Leadership

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'Radical targets toppled former CEO Carlos Tavares at Stellantis'

Stellantis is now searching for a new chief executive with a daunting to-do list

CEOs Insights: Damian Miller on Solar Power and Leadership in India

How B-schools can shape your career in finance

Realty firm Shriram Properties elevates Gopalakrishnan J as ED & Group CEO

Realty firm Shriram Properties Ltd has elevated Gopalakrishnan J as executive director and Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the company. He has been elevated from the current position as Executive Director (ED) and Group Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the Bengaluru-based Shriram Properties. In a regulatory filing on Saturday, Shriram Properties Ltd informed that the Board of Directors at its meeting held on July 20, 2024, approved the appointment of Gopalakrishnan J as Executive Director and Group CEO effective July 20, 2024. The board also appointed K R Ramesh, who was Executive Director - Operations, as Executive Director Strategy & Corporate Development effective July 20, 2024. Gopalakrishnan joined the company in 2018 and has provided significant leadership in the ongoing transformation of the company, apart from his critical role in the IPO process and building a strong growth platform in recent years. He has more than 33 years of experience in the areas of corporate

From back offices to strategic hubs, GCCs in India shaping MNC operations

Gradually, leaders at India-based GCCs are gaining greater autonomy, influencing enterprise architecture and participating in budgeting, staffing, and other operational decisions

A toxic triangle

Charismatic leaders by themselves cannot be considered dangerous. But when they acquire cult status and become megalomaniacal, then beware

The need for 'steward leadership'

With cos increasingly resorting to greenwashing, fraud, and window dressing to meet their ESG imperatives, Rajeev Peshawaria's book presents a new paradigm in leadership to overcome this challenge

India needs mandate for clear, continuous leadership: Ex-diplomat Shringla

India requires a mandate for a clear and continuous leadership that can take decisions to make it a developed nation by 2047, former top Indian diplomat Harsh Vardhan Shringla said Wednesday. Shringla said even in the US he has got an impression that the administration would like to see a clear mandate in India that would make it a strong economic power. What we need is a mandate for a clear and continuous leadership that can take the decision that will take Bharat to a Vikshit Bharat stage by 2047, Shringla told PTI. The former foreign secretary and the Indian Ambassador to the US is currently on a private visit. The youth, which is the majority of the country, expect that and they will provide a mandate to the leadership that will bring them the best opportunities and take us to a situation we have never even dreamt of being a developed country in every sense of the world whether it is women empowerment, economic, socioeconomic or environmental developments, he said. I think we

Change and future-readiness

Profits and growth are the oxygen of business. It is possible to get 'too much' and damage the enterprise irreparably

Kotak Mahindra Bank announces key changes to its leadership team

KVS Manian to be joint MD, Shanti Ekambaram Dy MD; new COO, group CFO & CRO appointed

The Infosys saga: A leadership factory or a company facing crisis

The company has seen nine senior level exits in 2023 alone

Chhattisgarh Assembly elections: BJP leadership in talks to decide CM face

The Bharatiya Janata Party has came back to power in the recently held Assembly elections in Chhattisgarh by winning 54 out of 90 seats

Indian GCCs emerge as stepping stone on the route to corner office

The number of MD promotes from India has grown 16.6 per cent despite the global MD promotion class size shrinking by 5.4 per cent as compared to 2021

Team Marksmen Network's Influential Leaders of India 2023 spotlights leaders at the vanguard of change

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Tata Steel joins LeadIT to drive net-zero industry transformation

Tata Steel has joined the Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT), a global initiative to accelerate the transition to net-zero emissions in heavy industry, the company said on Wednesday. LeadIT was created by the governments of Sweden and India during the UN Climate Action Summit in September 2019 and is backed by the World Economic Forum. The group brings together governments, companies, investors, and other stakeholders to share best practices, develop new technologies, and advocate for policies that support the transition to a net-zero emissions economy. Tata Steel's membership in LeadIT is a significant milestone for the company, as it positions Tata Steel as a global leader in the drive to decarbonize the steel industry. Tata Steel has set a goal to become net-neutral in carbon emissions by 2045, and joining LeadIT will help the company achieve this goal by providing access to a network of experts and resources. "Tata Steel's membership in LeadIT presents a signifi

India playing significant leadership role with G20 Presidency: Argentina

Responding to a question regarding India's G20 Presidency, Dimitrios Ioannou, Ambassador of Greece to India, said, "It's a very ambitious presidency. I am sure that they will achieve their goals"

The roots of global success

Ajay Banga leading the World Bank makes us think once again about what is making Indians popular in decision-making positions

When silver is gold for company boards: Over 300 directors 'octogenarians'

321 company directors are octogenarians, 22 are over 90, largest chunk in 45-60 band

Asha Ramanathan, new COO; Gayathri Parthasarthy, new FSS lead at PwC India

Asha is a qualified chartered accountant (CA), and Parthasarthy is a Financial Services industry veteran