Miami, Florida, USA: Likith Krishna, an Indian-origin student, has been honored with the 2025 CalendarBridge Future Innovators Scholarship, receiving a $2,000 award for his work in renewable energy and power electronics. The announcement was made on September 15 in Miami.
Currently studying electrical engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology, Krishna was chosen for his strong academic record, innovative thinking, and his vision for applying engineering solutions to real-world energy challenges.
The Future Innovators Scholarship, worth up to $2,000, is presented annually to undergraduates majoring in computer science, software engineering, or electrical engineering. Its purpose is to recognize and encourage students who show creativity, leadership potential, and a drive to advance technology.
Krishna’s submission highlighted how power electronics and renewable energy can play a transformative role in solving global issues. The judging panel found his essay particularly inspiring and forward-looking.
“This recognition pushes me to keep striving for innovative approaches in renewable energy and power electronics. It also reminds me that dedication and perseverance are always valued,” Krishna said in response to the award.
CalendarBridge emphasized that this award carries a special connection for the company, as Illinois Tech is also the alma mater of its co-founder, Chad Gilles.
“We were impressed not only by Likith’s academic focus and career goals but also by his persistence throughout the application process,” Gilles noted. “It’s an honor to encourage students like him who are committed to driving positive change through technology.”
The scholarship reflects CalendarBridge’s broader mission to support undergraduate students with the potential to make significant contributions to the tech sector, particularly through innovative problem-solving and leadership.
Based in Miami, Florida, CalendarBridge specializes in synchronization and scheduling software, helping individuals and organizations coordinate seamlessly across multiple calendar platforms.
