Hop into the Future: Career Conversations with Inter-Asian Alumni

Joseph (Joe) is a Vice President of Retirement Services with OneDigital. After graduating from the Johns Hopkins University with a B.A. in Economics in 2000, he spent the first part of his career working with advisors, and later transitioned to working with individual clients so he could leverage his broad industry knowledge to make a more direct impact. In his current role, Joe works with as many people as possible to build long-standing relationships that help them to achieve and enjoy financial independence.

Outside of work, Joe actively serves on various boards and volunteers and enjoys singing. He lives with his wife and their two young children, their two old miniature dachshunds, and his mother, in Great Falls, VA.

Neil Veloso is the most senior officer in the University focused on commercializing Brown innovations through new venture creation, industry collaborations and licensing with strategic partners. Neil has spent two decades at the intersection of academic research, healthcare and commercialization. Neil has held senior roles in commercialization as the Executive Director of technology transfer at Johns Hopkins University and a Senior Director at Cleveland Clinic Innovations. He has transactional experience in the fields of therapeutics, information technology, engineering and diagnostics with both established companies and venture-backed startups.

Anisha Anand is currently a second year MBA student at the Wharton School. She spent her summer at J.P. Morgan as a summer associate in investment banking. Prior to starting business school, Anisha lived in New York working in various roles in financial services. She graduated from Hopkins in 2018 with majors in Economics and International Studies, and while at Hopkins, she was involved with JHUMUNC, HopMUN, the Office of Alumni Relations, and was a member of Alpha Phi. Anisha is originally from Dallas, Texas.

Maya Sathyanadhan is a water engineer experienced in the hydraulics, design, assessment, and rehabilitation of water and sewer pipelines. She is also an effective communicator who is able to relay technical information to a wide range of stakeholders which have allowed her to successfully build trust with water sector professionals and gain efficiencies in her responsibilities.