Meet the Executive Board

Oorja is a 16-year-old junior at Richard Montgomery High School. Besides Oorja’s passion for bettering the lives of underprivileged kids, she is eager to help her community through her role as Vice President of AAPSU. Oorja also loves traveling and has lived in three countries (India, Belgium, and the USA). She enjoys reading and spending time with her friends. 

Oorja hopes ETE’s initiatives can one day be implemented in every country around the globe and have a prominent impact on low-income communities. She also hopes to continue uniting teens to join ETE’s mission to aid underprivileged students have a better future. 

Aryan Munot is a senior at the University of Maryland, pursuing a BS in Economics. In addition to managing funds for ETE, he has been the President of the university's Badminton Club for two years, overseeing a 400-member organization and managing its funds. He also co-founded the Terps Community Mentor Program, which supports Afghan refugees in the DMV area by helping them navigate life and education in the U.S.

Aryan has held research positions with Dr. John List at the University of Chicago and gained valuable experience through internships in Data Analytics and Product Management at UnitedHealth Group. As part of ETE, he hopes to see the organization expand its reach across more countries and evolve into a self-sustaining organization that empowers students to reach their full potential.

Oorja hopes ETE’s initiatives can one day be implemented in every country around the globe and have a prominent impact on low-income communities. She also hopes to continue uniting teens to join ETE’s mission to aid underprivileged students have a better future. 

Beverley's career has spanned over 30 years in senior commercial and operational roles in major pharmaceutical companies at global, regional, and local levels. 

Through her trustee role at Amref Health Africa UK she has seen the power of education as a foundation to health equality across East Africa. In addition, in the UK she is a governor at a local secondary school working actively to help ensure all students have equal opportunities as they consider their futures post education. 

She also volunteers in several local community groups.