B4 Live: Arjun & Anisa Kaicker
About Anisa Telwar Kaicker, Founder & CEO, Anisa International & Anisa Beauty
Anisa Telwar Kaicker is the Founder and CEO of her namesake business, Anisa International. She started her business in 1992 and for almost 3 decades has pioneered the leadership, product development and culture of this globally branded business through the design and manufacturing of cosmetic brushes for makeup and skincare. She partners with the most esteemed brands in the beauty industry.
In 2003 Anisa International vertically integrated their operations by opening their own manufacturing facility, Anisa China, in Tianjin. Fast-forward to 2020 and through substantial investment in social and environmental sustainability, Anisa has expanded her operations by opening two new state-of-the-art facilities: Anisa Tianjin and Anisa Jinghai. Committed to cleaner, safer and responsible manufacturing, these facilities employ over 500 individuals dedicated to the practice of cruelty-free and ethically made products.
Now, after almost 3 decades of providing superior products to the best brands in the business, Anisa has chosen to further expand her innovation with a specialized category of cosmetic brushes focused on skincare application through ANISA Beauty.
Anisa’s personal reputation is equally notable and includes long-standing philanthropic contributions that span causes for homeless families, animals and the conservation of our environment.
About Arjun Kaicker, Zaha Hadid Architects
Arjun was born and brought up in Oxford and studied architecture at Sheffield University.
In 2001 he joined Foster + Partners in London, the award winning architecture firm founded by Lord Norman Foster, where he became a Partner and Head of Workplace Consulting. Arjun worked on over 100 projects over 14 years including Apple’s new HQ campus in California and Bloomberg’s £billion London office.
In 2015 Arjun joined Zaha Hadid Architects where he runs remotely from Atlanta a team specialising in groundbreaking Artificial Intelligence in office design (ZHAI). His team is spearheading technology that is revolutionising the office of the future. Arjun presents regularly at international conferences and his work regularly features in publications including Wall Street Journal, the Guardian and Architectural Digest.
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