of Business to meet with U.S. President George W. Bush as part of a young entrepreneurs summit. In 2009, Madhavi was recognized by the Federation of Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FAPCCI) by awarding her the Best Woman CEO. Controversy On September 6, 2013, United States District Court Western District of Washington at Seattle entered a judgment against Prithvi Solutions Inc. ordering them to pay over $17 million to Kyko Global Inc. in a lawsuit filed by the latter. To recover the penalty, Madhavi Vuppalapati received court’s notice for sale of personal property on February 12, 2014. The court directed the Sheriff to auction and sell her 2006 Lexus RX4005D, along with her jewelry and miscellaneous household items. An arrest warrant was issued against Vuppalapati on 16th Oct 2014 by The King County Court, Washington. On September 10, 2013, Prithvi Catalytic, a subsidiary of Prithvi Solutions Inc., voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy after missing multiple payroll deadlines for contract and internal employees, primarily due to the judgement favoring Kyko Global Inc. As a part of the bankruptcy, the Court appointed, with Kyko's consent, a chief restructuring officer to oversee PCI's operations. This officer was the controller to PCI, David Amorose, who was tasked with leading reorganization efforts to maintain existing business with key customers, even after re-branding to "Abilius, Inc." However, the accusations of fraud against Madhavi Vuppalapati and damaged reputation of PCI among its clients resulted in significant loss of revenue. Ultimately, Kyko and debtors attempted a suit to recoup losses from clients, competitors, and former PCI executives. References Living people 1972 births