Tejaswinee Jhunjhunwala

Tejaswinee helps groups to leverage the collective intelligence in their systems in order to build resilience and converge effectively in decision-making processes. Tejaswinee also has experience in developmental evaluation methods, and enjoys streamlining and simplifying processes to make them intuitive and accessible for all involved.

Tejaswinee is involved in the platform design of both the Ecosystem Development for Higher Education Transformation and the Demand Aggregation for Renewable Energy (DARE). She has also played an integral role on the Wahbung: Our Tomorrows Imagined project team.

Tejaswinee was recipient of the Dick McDonald Award (2018) during her MA in Human Systems Intervention at Concordia University, Montreal. Walking in the woods, creating artwork and growing food in her backyard when the weather is warm are among the things that help Tejaswinee rejuvenate and bring her fuller self to work.