In today’s conversation between Dr. Robert Mauro, Director of the Global Leadership Institute, and Saniya Chughtai,  CEO and Founder of The Wadi Tribe, an inclusive, immersive and diverse edutainment brand, Saniya discusses how her Pakistani and Irish roots shaped her global view on the world and inspired her love of the sport of Irish hurling which she captured in her new children's book series Tach the Hurler.  Proceeds of which will return to local Irish hurling youth programs in association with the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) and Gaelic Players Association (GPA).  

Saniya Chughtai is the CEO and Founder of The Wadi Tribe, an inclusive, immersive and diverse edutainment brand that helps develop emotional intelligence and social skills through entertaining & relatable characters, with whom kids can identify with & learn from …through edutainment.  She is a philanthropist, Entrepreneur, Business Consultant, Children’s Author, an Interior Architect and International Designer. Some of you may have seen her appearances on Design shows such as “Showhouse” on Ireland’s national television network RTÉ. Saniya recently made a short documentary titled “The Story of the Storyteller” which won the best short documentary at the GUTech short film category at the Muscat International Film Festival 2016 in Oman. For more information on Saniya you can go to https://www.thewaditribe.com/