Leaders need to understand mental health is a serious issue: Harsh Mariwala
Tying up with a few helplines where employees can share their concerns isn’t enough. There needs to be a systemic change
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'It is not enough to say my mind is flexible'
Just like any org, b-schools need to be ahead of curve, not behind, and one way to do that is if faculty needs are linked more with biz people’s needs, says consultant, author, CEO advisor Ram Charan
B-schools need to research with industry to stay relevant: Prof. Ram Charan
Partnering with industry to do relevant research, roping in industry people as faculty as well as co-creating curriculums are ways that could enable b-schools to stay ahead of the curve.
Family Offices: Preserving Wealth
Business houses and wealthy individuals are increasingly taking to family offices to preserve and grow their fortunes.
Entrepreneurs, not govt, will contribute to $5 trillion eco: Harsh Mariwala
The Marico founder expects entrepreneurship to have a multiplier impact on the economy in the next 10 years
"Competing with Levers was one of my toughest decisions": Mariwala
From attracting professional talent to fighting a giant like HUL, Harsh Mariwala's initial years at Marico were ridden with challenges.
"We were confident of fighting HUL": Mariwala
The founder and chairman of Marico tells HUL wanted to kill competition by acquiring them.
"Competition wasn't as aggressive when I launched Marico": Mariwala
The founder and chairman of Marico believes the business environment today has taken away the entry barriers that existed earlier.
'The right CEO, the right people and the board play a big role in driving perpetuity': Mariwala
The founder and chairman of Marico says the board can play a role in selecting the right talent as well as identifying the value and purpose of the organisation.
Family offices thrive in a tech-savvy startup world
Investment vehicles operated by billionaires and ultra HNIs are expected to contribute around 30% of the estimated $100 billion to be raised by startups in India by 2025.
