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Sonu Shivdasani
Sonu Shivdasani (born 1965) is an Indian- British hotelier, who is the founder and CEO of Soneva Group which owns the luxury resorts, Soneva Fushi in the Maldives and Soneva Kiri in Thailand. He is also the founder and former CEO of the Six Senses Resorts & Spas, across South East Asia and Europe, which he sold in 2012.
==Early life and education==
Shivdasani was born in England, youngest son of Laxmi and Indoo Shivdasani (1918-1979), a noted Indian merchant and banker who made fortune while trading in Nigeria and had offices in London and Geneva.〔 His parents originally hailed from Sindh in British India (now Pakistan), though his father had migrated to England long before the Partition of India. His grandfather was an Indian Civil Services officer, while his father after studying at Clare College, Cambridge built a large business, in finance, trade and agro-allied industries in France, West Africa, India and Europe. Later he founded the Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation in 1976, which funds foreign education for meritorious students in India. His father died in 1979, when he was 13, while his elder brother looked after the family business.〔
He studied at Eton College in England, followed by Le Rosey in Switzerland, and later graduated from the Oxford University with an MA in English Literature. His elder sister, Bina Shivdasani, Countess Sella di Monteluce (1949 - 2006), worked in the field of women's education and became the first Asian High Sheriff of Greater London in 2002.
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