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Juliana Di Giustini
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Juliana Di Giustini is the Associate Director of the Center
for the Advanced Study of India. She has a unique background
in entrepreneurial management and fundraising. For over sixteen
years, she has been involved with the formation and management
of for-profit startup companies and nonprofit organizations.
Her professional engagements with India began in 1997 with
Redwood Investment Systems, Inc. (later sold to iBelong Networks,
Inc. and subsequently called Verilytics, Inc.), an analytical
software company focused on the asset management industry,
where Juliana directed operations at its U.S. headquarters.
Later she joined TotalClarity, LLC, along with Redwood's founder
and several Redwood colleagues, leading most aspects of operations
and marketing. Since 1997, she has also participated in a
number of TiE-Boston activities. In 2002, Juliana worked with
the founders of Meru Education Foundation, a U.S. nonprofit
that produces educational programs on the arts and culture
of India. She serves as a director on the Meru board. |
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Juliana
began her career at PageWorks, Inc., a desktop publishing
service bureau startup, during the nascent years of this
industry. She then applied her knowledge of innovative design
technologies at Sotheby's London by launching a pilot project
to convert catalogue production east of the Atlantic to
electronic methods. Juliana's primary role at Sotheby's
London was international business development research for
Rare Books and Manuscripts. Throughout her professional
life she has been committed to community service. In her
native Boston, she has served on the boards of several nonprofits.
Most recently, Juliana was a development officer in corporate
and foundation relations for the humanities, arts, and international
programs at Yale University. Juliana is a cum laude graduate
of Boston College with a B.A. in Modern European History
and wrote a senior honors thesis on India Home Rule. She
also studied British History and Politics at Harris Manchester
College, Oxford University, and earned a certificate in
British and European Fine and Decorative Arts from the Sotheby's
Institute of Art London.
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