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IAM Board Members 1981-2016 IAM Board Membrs - Compiled by Dr. Vipin Shah President Vice president Secretary Treasurer Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee 1981 Vijay Rawtani R. G. Deshmukh Dorothy Joshi Satya Shaw C. N. Jha Prabhakar Parikh Vijay Parikh Jamnu Tahiliani Shashi Thakur 1982 N. V. Raghavaiah Mohan Karkera Priya Rao Vipin Shah Jayanthi C. N. Jha Prabhakar Parikh Jamnu Tahiliani Shashi Thakur 1983 Ashok Rao Vijay Rawtani Chanchala Mehta C. N. Jha S. N. Das Jayanthi Suresh Lekhy Prabhakar Parikh Jamnu Tahiliani 1984 Alex Talaiver Arun Kumtha Vivek Savour S. Krishnan S. N. Das Jayanthi Suresh Lekhy Vijay Rawtani Savitri Tahiliani 1985 Vijay Surpuriya Meenaxi Rajagopalan Kumar Nandur Vipin Shah Bhanu Engineer K. B. Ramnathan Vijay Rawtani Srinivas Sriram Savitri Tahiliani 1986 Dhiru Desai Vinod Kawtra Dorothy Joshi Atul Bhatt Bhanu Engineer Gopal Murti K. B. Ramnathan Vijay Rawtani Savitri Tahiliani 1987 Vinod Kawtra Surendra Utreja Meena Shivram Kaushik Parikh Bhanu Engineer K. B. Ramnathan Gopal Murti Jamnu Tahiliani Alex Talaiver Ramesh Gupta 1988 Janki Rawtani Vikram Sheth Yash Chopra Meena Shah Surendra Agrawal Rishi Chowdhary Gopal Murti Jamnu Tahiliani Alex Talaiver 1989 Vikram Sheth Asha Nathani Kanti Sangoi Sunil Gupta Surendra Agrawal Rishi Chowdhary Gopal Murti Jamnu Tahiliani Alex Talaiver 1990 Ben Kedia Jhansi Pentapaty Sunil Gupta Preetam Baxi Surendra Agrawal V. T. Gala Rakesh Goorha Priya Rao Bhrugu Shah 1991 Bhupen Joshi Arunkumar Vaddadi Sunil Shah Jitendra Parikh Yash Chopra V. T. Gala Rakesh Goorha Priya Rao Bhrugu Shah 1992 Arunkumar Vaddadi Pratibha Kini Prashar Dave Pritam Baxi Yash Chopra V. T. Gala Priya Rao Bhrugu Shah --------------- 1993 Chanchala Mehta Bhaskar Rao Sheila Pai S. Krishnan Arun Kumatha Pratibha Kini Rakesh Goorha Shankar Pentapaty --------------- 1994 Rabi Bhagat Devendra Parikshak Lalitha Sankaran Rajiv Doshi Kewal Gupta Pratibha Kini Arun Kumtha Vipin Shah Shankar Pentapaty 1995 V. Ayyagari Abhay Bhargava Jaynata Dirghangi Deo kumar Srivasatava Arun Kumatha Pratibha Kini Kewal Gupta Vipin Shah Shankar Pentapaty 1996 Jivan Dalsania Abhas Patel Jayshree Modhvadia Bharti Parikh Kewal Gupta M. S. Sankaran Vipin Shah Lata Surpuriya Arun Vaddadi Vinyak Javedekar 1997 Sandeep Pednekar Ghanshyam Heda Devidas Nadgauda Vikram Udeshi Shashi Birla M. S. Sankaran Vipin Shah Lata Surpuriya Arun Vaddadi 1998 Ghanshyam Heda Sukhendu Majumdar Devidas Nadgauda Ashok Kumar Shashi Birla M. S. Sankaran Vipin Shah Lata Surpuriya Arun Vaddadi Bhanu Madasu 1999 Arun Kumtha Nitin Parekh Ajay Dave Vikram Udeshi Shashi Birla Rakesh Goorha Ghanshyam Heda Deepa Sangoi Vipin Shah Prashant Palavia Anupam Lahiri Deepa Sangoi 2000 Anupam Lahiri Rani Heda Rani Heda Chirag Chauhan V. Ayyagari Rakesh Goorha Ghanshyam Heda Sandeep Pednekar Vipin Shah 2001 Jayu Wagh Meena Shah Deepak Joshi Sanjay Mishra V. Ayyagari Rakesh Goorha Ghanshyam Heda Sandeep Pednekar Vipin Shah Srinivas Bhatt 2002 Harsh Gupta Sridhar Shankara Ajit Kulkarni Kosyla Raghavan Madan Birla Ghanshyam Heda Sandeep Pednekar Vipin Shah Alex Talaiver 2003 Sandeep Pednekar Himali Varshney Champa Dave Kala Swamy Madan Birla Ghanshyam Heda V. Ayyagari Deepak Joshi Alex Talaiver 2004 Anupam Lahiri Shiva Patil Tanuja Jha Sunil Menon Madan Birla Ghanshyam Heda V. Ayyagari Deepak Joshi Alex Talaiver 2005 Tracy Haldar Uma Arcot Ganesan Ramaswamy Chetan Parekh V. 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