voices.
In our special Women’s Day edition, we turn the spotlight on five incredible South Asian women who have redefined their respective fields not just through grit and innovation but with a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. Whether in the media, research, or corporate leadership, these trailblazers share a common trait—an unshakable resolve to challenge the status quo and create a more inclusive world for all.
Sima Taparia, better known as "Sima Aunty" from Netflix’s hit series Indian Matchmaking, is one of India’s most sought-after matchmakers.
Her unique ability to blend old-world values with contemporary expectations has made her a trusted figure in the matchmaking world, offering her clients not just partnerships but enduring relationships.
In the bustling heart of Surrey, British Columbia, Mann & Co Bakeshop has carved out its niche, blending South Asian flavors with North American comfort. At the forefront is Jujhar Singh Mann, a talented pastry chef whose journey from hobby baker to award-winning artisan is as inspiring as the desserts he creates.
With over 1 million followers on YouTube, amassing over 200 million views, and more than 300,000 followers on Instagram, her passion for dance led to global recognition.
