Road Warrior
Business Today India|May 12, 2024
For Khalid Wani, Senior Director of Sales at Western Digital India, life is much more than just the corner office. Biking across the world is one way he derives meaning for his life 
NIDHI SINGAL
Road Warrior

IN THE HEART of Khalid Wani, who is the Senior Director of Sales for the India region at the American storage drive maker, Western Digital, beats the rhythm of a fervent traveller. He’s a man who believes passionately that the most precious memories are forged on the road, under distant skies. Although his life is bound by the dictates of a corporate environment, whenever there is time, Wani sets off on impromptu expeditions, especially on his trusty bikes, carrying him to destinations both near and far.

For Wani, travel is more than just a journey; it’s an odyssey of discovery shared with family and friends. Each mile traversed, each new horizon reached, holds within it the promise of unforgettable moments. And Wani is careful to treat these memories as priceless treasures, woven into the fabric of life, something to be cherished for all time.

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