Quick Heal Technologies Foundation Executive and Leadership Team

Pratik Jadhav, the Club President at Quick Heal Technologies Foundation, directs strategic initiatives focused on enhancing cybersecurity awareness and preventive healthcare services. Overseeing club operations, Pratik Jadhav ensures the effective execution of programs designed to empower individuals and communities, particularly students, in becoming responsible digital citizens. This leadership involves fostering collaborations with educational institutions and NGOs to broaden the foundation's reach and impact across India. The role demands a deep understanding of the foundation's mission to align daily activities with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, specifically those related to education and health. Pratik Jadhav's oversight guarantees that the club's efforts contribute meaningfully to building a safer digital environment and promoting well-being.

Gaurang Vishwajit Marathe, the President of Club at Quick Heal Technologies Foundation, spearheads the operational framework for cybersecurity awareness and preventive healthcare initiatives. This position involves managing the day-to-day activities that support the foundation's mission, leveraging over 30 years of experience in security to guide program development. Gaurang Vishwajit Marathe ensures that programs like Cyber Shiksha for Cyber Suraksha effectively reach and educate target demographics, fostering responsible digital citizenship. The role requires close coordination with partner institutions and NGOs to maximize resource deployment and community impact across India. Marathe's leadership ensures the club's operations are robust and aligned with the foundation's commitment to corporate social responsibility and the UN Sustainable Development Goals for education and health.

Shivani Chede, the President at Quick Heal Technologies Foundation, drives the strategic direction for promoting cybersecurity awareness and preventive healthcare services. This leadership position involves shaping the foundation's outreach efforts, ensuring that initiatives like the Cyber Shiksha for Cyber Suraksha program effectively empower individuals and communities. Shivani Chede oversees the cultivation of partnerships with various institutions and NGOs, expanding the foundation's capacity to deliver training and resources to millions across India. The role is critical in aligning the foundation's corporate social responsibility efforts with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, focusing on advancing education and health outcomes. Chede's guidance ensures the foundation's continued impact in creating responsible digital citizens and fostering community well-being.

Pratik Gunjalkar, the President, Cyber Warriors Club at Quick Heal Technologies Foundation, leads specialized efforts in cybersecurity awareness and preventive healthcare education. This role focuses on mobilizing and guiding the Cyber Warriors Club to actively promote responsible digital citizenship among students and communities. Pratik Gunjalkar ensures the club's activities directly support the foundation's broader mission, leveraging extensive experience in security to inform program content and delivery. The position involves coordinating club-specific projects and collaborations with educational partners to amplify the reach of cybersecurity best practices across India. Gunjalkar's leadership ensures the Cyber Warriors Club remains a vital component of the foundation's commitment to corporate social responsibility and achieving UN Sustainable Development Goals related to education and health.