
American YouTuber and singer
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Follow Vidya Iyer— it's freeVidya Vox brings together influences of her Indian-American heritage to create music that is refreshingly unique and contemporary, seamlessly fusing the intricacies of Indian music with elements of electronic and hip-hop for an undeniably catchy sound. Since launching her YouTube Channel in 2015 with mashups of Western pop hits and music from her native India, Vidya has amassed over a billion views and over 7 million subscribers, changing the course of her life in ways she never thought possible. Vidya’s initial direction was medicine, not music. But it was while she was on a pre-med track at George Washington University that she indulged in her passion for music, and began posting YouTube videos. Upon graduation, Vidya took the leap and pursued a full-time music career. Mad Dreams, Vidya’s sophomore release, continues Vidya’s dream of creating original culture- and genre-blending songs that fuse the contemporary and traditional in a distinctly original sound universal in appeal. Like Kuthu Fire, Vidya’s first EP of original songs, Mad Dreams is fueled by Vidya’s crystal-clear and agile voice that transcends genres. With over 300 million views, one of Vidya’s most successful videos, Be Free, is an original song from Kuthu Fire, mixed with the Malayalam folk song “Pallivaalu Bhadravattakam.” Vidya’s mashups have since gained worldwide recognition from the likes of Major Lazer, Diplo amp; Hrithik Roshan. Vidya has been featured in publications such as Billboard, LA Times, Vogue, Elle, NPR, Cosmopolitan, BuzzFeed, The Hindu, Deccan Chronicle and many more. Vidya performs live with her band throughout the world, including India, Mauritius, Trinidad, Suriname, Dubai, Hong Kong, and the U.S. Vidya was born in Chennai, grew up in Virginia, and is based in Los Angeles. She grew up singing Carnatic Classical music and is currently learning Hindustani Classical and taking Western voice lessons. When Vidya isn’t singing, writing, producing, and posting to YouTube, she’s enjoying the warm weather, tennis, reading, and expanding her dance repertoire. Vidya continues to explore the new directions that music takes her and truly hopes you will join her on this journey.
In conversation with Vidya Iyer, Founder, and CEO of Unbound Solutions on her mission to empower women. Women traditionally have had to take breaks from careers due to various reasons including parenting and family priorities. Getting back to the workforce after a gap is often riddled with a lack of opportunity. This is primarily due to hiring managers having concerns about the loss of skills during the gap years. Unbound solutions provide Agile scrum master training that's helping women come back to the workplace after gap years. Unbound through its services is helping customers access a talented pool of professionals equipped with the latest Agile methods. We get behind the scenes of this amazing entrepreneurial journey with a mission. Chapter timelines 0:00 Background and intro 2:35 Unbound Solutions founding story 6:37 Bridging the gap on the demand side 7:35 The challenges of being agile 11:06 What is an Agile mindset 17:24 How does one develop an Agile leadership mindset 20:00 Qualifications for becoming an Agile coach 22:47 Are women more amenable to being Agile 23:25 Challenges of placement 24:55 What’s the future of Unbound Solutions 27:40 The last word