NRB Bearings is one of the top manufacturers of bearings, rollers, bushes, and cages for the automotive industry, with clients such as Ford, Volvo, Honda, and Audi. And the person at the helm of the company in this male-dominated industry is Harshbeena Zaveri, a regular on the Fortune India Most Powerful Women in Business list. The vice chairman and managing director of NRB Bearings, who has successfully navigated her company through the tough times due to the Covid-19 pandemic, says that women need more role models. The reason why men achieve more is because they can look around and engage with so many male role models. Women should take time out to create a network of women and emulate role models, she says. Zaveri also talks about ways to make boardrooms more gender-inclusive, why women make better leaders, and more. Watch the interview.
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