About
Background of Corridor Conversations
Jamshed Wadia has been blogging since 2005 on ‘Igniting Thoughts’ before he actually set up ‘Corridor Conversations’. The idea to start a professional blog was born when he was having a corridor conversation with a colleague of his and that inspired him to write his first post that specifically was related to his professional interest. Since the inspiration for the post came from a corridor conversation he decided to call the blog ’Corridor Conversations.’
Corridor Conversations is an attempt to set up a platform for him and hopefully other technology marketers to share their experiences & insights from their Corporate or Entrepreneurial life. The broad categorization of topics that you will find on Corridor conversations will be related to technology, marketing, social media, digital, entrepreneurship, mobile, retail and human resources.
With a humble beginning in 2009, Corridor Conversations has within the first year of inception built a loyal base of visitors and more are being added daily. ‘Corridor Conversations’ is mostly followed by readers in South Asia and South East Asia.
Founder and Chief author
Jamshed Wadia has over 14 years of experience in the ‘Information Technology’ industry that span areas like Product Management, Channel & Retail Marketing, Sales Management and Digital Marketing. He holds a ‘Masters in Business Administration’ and ‘Bachelors Degree in Engineering’.
He is currently a part of the Asia Pacific Interactive team at Intel Asia, with his focus areas being Social Media, SEO and Intel Inside Program. He is also a certified ‘Social Media Practitioner’ at Intel and has been working in teams that have executed several innovative digital campaigns.
Prior to his current employer, Intel, he has worked for organizations like Wipro Infotech, H&R Johnson, and Tangerine. He is a social media enthusiast by heart, has a love for teaching and a passion for anything digital.
On a personal front Jamshed is passionate about mentoring ‘Social Enterprises’ that have the objective of making profits but as part of their business model offer a meaningful solution to a social problem.
Obligatory Disclaimer
Every effort has been made to cite sources if any on this blog. The blog is based on author(s) personal opinions & interpretations & not those of author(s) employer(s), past or current.
