Solo Capital’s Sanjay Shah To Launch Official Personal Blog
Sep 27, 2016
Sanjay Shah, a British philanthropist and entrepreneur who founded Autism Rocks and Solo Capital is pleased to announce the upcoming launch of his new personal blog www.iamsanjayshah.com. The new site will have host content including personal interviews about entrepreneurship, philanthropy, business and family.
Watford, United Kingdom - September 27, 2016 /PressCable/ —
“This is my personal blog, and therefore, a space for me to express my honest opinions and show myself in a different way to how I’m normally seen” Mr Sanjay Shah says.
Shah intends to inspire entrepreneurs, business owners and philanthropists alike as he digs deeply into the lessons he has learnt throughout his working life and entrepreneurial journey.
Readers will benefit from the insights he gained as the founder of Solo Capital and his experience working for investment banks including Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, ING and the Dutch bank Rabobank where he was head of trading.
The blog will cover business related topics such as the keys to success, work-life balance, taking risks, and how to overcome the inevitable challenges faced by many business owners. In addition to Shah’s entrepreneurial and business tips, readers will be able to gain personal insight into Shah’s family life and his heartfelt philanthropic endeavour Autism Rocks.
Sanjay Shah is an entrepreneur and philanthropist. In 20011 he founded Solo Capital, a boutique financial services house based in London. In 2014 after his youngest son Nikhil was diagnosed with autism he founded Autism Rocks, a charitable organization that helps raise awareness about autism and funds research into the condition on a large scale. Shah has partnered with the music industry to raise awareness Autism globally, and has created an outlet to help fund autism research. Mr Shah is also a trustee of Autism Research Trust, which provides donations to Cambridge University’s Autism Research Centre,
Autism is a lifelong developmental disability characterized by difficulties in the development of social relationships and communication skills. It affects one in 68 children every year, the number of children diagnosed with the disease have increase 30% since 2012
About Autism Rocks
Based in London, Autism Rocks is an invitation only live concert and charity event that raises awareness and donations for autism research. Founded in 2014, Autism Rocks was born of the vision of philanthropist, Sanjay Shah, whose youngest son was diagnosed with autism in 2011. Interested parties can will find more information at the Autism Rocks website
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