Indra Sen

Interior Firefighter, Ridgefield Volunteer Fire Department

Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship awarded in 2012 to pursue an MPP in Public Policy at Harvard University.

Indra Sen is the child of immigrants from China and India.

About Indra Sen

Indra Sen is a small business owner, investor, and firefighter living in his hometown of Ridgefield, CT.

Indra was born in Connecticut to immigrants from China and India. With thanks to Ridgefield’s K-12 Public Schools, Indra had the opportunity to attend Georgetown University, where he won a Truman Scholarship, was elected Phi Beta Kappa, and received the Thomas P. McTighe Prize — the university’s highest honor. Indra earned his Master’s Degree in Public Policy from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government, where he was a recipient of a Harvard Public Service Fellowship.

Indra previously worked on a winning presidential campaign, co-founded a non-profit that was recognized by President Clinton, and led construction teams in post-Katrina Louisiana. Indra also helped launch a universal pre-K initiative in CT’s largest city and served as a management consultant for the Bridgespan Group.

Indra is married to his college sweetheart, Christine, and is the proud father of two sons who now attend Ridgefield Public Schools.