Chadda also is on the board of trustees of the International Foundation for Progress, which runs a free school and health clinic for 175 children in Pakistan and aims to provide education and healthcare to impoverished children in the developing world.

Chadda is a graduate of Leadership Somerset, a county program that supports leaders dedicated to their local communities. Locally, she has served on the Bernards Township Board of Health and previously ran for Bernards Township Committee. She also is a member of the Commission on the Status of Women and volunteers at the local schools her children attend.

“I chose Bernards Township 20 years ago as the place to raise my family and 5 years later chose to build my business here. I’m confident I will be a valuable asset to our town’s future,” Chadda said. “Although I came in a close second in the previous township committee election, I learned so much speaking individually with more than 200 business owners and knocking on more than 5,000 doors, and am even more determined to make a difference in the town I love. I am confident my evidence-based approach to solving problems and making decisions will increase transparency, reduce waste, and encourage greater participation of more of my fellow residents in our civic affairs. I would be honored to serve my township neighbors and work to improve our future together.”