How SORA was born
Two women. Two continents. One conviction.
SORA was born from a deep realisation shared between two women across the globe: the world has built endless platforms for professional networking, but no infrastructure for authentic, unscripted presence.
The vision. We recognised a quiet void at the top. As women scale the heights of their careers, their networks expand, but their circles of true resonance often shrink. We decided to build the antidote: a sanctuary that replaces the endless performance of leadership with the pure luxury of being known.

The architects of the room
Adela Grama
Founder & CEO · Munich
“My work is done when the room moves without me.”
Educated at the Sorbonne and the University of Vienna, Adela spent fifteen years leading at the highest levels of European business before turning her attention to the questions that outlast any career: how people trust, how they think, what it means to truly see one another. She speaks six languages and writes on the human side of leadership. She is the soul of SORA.
Aashi Agarwal
Co-Architect & Head of Strategy · Bengaluru
“SORA makes you feel more of you.”
Aashi has sat in three very different rooms, a consulting boardroom at Kearney, a government office advising national leaders at the Tony Blair Institute, and a startup war room shipping AI diagnostics to underserved communities at Qure.ai. Each taught her something the others could not, and the hardest of all: strategy without execution is only opinion. She is the structure of SORA.