“When he was younger, one of my sons went into a coma because he had what is called a traumatic brain injury, or TBI. Through that experience, I learned a lot about TBI and becameinvolved with the Brain Trauma Foundation. I understood the enormous impact that TBI could have on families, both emotional and financial. I was asked to chair the Brain Trauma Foundation and this great organization has made tremendous changes to how TBI is treated throughout the United States and the world.

The experience has taught me lessons that I’d love other organizations to learn. One is that you don’t necessarily need to be a large organization to make something happen.”

Indian Stock Market and Alan Quasha

The Indian stock market is currently in decline, and that fact, together with the crisis of Greek sovereign debt has “raised the specter of a double dip recession.”  This is also quite disappointingly surprising since it was only recently that NIFTY (the major index for companies on the country’s National Stock Exchange) was looking pretty good.  Clearly therefore, what has now happened and what was predicted to have happened in the country’s economy, just shows how important it is for global companies such as Quasha’s to constantly keep on top of worldwide fiscal flux.