2026–2027
Meet the dedicated volunteers leading the India Association of SWFL
President
Dr. Vin has proudly called Southwest Florida home since 2011. Born and raised in England before moving to the United States as a child, he is a Doctor of Chiropractic who oversees multiple personal injury clinics throughout Southwest Florida. He resides in North Naples and is dedicated to making a lasting impact through IASWFL — expanding the Association's reach, fostering partnerships with other Indian cultural organizations, and delivering exceptional events that create meaningful experiences for members and guests alike.
Vice President
Dr. Anmol Bhambhwani is an Ob/Gyn with Lee Health who relocated to Fort Myers in July 2024. Raised in New Jersey, she was deeply involved in her local Indian cultural society from a young age, trained in Bharatanatyam, and completed her arangetram in 2004. As a mother to two daughters, Diya and Mira, she is motivated to create a vibrant Indian community where children can grow up immersed in their cultural identity and traditions.
Membership & Events Coordinator
Originally from Chicago, Neha relocated to Southwest Florida nearly five years ago and has become an active member of the local Indian community. She is focused on creating engaging, inclusive events that foster connection, celebrate culture, and strengthen community bonds. Neha is also the owner of Soccer Stars Fort Myers to Naples, helping introduce young children to soccer in a fun, supportive environment.
Treasurer
An entrepreneur with experience across healthcare, rehabilitation centers, hospitality, real estate, farming, and small businesses, Suchitra is guided by resilience, innovation, and a commitment to meaningful impact. She is committed to strengthening the community, celebrating Indian heritage, and contributing to initiatives that leave a lasting positive impact for future generations.
Secretary
Asha Patel is a news reporter, fill-in anchor, and traffic anchor for WTSP / 10 Tampa Bay. Prior to joining the Tampa Bay market, she spent three years in Fort Myers at WINK News as a lead reporter and fill-in anchor. She is passionate about celebrating Indian culture, strengthening community connections, and creating meaningful opportunities for people of all ages to engage with their heritage.
Director of Social Media
Being part of IASWFL allows Rupamati to connect with fellow Indian colleagues and students in the Fort Myers area, fostering a strong sense of community and cultural belonging. She is passionate about organizing cultural events, festivals, and activities that celebrate and preserve Indian heritage, and finds it a true honor to bring joy to the community through every celebration.
President's Circle Member
Jeev Trika is a business executive, entrepreneur, and investor with more than two decades of experience building, scaling, and leading technology, digital media, and business services companies. As President and CEO of E-Ventures Worldwide, he has founded, acquired, and scaled businesses with a focus on innovation, strategic growth, and long-term value creation. An alumnus of the Wharton School, Stanford Graduate School of Business, Harvard Business School, and Purdue University, Jeev believes that lifelong learning is fundamental to building organizations that create lasting impact. He is passionate about mentoring entrepreneurs, expanding educational opportunities, supporting youth leadership, and encouraging civic engagement while strengthening the communities he proudly calls home.
Advisor and Past President
Dr. Shaila Singh serves as Advisor to the 2026/2027 Executive Committee, bringing her experience as past President of the India Association to guide the organization's continued growth and mission across Southwest Florida.
Executive Committee
The IASWFL Youth Wing engages the next generation of Indian-Americans in Southwest Florida through leadership programs, cultural activities, and community service. Youth members play a vital role in carrying forward Indian heritage while building bridges with the broader SWFL community.
President and Lead Luminary, Youth Wing
Sonali Anderson is excited to serve as President and Lead Luminary for the IAFM Youth Wing for 2026–2027! A junior at Dunbar High School, she is passionate about learning, serving her community, and growing as a leader. As Lead Luminary, her goal is to inspire others to get involved, build meaningful connections, and help create a welcoming and inclusive environment where everyone is accepted. She hopes to make a positive impact by encouraging teamwork, celebrating Indian culture, and helping others through service projects in the community and beyond.
Youth & Cultural Programs Chair
Ananya Mahajan leads IASWFL's youth and cultural programming, developing opportunities for the next generation to connect with their Indian heritage, build friendships, and feel a strong sense of belonging in Southwest Florida.
We are always looking for passionate volunteers to join our committees and help shape the future of the Indian community in Southwest Florida.
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