Radhanath Swami has a strong global influence and has been globally honored for his humanitarian deeds.
He is one of the few members of ISKCON who influenced the movement globally and remains one of the most inspirational and respected spiritual leaders in ISKCON today.
 He is on the advisory panel of I-Foundation, which is credited with launching the first government-funded Hindu faith school in London.

Radhanath Swami's interfaith discussion with Cornel West resulted in "greater possibilities for both interfaith and intrafaith dialog [...] on Princeton's campus".
The event is regarded as a model for meaningful exchanges between followers of different beliefs, and was awarded the 2011 Santos-Dumont Prize for Innovation that recognizes "a unique and creative program, event, initiative, or project [on Princeton's campus] [...] which has had wide-reaching impact and visibility".
His interfaith discussions with Francis X. Clooney were also very well received.

For me as a Christian it was inspiring to hear this great Hindu teacher talk about finding ways to allow ourselves to be motivated and prompted by love of God and by God's love for us. [...]
I felt honoured as a Christian to sit in the presence of a great itinerant spiritual teacher.

— His Holiness Radhanath Swami – the Guru comes to town, in Rev'd Andrew Willson, University Chaplain at Imperial College, London
Radhanath Swami presented ancient spiritual solutions to modern subjugation at esteemed debating society, Oxford Union.
The Union's event, dubbed Malcolm X's Speech in Oxford — 50 years later, marked the anniversary of X's acclaimed Oxford address.
The event's aim: to rouse modern thought and contention on a radical approach to preserving liberty.
Radhanath Swami put forth ecumenical spiritual truths as means of harmonizing society.
Prominent participants included Angela Davis, Dr.
Cornel West, Prof. Stephen Tuck and Ben Okri.

Radhanath Swami appeared as the main speaker at a corporate workshop held by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII).
The exclusive interactive session, deemed Spirituality: Leadership and Management, hosted over 150 of India's top corporate executives.
Radhanath Swami conveyed the value of integrity, humility and simplicity in daily business affairs.
Prominent speakers included Piramal Group chairman, Ajay Piramal and Future Group CEO, Kishore Biyani.

Many famous and influential people interacted with Radhanath Swami and expressed their appreciation of his character and work.
Among them are Ajay Piramal, Anil Agarwal, Yash Birla and Chetan Bhagat.
Renowned yoga teacher, B. K. S. Iyengar and Madhva sect spiritual leader Vishvesha Teertha of Pejavara matha also met him and appreciated his work.
Steven J. Rosen described Radhanath Swami as a "saintly person respected by the mass of ISKCON devotees today".

He's a beautiful fellow.
He's got the answer.
I'm a spiritual gent and increasingly that's the level I want to vibrate on.

— Russell Brand, after meeting Radhanath Swami
Radhanath Swami has a strong global influence and has been globally honored for his humanitarian deeds. He is one of the few members of ISKCON who influenced the movement globally and remains one of the most inspirational and respected spiritual leaders in ISKCON today.  He is on the advisory panel of I-Foundation, which is credited with launching the first government-funded Hindu faith school in London.
Radhanath Swami's interfaith discussion with Cornel West resulted in "greater possibilities for both interfaith and intrafaith dialog [...] on Princeton's campus". The event is regarded as a model for meaningful exchanges between followers of different beliefs, and was awarded the 2011 Santos-Dumont Prize for Innovation that recognizes "a unique and creative program, event, initiative, or project [on Princeton's campus] [...] which has had wide-reaching impact and visibility". His interfaith discussions with Francis X. Clooney were also very well received.
For me as a Christian it was inspiring to hear this great Hindu teacher talk about finding ways to allow ourselves to be motivated and prompted by love of God and by God's love for us. [...] I felt honoured as a Christian to sit in the presence of a great itinerant spiritual teacher.
— His Holiness Radhanath Swami – the Guru comes to town, in Rev'd Andrew Willson, University Chaplain at Imperial College, London
Radhanath Swami presented ancient spiritual solutions to modern subjugation at esteemed debating society, Oxford Union. The Union's event, dubbed Malcolm X's Speech in Oxford — 50 years later, marked the anniversary of X's acclaimed Oxford address. The event's aim: to rouse modern thought and contention on a radical approach to preserving liberty. Radhanath Swami put forth ecumenical spiritual truths as means of harmonizing society. Prominent participants included Angela Davis, Dr.Cornel West, Prof. Stephen Tuck and Ben Okri.
Radhanath Swami appeared as the main speaker at a corporate workshop held by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). The exclusive interactive session, deemed Spirituality: Leadership and Management, hosted over 150 of India's top corporate executives. Radhanath Swami conveyed the value of integrity, humility and simplicity in daily business affairs. Prominent speakers included Piramal Group chairman, Ajay Piramal and Future Group CEO, Kishore Biyani.
Many famous and influential people interacted with Radhanath Swami and expressed their appreciation of his character and work. Among them are Ajay Piramal, Anil Agarwal, Yash Birla and Chetan Bhagat. Renowned yoga teacher, B. K. S. Iyengar and Madhva sect spiritual leader Vishvesha Teertha of Pejavara matha also met him and appreciated his work. Steven J. Rosen described Radhanath Swami as a "saintly person respected by the mass of ISKCON devotees today".
He's a beautiful fellow. He's got the answer. I'm a spiritual gent and increasingly that's the level I want to vibrate on.
— Russell Brand, after meeting Radhanath Swami
Radhanath Swami