Devishobha Chandramouli

Devishobha Chandramouli is a seasoned professional with over 12 years of experience as a program manager in the corporate tech industry. She transitioned from her corporate career to establish Kidskintha, a renowned science and culture blog catering to discerning parents and educators, which has evolved to become one of the top 10 parenting platforms in India.

Through Kidskintha, Devishobha advocates for child rights, inclusive education, and conscious consumerism for children, supporting advocacy initiatives and having official partnerships with UNESCO, New Delhi Office, and the United Nations MGIEP program. She collaborates with brands on conscious brand-to-market communication and amplifies leadership voices through Kidskintha, resulting in numerous global partnerships with leading education associations.

Devishobha has organized large parenting summits, like the Special Kids International Summit in collaboration with UNESCO, and is one of the few organizations in India partnering with UNESCO for the Futures of Education initiative. Her impactful work has been recognized with the BusinessWorld 40 Under 40 Awards for impact in Education.

In addition to her dedication to child advocacy and education, Devishobha Chandramouli is also a published writer in prestigious publications worldwide such as HuffPost, Entrepreneur Media, Inc.com, and Business Insider. She actively engages with the Early Childhood Association of India and collaborates with various global organizations supporting child rights advocacy, early childhood development, and special needs inclusion.

Moreover, Devishobha is the co-host of 'Big Talk about Tiny Humans,' India's pioneering science-based podcast designed for parents and educators. She sustains her work through freelance writing projects and ghostwriting services, utilizing her expertise in education leadership, international education, public speaking, and professional writing.

Devishobha's educational background includes a Master of Computer Science, Engineering from Arizona State University, a Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, and earlier studies in Maths, Physics, and Chemistry at Gautami Junior College and Keyes High School.