Vishwas Anand IIM Kozhikode (2012-14),is working as a marketing specialist at Aspire Systems, a mid-tier IT services firm. He is involved in Digital and Product marketing, driving demand by developing and executing go-to-market strategies in a B2B environment.

He has worked with the CEO of Aspire Systems on Corporate Development, was involved in Brand Strategy Development through analysis of Business Growth Opportunities and Scope Expansion.

He has published a whitepaper on Omnichannel Retail- Omnichannel Retail Experience and Solution Transformations.

Student of Pride- PGP16 Batch of IIMK.A published poet and writer, he is the first poet to write for the digital section of The Washington Times (since May 2012) among other publications in The Copperfield Review, Brush Strokes and Ink Spots and Aquillrelle.
http://www.mbaskool.com/business-articles/human-resource/8007-b-school-and-humanities-value-proposition.html
Personal blog/ website (if any): http://vishwasanand28.wordpress.com
Linkedin Profile: http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=70705350

It wouldn’t have been interesting to get in touch with Nikhil Sachan had he been just any other IIT-IIM graduate and a full-time consultant writing a book. There was something unique about his book which caught attention immediately. Titled ‘Namak Swadanusar’, it is a collection of 9 stories written over a period of 8 years, questioning our moral and social values at one end and exploring our childhood fantasies at the other. It is certainly something all book lovers will be proud of. Written in Hindi, the stories in this book take you through many serious topics and enable you to see these issues from the eyes of kids in a purest and simplistic form.
http://yourstory.com/2013/09/nikhil-sachan-not-just-any-other-iit-iim-author/