ITUP
Interups Inc.

Likhitha Palaypu is an honors graduate from the University of St Andrews in Scotland, where she studied International Relations with special interest in conflict theory and environmental politics. In the frame of her studies, she has worked as a political analyst for Frontier Horizons, a securities and political risk analysis firm based in London, studied conflict at the Galtung Institut in Germany and reported for the Foreign Affairs Review, a rapidly growing online journal for international affairs. While developing reporting and journalistic experience, she has also taken on roles as a negotiator alongside UNCITRAL and the Office of the Special Advisor to the Prime Minister of Guinea Bissau to strategize the passage of key trade agreements. Her involvement in the financial services and asset management fields began in 2011, when under the guidance of her father, Mr. Laxmi Prasad, she began independently managing and building client relationships with IRA customers and various state governmental bodies. With these reporting, negotiating, and interpersonal skills in hand, she has been serving the board of the Interups since 2014. Ms. Palaypu has accepted executive responsibility to handle relationship management for Interups and will be collaboratively working with the Board to handle media and public relations, and corporate internal and external affairs.

Mr. Prasad, designated as CCO & Global Operations Manager, is a professional with expert knowledge in corporate structuring, taxation and cross-border transactions, having structured more than $3 billion transaction opportunities and encouraged entrepreneurs from Asia to list their businesses in the U.S. In his previous position as CKO, Laxmi advised more than 110,000 tax customers and indoctrinated SDIRA as a vehicle for Indian Migrants in US to invest retirement assets in India. He was previously a Registered IAR with PRU holding more than $125 million in life insurance underwritten to his merit. While at Prudential, Mr. Prasad also authored a multi-billion dollar "Developing Nations Fund" as a structure that would utilize life insurance policies from willing donors as collateral for IMF and World Bank to extend sovereign debt to the needy emerging countries. In India, Laxmi was a market maker and successfully managed 5 IPOs as turnkey assignments until listing and Academically, Laxmi Prasad holds CPA and CA certification and authored many financial and investment articles.

Mr. Prasad, designated as CCO & Global Operations Manager, is a professional with expert knowledge in corporate structuring, taxation and cross-border transactions, having structured more than $3 billion transaction opportunities and encouraged entrepreneurs from Asia to list their businesses in the U.S. In his previous position as CKO, Laxmi advised more than 110,000 tax customers and indoctrinated SDIRA as a vehicle for Indian Migrants in US to invest retirement assets in India. He was previously a Registered IAR with PRU holding more than $125 million in life insurance underwritten to his merit. While at Prudential, Mr. Prasad also authored a multi-billion dollar "Developing Nations Fund" as a structure that would utilize life insurance policies from willing donors as collateral for IMF and World Bank to extend sovereign debt to the needy emerging countries. In India, Laxmi was a market maker and successfully managed 5 IPOs as turnkey assignments until listing and Academically, Laxmi Prasad holds CPA and CA certification and authored many financial and investment articles.

Likhitha Palaypu is an honors graduate from the University of St Andrews in Scotland, where she studied International Relations with special interest in conflict theory and environmental politics. In the frame of her studies, she has worked as a political analyst for Frontier Horizons, a securities and political risk analysis firm based in London, studied conflict at the Galtung Institut in Germany and reported for the Foreign Affairs Review, a rapidly growing online journal for international affairs. While developing reporting and journalistic experience, she has also taken on roles as a negotiator alongside UNCITRAL and the Office of the Special Advisor to the Prime Minister of Guinea Bissau to strategize the passage of key trade agreements. Her involvement in the financial services and asset management fields began in 2011, when under the guidance of her father, Mr. Laxmi Prasad, she began independently managing and building client relationships with IRA customers and various state governmental bodies. With these reporting, negotiating, and interpersonal skills in hand, she has been serving the board of the Interups since 2014. Ms. Palaypu has accepted executive responsibility to handle relationship management for Interups and will be collaboratively working with the Board to handle media and public relations, and corporate internal and external affairs.