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View Poonam Khubani’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. President International, Telebrands Corp. · Experience: Telebrands Corp. · Location: Fairfield · 176...
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Poonam Khubani is an Indian film producer residing in Miami Beach, Florida. Poonam Khubani is an Indian artist married to the CEO of BulbHead, AJ Khubani. Together they have a daughter, who goes by the name, Sunny Spade.
With headquarters based in Fairfield NJ, Khubani earned the accolade of being recognized by Forbes as Top Women Executives of Indian heritage in America, and being one of the Top 25 Leading Women Entrepreneurs of New Jersey, while European Audiovisual Observatory appointed her on their board.
Mar 13, 2022 · The multi-faceted Poonam Khubani, producer and melodious singer is amazingly talented. Also known as Poonam Kay, not only has she proved to be a singer par excellence – her song Ek Look Ek Look directed by Anand Raaj Anand from the film Aryan: The Unbreakable and her own albums Nach Le and Tum Chale Aao have been the talk of the town for ...
9,735 Followers, 399 Following, 401 Posts - Poonam Khubani (@poonamkhubani) on Instagram: "Producer Actor Artist •Forbes Top Business Women •LWE Top NJ Business Women •Art Patron".
Poonam Khubani. Advertisement. – producer, cinema lover, TV star, businesswoman, advocate of social causes and fashionista, has always made an indelible mark in the entertainment...
Nov 15, 2013 · Poonam Khubani, leads the top consumer product companies that specialize in direct response television marketing and the creators of the familiar "As Seen...
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In 1983, fresh out of college (with a whole $20,000 dollars he earned working multiple jobs during school), New Jersey native AJ Khubani was clear that he wanted to take on the Sony corporation. He was hawking a $10 alternative version to the infamous Walkman radio and placed a $7,000 ad in the National Enquirer with hopes of making millions.
