Kiran Gulrajani is the co-founder President of Eternale Learning. He has designed and facilitated over 340 programs over the last 5 years. His programs have touched people in more than 60 leading companies & 6000 people in diverse sectors. His singular contribution has been developing over 500 facilitators and leaders at senior levels in major organizations which is the central piece of his work. Kirron has also been appreciated by international audiences.

He is a faculty of the Living University, USA certified by the founders, Drs. Gay & Kathlyn Hendricks. Gay has coached heads of Fortune 49 companies. Kirron is also a consultant member of the founding SoL (Society for Organizational Learning), USA chaired by Peter Senge, recognized as one of the top 24 thinkers in the last 100 years to have impacted business strategy.

His programs unfold aliveness and enthusiasm in people and teams which is enduring. He is a B.Tech from IIT Bombay & an MBA from XLRI. Previously he has worked with HCL’s Infotech & ITC’s Packaging businesses. He partnered Pragati Learning System as Vice President before he founded Eternale Learning close to two years back.

Prativa Gulrajani is the co-founder Director of Eternale Learning. She is passionate about contributing to people to unfold their highest potential and inspire joyful living. She has contributed to several corporates including BPL Mobile, Tata Honeywell, Le Meridien and others. She enjoys working with youth and children, couples and families.

Prativa is a qualified facilitator and has also been trained by the Hendricks of Living University, USA who have a presence across the planet and have impacted miraculous change. She has participated in various programs and brings a diverse and colourful variety into her work. These include Learning Theatre (Sumedhas), Vipassana, Graphology, Intuitive Healing and Neuro Linguistic Programming amongst others. She has a background in English Literature.

Prior to founding Eternale Learning, Prativaa managed the Youth Development Division, Good Work Centre at Pragati Learning. She has a rare gift of make a heart connection intuitively and bring forth the best in people. People have shared that her one-on-one dialogues for self mastery have been profoundly revealing and life-changing for them.

Mr. Basu Dev Neupane, a noted trainer and researcher, has more than 25 year of experience as a development facilitator. More recently he is involved in number of qualitative research, evaluation and studies.

He has spent about eight years (1987 – 1994) of professional life with South Asia Partnership, as Training Coordinator and Acting Director, six years (1994 – 2000) with CECI as Institutional Strengthening Specialist in Asian Development Bank funded Micro Credit for Women Project, 3 years (2004 – 2007) with Action Aid Asian Regional Office, Bangkok as MDG Campaign Coordinator

He was instrumental in promoting the concept and philosophy of People Centred Development in Nepal in late eighties and also promoting social mobilization as a strategy for social change. Being an NGO leader, he has played a pivotal role in formation of number of NGO’s & its networks in Nepal. He is a founder Secretary General and Past President of NGO Federation of Nepal. Currently he is the Chairperson of SAMUHIK ABHIYAN, a leading national NGO in the area of capacity building of local institutions, social mobilization and domestic volunteerism.

He is one of the principal contributors in writing a number of training manuals that include Institutional Management, Social Mobilization for HIV Aids, Animation Training Handbook, Gender, Local Governance, Advocacy, Participatory Program Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation, Group Dynamics, Training of Trainers etc.

He holds a Master’s Degree in Economics from Tribhuvan University and post graduate diploma in Social Development from COADY International Institute, St Francis Xavier University, Canada.

Ms. Nupur Bhattacharya, also a renowned singer, has worked as advocacy leader for the cause of children and women in Nepal for over three decades.

She has spent 17 years of professional life with Radio Nepal Broadcasting Services and 18 years with Save the Children Norway as Advocacy Director and Advisor.

She was the pioneer to raise the awareness on the issues of children & youths with disabilities in Nepal, which she did through Child-to-Child Hatemalo Radio Programme. She introduced the concept of Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) for children with disabilities and initiated CBR Projects to improve the situation of and environment around children with disabilities. UNICEF-Nepal helped her in this mission involving her to work in the field of disability research, advocacy, CBR implementation etc. during the period from 1980-1988.

From 1989 to 2007, she worked with Save the Children Norway in directorial positions and recently as an Advisor advocating on issues of children’s rights, influencing for attitudinal changes, policy & legal changes and enabling duty bearers and stakeholders at different levels to meet their obligations towards children and child rights.

She is an Honours Graduate from Calcutta University, India. She has done higher level studies in Mental and Moral Philosophy which includes Human Psychology and development. She is a good counsellor too.