The 2020 South Asian Bar Association of Connecticut’s board of directors includes, from left, President Rashmi Chandra, Vice President Nandita Ruchandani, Secretary Choity Khan and Treasurer Radhika Tahiliani.
Former Aetna attorney Rashmi Chandra is the newest president of the South Asian Bar Association of Connecticut, flanked by Vice President Nandita Ruchandani, Secretary Choity Khan and Treasurer Radhika Tahiliani.
February 13, 2020 at 09:33 AM
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The South Asian Bar Association of Connecticut has elected an all-female slate of officers for 2020, headed up by attorney Rashmi Chandra as the organization’s eighth president.
A former technology and intellectual property lawyer at Aetna in Avon, Chandra is flanked by Vice President Nandita Ruchandani, Secretary Choity Khan and Treasurer Radhika Tahiliani. Chandra ascends to the presidency from the vice president’s seat and has been active with the bar since 2016.
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