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EDISON CRICKET CLUB MANAGEMENT |
Atul Huckoo, President
Cell No : 201 889 2444, Home : 908 668 1677
As President of Edison Cricket Club, Atul Huckoo has led the club from the front. He has attracted corporate sponsorships from different industry segments and Fortune 500 companies. Some of the prominent sponsors include, but not limited to, Emirates Airline, Dish Network, State Bank Of India, Bisleri, Kingfisher Beer, Alfred Hammel Swiss Watches, EBC Radio and ICICI Bank. Under his guidance, the club members have fewer monetary worries and more time to enjoy what they love most – Cricket. He has been instrumental to get the Edison Cricket Club registered as a 501-3(c) non-profit organization. One of his pet projects now is to get permission from Edison township for a dedicated cricket ground. Atul has been connected with cricket all his life. He has represented his school and college in Mumbai while he played for various cricket clubs too. In Dubai, UAE he represented Gulf News, a newspaper conglomerate, in many cricket tournaments including day and night games played at iconic Sharjah Cricket Stadium. He also represented Professional Management Group, a Sunil Gavaskar-owned company.
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Divyesh Patel, Vice President
Phone No : 732 309 6048
DIVYESH has Captained the Edison Cricket Club since 2005. He has been called a coolant. He calms the team at times of emotional excitement and makes playing Cricket truly a gentleman’s game. Divyesh has been a Positive contributor. Many of you may not know that Edison Cricket Club had won only two games in the entire season as recent as three years back. Under the strong leadership of Divyesh, the Club has won more than 60% of the played games in 2006. Now being the Vice President he now helps the President of the Club and looks at the overhaul running of the club on day to day basis.
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Manoj Bagwe, Treasurer
Cell : 732 803 3016, Home : 908 755 1672
As Treasurer of Edison Cricket Club, Manoj handles the finances for the club. He has ensured that the membership dues and the sponsorship funds are managed in the most efficient manner. Before the start of the season he prepares a budget and ensures that the club expenses stay on track with the budget.
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Santosh Kumar, Secretary
Cell :732 261 0320
As the Secretary of the club, Santosh maintains an open and free communication channel with its members. He also is responsible for maintaining and updating the club website that is used to keep track of player availability during the season and providing schedules for the season. He also keeps track of player statistics during the season which is key when selecting the award winners at the end of the season.
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Sriram Srinivasan, Captain
Cell : 732 213 2127, Home : 732 247 5333
Sriram, is the Captain of Edison Cricket Club. He has helped and advised Divyesh on the field since 2005 and helped ECC win many a games with his cricketing mind. This Tamil Nadu-born sports enthusiast is a firm believer that Cricket teaches team work, gives mental strength, and improves concentration powers and focus in achieving a positive end result (victory for the team!). He compares playing cricket to working out in a gym. “The more involved you get in doing it (cricket or gym workout), the more your interest goes up,” he adds. Srinivasan who has lead Senior Division cricket league (league from which Ranji trophy team is selected), Chennai University and school teams in Tamil Nadu says his chief goal is to make his team win as many matches as possible this season. “Personal stats are secondary as compared to team victories.
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Chirag Patel, Vice Captain
Cell : 732 319 9793
Born on Aug 3rd, Ahmadabad, Gujarat Chirag Patel with a degree of BS in Mechanical Engineering played cricket for his school, University and later on for the Elecon Engineering company in India. He did his MS in Mechanical Engineering from Stevens Tech, NJ while playing SGCC during the 1992 – 1996 period. He took a break from cricket a few years and joined the Edison Cricket Club in 2004. Chirag is a senior member of the club and has often played some important knocks which have been instrumental in winning the games for ECC. In 2004, 2005 and 2007 he scored the highest number of runs for ECC and bagged the Best Batman Award. He helps the captain on and off the field and his views are widely respected in the team and club.
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Prashanth Lakhihal, Press Attaché
Cell : 848 219 7328
Prashanth Lakhihal, MBA, is a former reporter with India Post and India Tribune. Currently working as a project manager in IT field, he retains interest in writing and media.Prashanth is an Ethnic Fellow of The New York Times Foundation.
He is also a Fellow of Scripps Howard Foundation. His passion for the game of cricket has made him a volunteer guest write and press attaché of Edison Cricket Club.
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Red Cherry Management LLC, Marketing Consultant
Phone No : 732 322 5904
Red Cherry Management founded by Ms. Archana Razdan specializes in sponsorship management and offers an extensive range of sponsorship services in sports. Their core competency is sponsorship and endorsement related to the game of cricket in the United States. Red Cherry creates the vital link between brands and events to deliver maximum impact in the South Asian market. Their experience is solidly based on our management expertise that spans the full spectrum of the game of cricket. In 2006 they were responsible in getting 16 of the top cricket leagues in USA sponsorship from DIRECTV for the entire season.
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Reema R Desai ESQ, Attorney
Phone No : 732 635 0800 | Facsimile: 732 635 0810
Reema practices primarily in the areas of immigration and family law as well as litigation, including municipal court, landlord-tenant and collection matters.
Prior to joining ShahDesai, PC, Reema worked at the international law firm of Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman & Dicker, where she represented several multinational corporations. She practiced litigation in the areas of products liability, general liability, construction, and immigration law.
Reema obtained her juris doctor degree from Rutgers University School of Law-Newark. Upon graduating law school, Reema worked for the Presiding Judge of the Middlesex County Superior Court, Civil Division. As a judicial law clerk, she learned the inner workings of the New Jersey court system and civil trial practice.
During her law school career, Reema concentrated in immigration and human rights law. She interned at the Executive Office of Immigration Review, where she worked within the government to gain an in-depth knowledge of the United States’ immigration system. While in law school, Reema served as the Managing Editor of the Rutgers Computer & Technology Law Journal.
Reema is a member of the American Bar, New Jersey Bar and American Immigration Lawyers Associations. She is admitted to practice in New Jersey and New York. Reema received her undergraduate degree in physical therapy from Boston University. She is fluent in Gujarati and has a working knowledge of Hindi.
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