Ms. Manju Maan has joined FDDI, Noida campus as ‘Executive Director’ FDDI, Noida campus on 07th November 2024.
A dynamic and versatile leader, Ms. Manju Maan has served in various senior capacities across multiple Ministries within Government of India, including Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Ministry of Rural Development, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Department of Biotechnology, and Ministry of Tourism. With a career marked by a passion for public service and social change, she has been a driving force behind many impactful policies and initiatives.
Her advocacy to sustainability and environmental conservation is evident in her focus on making the world greener. She holds a Diploma in Public Policy and Sustainable Development and has undergone numerous training programs to further her expertise. Ms. Manju Maan is deeply committed to creating positive social change and has been involved in various activities that improve social welfare and promote sustainability.
A distinguished academic, she topped her postgraduate course in Hindi Literature and has authored seven books. Her literary creations have been published in several prestigious newspapers and magazines, and her programs have been broadcasted on All India Radio, showcasing her versatility as a communicator. Her work in broadcasting and writing has earned her numerous accolades, including recognition from cultural associations and Government of India.
As an enthusiastic and accomplished individual, Ms. Manju Maan has also won the Mallika-e-Kitchen Contest by LG, adding to her array of achievements.
With a deep-rooted passion for design innovation and a commitment to nurturing the next generation of designers, she craves to focus on fostering a culture of creativity, entrepreneurship, and sustainability. She believes in cultivating an ecosystem where creativity meets commerce, ethics merge with aesthetics, and innovation.
She is keen to take FDDI to new heights, creating an inclusive, innovative, and sustainable future for fashion education.
