Strongsville Chamber Women in Business hosts Ratanjit Sondhe

The Strongsville Chamber of Commerce Women in Business Committee is happy to present Ratanjit Sondhe on Thursday, January 28th at 5:30pm at the Altenheim Senior Living Meeting Room. He will be speaking on the topic ”Universal Laws of Success”. Cost is just $20 per person and reservations are required. Please contact the Chamber office at 440-238-3366 to register or go online to register and pay at strongsvillechamber.com.

Ratanjit Sondhe is an executive coach, author, speaker and founder of Discoverhelp, Inc., possessing an extraordinary blend of real-world business experience coupled with rare insight into the human spirit, he inspires business leaders and individuals to transformation.

Ratanjit... emigrated from India in 1968 with two Masters’ degrees and $8 in his pocket to complete his Ph.D. in polymer chemistry at Akron University. In 1973, he founded POLY-CARB, Inc., an industry-leading materials science company, which he ran as its CEO for 34 years until it was acquired by The Dow Chemical Company in 2007. Running POLY-CARB, Ratanjit developed a groundbreaking leadership and management style where there were no titles and no bosses, simply well-developed and documented values and operating principles guiding every decision made by each team member.

His pioneering work on oneness -- a timeless, universal values framework resulting in leadership from within and dramatically reduced stress -- gave him international recognition as “Mr. Stress-Free.” He has authored several books including TEA: The Recipe for Stress-free Living, The Secret of Our Ultimate Success, and 101 Gems to Re-Align Our Lives. His newest book, How Oneness Changes Everything: Empowering Business Through 9 Universal Laws, is available now at www.onenessbook.com. An inspiring and motivational speaker, leadership coach and business consultant, Ratanjit has appeared on a television program that has aired in over 150 countries. Every day, he posts a new inspiring quote on Facebook, where he has thousands of fans.

Ratanjit has been the recipient of many local, national and international awards, including induction into the Ohio Civil Rights Hall of Fame in 2010 for his pioneering work on wealth creation instead of job creation for inner city residents through the Multicultural Business Development Center at the Urban League of Greater Cleveland. This model was adopted by the National Urban League for duplication throughout the U.S. In 2006, Ratanjit was awarded the Pride of India Gold Award by the NRI Institute, a world-wide organization, at its annual event in London for his global contribution toward stress-free living.