Radha Goenka is the Founder of The Heritage Project. She believes in reviving Indian heritage sites through meaningful experiences. Radha is also the Director of RPG Foundation. She has a degree in Business Communication from the University of Pennsylvania. Since the past 14 years, her experience in the social sector has helped shape, expand and enrich the programmes and organisations she leads.

Sharada is a development sector professional with 16+ years of work experience handling programs related to employability, community development, environment, and volunteering. Her core areas of work include project management, multi-stakeholder partnerships, and community participation. Sharada enjoys trekking and exploring new places.

Mangal Deorukhar is plays an important role in facilitating community development activities in the Worli Koliwada. She supports work of liasoning & communication with project related resources like CDO, CDPO, Political leaders, Community people & Hospital Management. She also works for planning, providing resource persons & participating in the activities for the successful & smooth running of the project.

Neha is an Urban Conservation Architect with over 10 years of experience in the field of Conservation of heritage buildings, design, and management of urban landscapes and precincts. She specializes in making Management Plans for sites with her background in Urban studies and community stakeholder participation. Her love deeply lies in her city, Mumbai which has been her laboratory for all her education and all of her work. With her earlier firm where she worked, she has been a part of the team to have received UNESCO Asia Pacific Awards for Conservation. She also identifies herself with pride as a team member to nominate the Victorian and Art Deco Ensembles of Mumbai as a world heritage site under the guidance of her mentor.

Meet Teja, an MBA in Human Resources, who has worked in the HR domain for almost 9 years across various sectors and geographies. However, her passion for heritage preservation made her change gear. She pursued a diploma in Heritage Studies from Intach Heritage Academy in Delhi and then moved to Mumbai. A few freelance Art projects later, she joined The Heritage Project, where she strives to bring together her people skills and passion for revival. She enjoys a good book, preferably about history or archaeology, and music.

Ashwini is a lawyer turned History and Museum professional who handles the content and research aspects at The Heritage Project. With experience of working in the heritage sector, she focuses on curating enriching heritage experiences as a part of THP's heritage revival programmes. Her work also entails cultivating community and public engagement activities around heritage sites

Siddhant is born and brought up in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Siddhant has done his Masters in community development from Bhopal Institute of Social Science, which is blending creativity with technology. His diverse project experience reflects a versatility that enhances his collective capabilities. Siddhant is a dedicated supporter of positive transformation. He channels his passion into fostering meaningful change and inspiring those around him. With an unwavering commitment to making a positive impact he never misses any chance of learning. He likes exploring new places, playing chess and cooking.

An architect by profession, Purva creates site maps, and architectural drawings at The Heritage Project. She ensures on-field execution and operations of infrastructure-related projects.