B Rajesh Nair
Promoter Chairman & MD,
Convenient Construction Consultancy Pvt Ltd
Years of experience: 33 years
B Rajesh Nair completed his B. E. (Civil) from M.A.N.I.T., Bhopal. He also has a PGDM in Personal Management from IGNOU. With sheer hardwork and talent, Mr Rajesh Nair has grown through a series of roles in the real estate market, moving from an engineer-level position to the leadership role of CEO and Executive Director with central India’s leading Retail Real Estate Company. He is a member of AIMA, IAPPA, Indian Institute of Bridge Engineers and the Indian Institution of Valuer. He has been at the helm of a corporate organisation as a CEO until 2010 after which he took the plunge into entrepreneurship by offering consultancy services in Design of MEP, Structure and Project Management.
Nair started Convenient Construction Consultancy Pvt Ltd eight years ago. The company provides project management services, structural design services and strategy planning, among others. These services are provided across sectors where clients are offered one-stop solutions. With his expertise and experience of leading a reputed company, Nair has a wholesome understanding of the clients’ needs and creates cost-effective business plans to achieve it within the stipulated time. He also identifies possible stumbling blocks in advance to tackle them and complete projects in record time.
Life Lessons
Nair draws inspiration from Narayan Murthy for his simplicity and hard work that created an iconic organisation such as Infosys. He says, “In the initial years of the organisation, we decided to allot sweat equity to our employees. This decision was taken as I firmly believe that organisations will only grow when the leaders foresee growth in a way that shares profit with the team. In an organisation, the team is an important pillar of any organisation. Organisations should foster a healthy culture and keep their employees happy as there may be many directors or leaders, but unless the team is not kept satisfied and is not taken care of, the organisation won’t grow."