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Winning Boardrooms, Ignoring Ballots: Choices That Hurt Us

Dr. Nitin Bajaj explores Indian American civic leadership, voting, volunteering, and community participation.

Winning Boardrooms, Ignoring Ballots: Choices That Hurt Us

Dr. Nitin Bajaj's opinion article, published in Firstpost

Indian Americans have made their mark in boardrooms, built billion-dollar businesses, and helped shape some of America's most influential industries. Yet economic success alone doesn't translate into influence over the decisions shaping our communities and our future. In his latest opinion piece for Firstpost, Dr. Nitin Bajaj challenges Indian Americans to think beyond professional success and take a more active role in American civic life.

From voting and volunteering to serving on local boards and stepping into leadership roles, the opportunities to shape America's future extend far beyond the workplace. The next generation has an opportunity to build on the community's economic success and expand its civic footprint.

We've earned a seat at the economic table. It's time to show up at the civic table, too. Read the full article on Firstpost.

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