BR Kids First Tawiah & Banga for Board of Education

About Us

Eugene Tawiah & Inderpreet Banga

Two Bridgewater-Raritan community members running together to put students first, strengthen parent partnership, and bring accountable leadership to our schools.

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Eugene Tawiah

Eugene Tawiah is a Bridgewater parent, husband, cybersecurity executive, and community member running for the Bridgewater-Raritan Board of Education.

As a senior leader in cybersecurity, Eugene brings experience in governance, risk management, accountability, budgets, and leading teams through complex challenges. He is running because he believes strong schools require engaged parents, transparent leadership, and decisions that put students first.

  • Bridgewater parent invested in local schools
  • Cybersecurity executive with governance and budget experience
  • Community member committed to transparency and accountability
  • Believes parents and taxpayers deserve a stronger voice
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Inderpreet Banga

Inderpreet Banga is a Bridgewater-Raritan community member and co-candidate on the BR Kids First slate for Board of Education.

Bio coming soon. Inderpreet is running alongside Eugene Tawiah to bring fresh parent perspective, accountability, and student-first leadership to our schools.

  • Bridgewater-Raritan community member
  • Committed to transparent, accountable school governance
  • Running to put students and families first

Why we're running together

We're running as a team because Bridgewater-Raritan families deserve board members who listen, explain, and put students first.

Experience that matters for the board

Eugene brings executive leadership in cybersecurity — governance, risk management, budgets, and complex team decisions every day. Those skills translate directly to board work: evaluating policies, understanding tradeoffs, asking hard questions, and holding leadership accountable.

We're not running to climb a political ladder. We're running because we're parents who want the same thing every Bridgewater-Raritan family wants — schools that prepare our kids well and leaders who earn our trust.

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Parent perspective

We send our children through Bridgewater-Raritan schools. We understand what families experience day to day.

Executive leadership

Years of professional leadership with accountability for outcomes, budgets, and follow-through on commitments.

Community commitment

Neighbors invested in Bridgewater and Raritan — not outsiders with an agenda, but parents who want better for all our kids.

Meet us on the campaign trail

Have questions about our backgrounds or vision? We'd love to hear from you.