About Me

Over the past three decades, my work has brought together international education, travel, business development, conservation and strategic partnerships, guided by one constant belief: the most meaningful learning happens through experience.

Over the years, my journey has taken me from building experiential travel programmes with Asian Adventures, to international higher education through Trinity College Dublin, entrepreneurship with Collegey, and conservation initiatives through the Global Wildlife Fair. Each chapter has reinforced the belief that we learn best when we engage directly with people, places, cultures and the natural world.

These experiences have shown me how travel, cultural exchange and meaningful engagement with different histories, environments and communities broaden perspectives, build resilience and inspire lasting change. They also help us discover not only what inspires us, but how our strengths can contribute meaningfully to the world.

I founded The Experience Collective to bring together these learnings into thoughtfully curated programmes that combine education, travel, culture, nature and creativity. Every experience is designed to encourage curiosity, foster meaningful connections and create opportunities for people to learn, grow and see the world through new perspectives.

Together with a growing network of educators, professionals, artists, conservationists and community partners, we continue to develop immersive programmes that draw on our collective experiences and extend learning far beyond the classroom.

My own journey has taught me that some of life's greatest lessons come through adversity. It is during difficult times that we discover resilience, conviction and the courage to stand up for what is right. I believe education should prepare people not only for successful careers, but also for thoughtful, responsible citizenship—equipping them with the confidence to question, contribute and lead with integrity.

The best education doesn't simply prepare us for life—it shapes the kind of people and citizens we become.

Suchita Ohri