Satish Chohan was a political analyst, researcher, and advocate for democratic integrity, in addition to being an active board member of the Glen Cove Community Association and Toastmasters – Benicia, CA. Drawing on decades of engagement with civic institutions and investigative research, he explored the hidden forces shaping modern governance. With deep respect for democratic principles and a passion for uncovering uncomfortable truths, Chohan wrote to empower readers with the insight—and tools—to defend their republic.
His formal education and experience included MSME, Thermal Engineering, Michigan Technological University, 1969, MBA Kellogg School, Northwestern University, 1976; 25 years in Managerial positions at GM and Gates corporations; and several patents and technical publications. He also authored Trojan Horse: Democracy Hijacked, July 1925.
