Sanjay grew up in a traditional middle-class Indian family. He spent his childhood in his parents' 'Atmasantulana Village', one of the oldest Ayurvedic treatment centers and production facilities in India, located on the Exhibition Was recognized as the most sustainable project in Hanover in 2000.

He studied engineering and telecommunications in India and completed an MBA in International Business Management in Munich. 

Sanjay too war long-time Partner and angel investor at Longhouse Partners GmbH, Munich and Longhouse India Pvt Ltd., Delhi, where he Projects in the areas of M&A, restructuring and interim management for many companies from the DACH region, i.ee in the markets China and India were active. 

Since 2007 war He also played a key role in founding several German-Indian startups. Previously, he worked as a due diligence manager at Deutsche Telekom AG, Bonn, and was employed as CEO in building a startup in the area of ​​electronic ticketing and transaction security for T-Venture AG. He has also worked as an interim manager in the USA for various platform projects from T-Mobile and Electronica. 

As elected president of the India Institute eV, a 94-year-old organization initiated by Nobel Prize winner Albert Einstein and India's first prime minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, he was able to build a cultural exchange network between Germany and India. 

He is the author of several articles on yoga, meditation, sound therapy, Ayurveda and nutrition for German and Indian specialist magazines.  

Sanjay Tambe is head of the WB representative office in Bavaria.