Team

Kunal Agarwal, co-founder of InfoTech Outreach, has received numerous awards in security and technology. His awards begin with his patent pending Zier Credit Card Security System. Kunal’s outstanding project was a finalist at the Intel International Science and Engineering Competition. Kunal is currently a Regents and Chancellor’s Scholar at University of California, Berkeley, majoring in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

As president of InfoTech Outreach, Kunal is responsible for establishing connections with high-tech firms in order to raise the funds needed for the operation of the agency. He also oversees volunteer recruitment, which will include a trip oversees to generate interest in our start-up programs.

Mrinal Agarwal, founder of Infotech Outreach, is currently majoring in Electrical Engineering and Political Science at the University of California, San Diego. His roots of Infotech Outreach was in founding his high school’s Tech Club. Some of his accomplishments include winning the Tech Museum’s NASA Crater Challenge. Mrinal was truly instrumental in expanding the Infotech’s pilot center at the Villagio Senior Center to set up InfoTech Outreach.

“Doing what is necessary or required of you is great, but doing what isn’t necessary is greater.”

As Vice President of InfoTech Outreach, Mrinal is responsible for increasing and managing the strong volunteer base needed to make its services successful.

Gladys has been working in the accounting industry for over 40 years. She has worked with Chromatrix, Inc. for 14 years and has excelled in the industry. Recently, she has worked towards freelance accounting and was subsequently hired by Infotech Outreach to take over Infotech’s finances and reports.

Renu Jain founded the World Natural Stone Company fourteen years ago. As President, she is involved in importing and distributing granite and marble. Renu has a MA in Economics. In addition to her knowledge of business and fiscal management, Renu is active in volunteer work.

“The idea for creating InfoTech Outreach emerged when I was talking to an elder relative overseas on the phone. My boys kept asking me why I did not get Skype to talk over the internet! I told them she does not know much about computers and would not be able to teach herself. They then suggested someone teach her how to use one. The truth is, I replied, it is hard to find someone who would have the patience to work with an older person.

As CEO for InfoTech Outreach, Renu is responsible for its business administration and fiscal management. In addition to setting up connections with those in need of InfoTech’s services, she works with professional volunteers and gerontologists to strengthen the organization here in the United States, as well as developing the structure for Tech Leaders to travel and successfully setup service programs worldwide.

Candacia Gittens has worked in the capacity of teacher and school director for the past 8 years. As she says “Working in this field has been quite rewarding for me, as I was able to touch and help many students progress academically and socially. To teach is to certainly touch a life forever.”

Ruth is working in Administration at Infotech Outreach.

Karunaya has been instrumental in continuing consistent volunteering in New York.

Ms. Warren brings to the company over 16 years of marketing and management experience in both hardware and software at Intel Corporation. Most recently, in the Software and Solutions Group, she managed the team responsible for Intel’s Independent Software Vendors (ISV) marketing and sales development efforts.

Srilakshmi Veeramachaneni is working to bring Infotech Outreach to the Atlanta, Georgia area.

ZiHan Lin is a alumnus of Stanford University with a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering. He is currently a Mechanical Engineer at a medical device consultancy