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Ashish Manchanda

Entrepreneur | Recording & Mix Engineer | Producer

Ashish Manchanda has achieved a rare distinction of success as a studio professional, live concert engineer, re-recording mixer/sound designer, music-video-live concert producer as well as an entrepreneur and CEO. He has worked on more than 150 film projects, including DevD, Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, and The Chronicles of Narnia. In the music world, Ashish has been a close collaborator with independent artists Ranjit Barot, Alif, Grammy/Oscar-winning artist A.R. Rahman, and a host of renowned composers.

Mentored by Grammy-winning producer-engineer Bruce Swedien, Ashish was featured in Mr. Swedien’s book, In the Studio with Michael Jackson, in the chapter titled The Future of Music Is in Good Hands, with a foreword by Quincy Jones. As a Stanford-trained design thinker, he is at the forefront of creating transformative models for the music and entertainment industry while co-leading The Media Tribe, an award-winning institute for aspiring music professionals. A voting member of The Recording Academy (Grammys) and a four-time IRAA Award winner, Ashish is a sought-after keynote speaker whose insights inspire audiences worldwide.

As CEO of Win Iconic Ventures and founder of the upcoming project The Global Ikon, Ashish is redefining the future of music and entertainment through innovative ventures spanning music production, record labels, sports marketing, music festivals, talent development, and cutting-edge media-tech and AI initiatives.

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Credits:
The Chronicles of Narnia, A.R. Rahman, Ranjit Barot, Dev D, Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, Coke Studio, MTV Unplugged India & USA, Beauty And The Beast, Garth Brooks

Graduation Year:
1997

I was fortunate enough to have several mentors come in to my life and fulfill different aspects of the learning process, but all of them believed in me and my abilities. In some ways, I see myself doing that for the people around me now.”
—Ashish Manchanda
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