Sheetal Jhaveri

Sheetal Jhaveri

A writer, editor and strategist, she brings over fifteen years of business experience to the work of making ideas clearer, sharper and more useful. She’s been known to juggle spreadsheets, brainstorms and the occasional existential crisis, often before her second cup of coffee. An avid reader and traveller, she is drawn to the stories, systems and people behind every brief.

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