Dilip Bhavnani
Born in Manchester, England, Dilip Bhavnani is the chief operating officer of Sunscope, one of the largest promotional products companies, where he started working while earning a bachelor of arts degree in economics from UCLA. Dilip holds more than 300 patents issued by the US Patent Office, and has another 100 pending.
In the last decade, Dilip started investing in new opportunities, including real estate development, mortgage banking, plastics manufacturing, and an Apparel Division.
Dilip and his wife, Kamila, are the extremely proud parents of Asher ('24), an 8th grader at Windward School; Jai ('14), USC’s Iovine & Young Academy (‘24); and Anika ('11), University of Miami (‘21).
Both Kamila and Dilip have been active participants in the Curtis community since 2004 and have enjoyed every moment. Dilip has served on the Board's Advancement, Executive, Finance, Audit, Buildings & Grounds and Committee on Trustees.
Dilip also sits on the executive committees for several Los Angeles based non-profit organizations, including the LAPD Youth Foundation, Arts District BID, Arts District Los Angeles, Central City East Association, and the Sadhu Vaswani Mission. He is especially proud of his work in helping establish the LAPD Youth Foundation, which provided four year high school scholarships to twenty incredibly talented youths from Watts.
Dilip and his wife, Kamila, are the extremely proud parents of Asher ('24), an 8th grader at Windward School; Jai ('14), USC’s Iovine & Young Academy (‘24); and Anika ('11), University of Miami (‘21).
Both Kamila and Dilip have been active participants in the Curtis community since 2004 and have enjoyed every moment. Dilip has served on the Board's Advancement, Executive, Finance, Audit, Buildings & Grounds and Committee on Trustees.
Dilip also sits on the executive committees for several Los Angeles based non-profit organizations, including the LAPD Youth Foundation, Arts District BID, Arts District Los Angeles, Central City East Association, and the Sadhu Vaswani Mission. He is especially proud of his work in helping establish the LAPD Youth Foundation, which provided four year high school scholarships to twenty incredibly talented youths from Watts.
