Leadership
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Vita and Jalaj Dani: Creating self-sustaining communities
The Danis are focussed on what is described as constructive philanthropy--i.e. empowering individuals and communities through transformative actions like holistic learning, promoting well-being like physical literacy and sports, and more
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How Persistent Systems' Anand Deshpande is using his wealth to create nano entrepreneurs
Recognising that unemployment is a core problem in the country and that most new jobs will be created by small-scale entrepreneurs, Anand Deshpande has set out to create long-term social impact with his wealth by aiding nano and micro entrepreneurs who often get ignored
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How family philanthropy can shape a new social contract in India
The India Philanthropy Report 2023 released today shows that family philanthropy is expected to grow at ~18 percent CAGR from FY22 to FY27, but there is still a gap between giving potential of these families and needs of vulnerable communities. Philanthropic families must not only increase their giving, but also channel it in a more catalytic manner to have a stronger impact
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Ajit Isaac and the necessity of a clear vision to create long-term impact with philanthropy
The chairman of Quess Corp had laid out a 14-point charter for Careworks Foundation, the CSR arm of his company, when it was established in 2014. The charter, planning and strategy to achieve the goals are creating long-term impact for children and youth in terms of education and health care
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My self-belief helped me overcome tough times: Sakshi Malik
The 30-year-old Commonwealth Games medallist talks about dealing with the pressures of expectations, never giving up on one's dreams and becoming a role model for young girls aspiring to be wrestlers
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Media Mavens: More accountability expected from business partners today, says EssenceMediacom's Sonali Malaviya
Sonali Malaviya, chief strategy and transformation officer, EssenceMediacom, talks on gender gap and the changing media agency business
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In a candid conversation with the Sharks of Shark Tank India
In this special conversation, the judges of the Indian business reality show Shark Tank India—Vineeta Singh, co-founder & CEO of SUGAR Cosmetics, Peyush Bansal, founder & CEO of Lenskart.com and Amit Jain, CEO and co-founder of CarDekho Group & InsuranceDekho.com—spill the beans behind their investment philosophy and the major criteria they consider before investing in any startup. They also justify their investments in these startups amid the current market meltdown. Don't miss the part where Vineeta talks about why she took a bet on investing in the loss-making companies
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Don't fall on the first hurdle: Sol Campbell
Former England and Arsenal star on how to evolve as a leader and his secret to longevity
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It is a luxury to be able to incubate and build a business: Jamshyd Godrej
The Chairman of the Board of Godrej & Boyce Manufacturing Company Limited speaks about the advantages of being in a family business, the company's investments into the aerospace sector and his father Naval Godrej's lasting values
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Your team doesn't need you to be the hero
Too many leaders instinctively try to fix a crisis themselves. A U.S. Army colonel explains how to curb this tendency in yourself and allow your teams to flourish
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'India is one of Imax's most successful markets'
Imax Corporation CEO Richard Gelfond talks about constant technological innovation, and why people love going to the cinema