Sai Gujulla is a public service and community leader based in Galway, Ireland, with a strong interest in strengthening connections between India, Ireland and the wider Indian diaspora.

Sai is a Director of South Connacht Citizens Information Service and works with Iarnród Éireann, where he is involved in strategy and communications. He previously served as President of University of Galway Students’ Union, becoming the first Indian and first person of colour to hold the role. He also served twice as President of the University’s India Society, during which he had the opportunity to host His Excellency Akhilesh Mishra, Ambassador of India to Ireland.

Having studied in eight countries during his education, Sai brings a strong international and cross-cultural perspective to his work. He has a particular interest in youth engagement, public transport, civic participation, social inclusion and strengthening opportunities for the Indian diaspora in Ireland.

He is also a Peace Commissioner and has been involved in a range of community and public-interest initiatives in Galway. Through his work with the Indian Diaspora Advisory Group, Sai is keen to contribute to a stronger, more connected and more engaged Indian diaspora in Ireland, while deepening the relationship between India and Ireland.