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BART S. FISHER is an attorney, investment banker, teacher, and philanthropist. Recognized as one of the founders of the field of international trade and investment law in the United States, he has taught international trade and investment at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, the Elliott School of International Affairs of George Washington University, George Mason University, and the Maxwell School of Public Policy of Syracuse University. Dr. Fisher has worked to build commercial relationship between the United States and India, representing investors seeking to develop portfolio companies and infrastructure in India. He is co-founder of the Give Life Foundation and founder of the Aplastic Anemia & MDS International Foundation and was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Peace and Medicine in 2019 and 2020 for his efforts to establish bone marrow transplant registries around the world. This is his fifth book. (www.bartsfisher.com)

ARUN TIWARI is a missile scientist turned teacher and author and widely recognized as a pupil of Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, 11th President of India, with whom he spent 33 years right from the Missile laboratory to the Presidential team as a co-author of five books. He wrote a copious APJ Abdul Kalam: A Life after Dr Kalam's death, which is considered as the most authentic account of India's advancement in technology. Prof. Tiwari has played a pivotal role in developing India's first indigenous coronary stent in mid 1995 as a spinoff of defence technology and since then worked tirelessly for self-reliance in socially relevant technologies. He is a founder-member of Cardiac Research & Education (CARE) Foundation, established the first link of Pan-Africa e-Network connecting Indian hospitals and university with their African counterparts, and is a Platinum Jubilee Mentor of CSIR-Indian Institute of Chemical Technology. He teaches at the University of Hyderabad as an adjunct professor. (www. aruntiwari.com)