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From a remote village in South India to the bustling heart of Silicon Valley, this is the inspiring journey of a young man. What led him here? What challenges did he confront upon arrival? Did his path inspire others? What profound lessons did he glean along the way? Discover how his family, friends, and humble beginnings played a pivotal role in shaping his remarkable story of success.
Babu Ramabadran
Babu Ramabadran hails from a small farming village of Kothambakam in South India, close to Pondicherry, which was a French colony. He graduated high school in Pondicherry, and earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Madras. Babu then commenced his professional career as an Associate Lecturer at Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology.
Seeking further education, Babu ventured to the USA, where he pursued and completed MS in Electrical Engineering from South Dakota State University. He settled in the San Francisco Bay Area, launching his career in the semiconductor industry before transitioning to software consulting.
During his tenure at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco as a Senior Business Analyst, Babu actively engaged in volunteer work, notably contributing to fundraising efforts for the United Way Campaign. He also assumed the role of a Fed ambassador, educating the public on the Federal Reserve's functions and the broader economy. His accomplishments as a Distinguished Toastmaster include competing in international speech contests.
Babu is a mentor, writer, speaker, adventurer and an avid traveler. He scaled the basecamp of Everest, volunteered in Mexico, South Africa and Belize, saved turtles in Pondicherry, planted trees in San Francisco, and mentored youth throughout his journey.
CO -AUTHOR BIO
Xiaoyu Duan is a screenwriter/writer based in the San Francisco Bay area. He studied Mechanical Engineering and has an MS in screenwriting. He studied screenwriting to pursue his passion for storytelling. His interests span over multiple areas, such as history, technology, sports, and finance. He writes in both English and Chinese and has written several short and feature films in Chinese and in English. He is a software developer at the Federal Reserve Bank in San Francisco, California.
