Sandrine Vohra

Sandrine Vohra has a diverse work experience spanning several industries and roles. Sandrine is the co-founder and CEO of MIKADO International, an advertising agency focused on connecting cultural and religious communities through market planning and expertise. Sandrine also serves on the board of Project Worthmore and La French Tech Denver. Prior to MIKADO, Sandrine worked as a Marketing Manager at Dish Network, where they developed and executed marketing plans for the French and Italian communities in the United States. Sandrine also gained experience as a Brand Management Intern at Vanguard Communications Group and as a Marketing Assistant at Essilor. Earlier in their career, Sandrine worked as a Marketing Coordinator at Merrill Lynch and as a Corporate Marketing Intern at Raheja Developers Ltd. Overall, Sandrine brings a wealth of marketing and leadership experience to their roles.

Sandrine Vohra completed their high school education at Notre Dame de la Compassion from 1990 to 1997, where they studied Economics. Afterward, from 1997 to 2001, they attended ESSEC Business School in France, earning an undergraduate degree in International Management (EPSCI). In 1999 to 2000, Sandrine also participated in an exchange program at San Jose State University, focusing on International Marketing. Later, they pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a concentration in International Business at the University of Colorado Denver from 2005 to 2007. In terms of additional certifications, Sandrine obtained the Woman-Owned and Woman-Controlled Business certification from NWBOC in August 2018, and the Minority-Owned and Minority-Controlled Business certification, also from NWBOC, in August 2017.