We Are Here
Chandra Ilindra is an accomplished technology leader with extensive experience in guiding and managing technology teams across various sectors. Currently serving as CTO at We Are Here since January 2023, Chandra provides technology guidance to the executive team, focusing on creating an inclusive community for individuals affected by cancer. Previously, Chandra held the position of Senior Technology Leader at MUFG from April 2014 to October 2021, leading a global team of over 40 professionals in delivering innovative data and reporting solutions, overseeing significant project portfolios, and fostering stakeholder relationships. Chandra's prior roles include Technology Leader at Franklin Templeton Investments and senior technical positions at Robert Half International Inc, SlamDunk, Quest Comm Inc, CSX Technology, and Tata Consultancy Services. Chandra holds a Master of Science in Computer Science from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, and a Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science from the National Institute of Technology Warangal.
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We Are Here
We Are Survivors. Every member of the We Are Here team has been diagnosed with cancer, been the caregiver of a family member with cancer, or both. We have personally experienced how disruptions caused by the disease can deprive us of time, energy, and money and can incur a deep psychological toll. We Are Here changes that. We combined our cancer experiences with our business acumen to create the solution we needed and 19 Million cancer patients deserve. We Are Here’s AI-driven platform proactively tackles challenges faced by cancer patients. By addressing each patient's unique needs, our customers are able to help their patients: • lower barriers to treatment, • lower barriers to clinical trial access, • lower barriers to adherence, • lower patient distress, • save patients' significant time, money and distress • raise patients' self advocacy ability * and so much more. Our customers' navigators (nurses, social workers, case managers, volunteers) are able to: • save significant time • track progress on removing and preventing barriers to care • track progress on addressing non-medical needs Our approach to helping patients leads to improved patient outcomes and increased revenue for pharmaceutical companies and hospital systems.