Leadership
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Success and failure are shortlived. Don't let it get to your head: Sunil Chhetri—Forbes India 30 Under 30 2021 soiree
Sunil Chhetri, the captain of the Indian football team, is synonymous with the beautiful game in India. With 80 strikes from 125 international matches, Chhetri is currently tied with world football legend Lionel Messi on the number of goals among active players. His contribution to football has been recognised with Khel Ratna Award, Arjuna Award and a Padma Shri. Here, the talismanic player addresses the Forbes India 30 Under 30 Class of 2021
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He is the master of buyouts. Can Robin Raina keep up his aggressive play?
Ebix's Raina has acquired a staggering 27 companies in India, and turned around 13 distressed companies overall, in a bid to add heft and transform EbixCash into a diversified fintech conglomerate
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Leadership isn't about you—it's about everybody else
Beth Ford of Land O'Lakes Inc. says joy comes from helping others succeed
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David, Goliath & the Unicorn: How Darwinbox got its HR box seat
From being a pariah to becoming a darling of the big enterprises, India's newly-minted unicorn Darwinbox took on big daddies of enterprise software—SAP and Oracle—to disrupt the HR tech space
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Customer's money more important than investor's money: Sanjeev Bikhchandani — Forbes India 30 Under 30 2021 Soiree
At the virtual soiree for Forbes India 30 Under 30 Class of 2021, Sanjeev Bikhchandadni not only shared some important lessons for the young founders and entrepreneurs, but also talked about the current unicorn trend in the Indian startup ecosystem, the importance of retaining good talent, and putting the customer first
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Inside TCS's cloud strategy: How the IT giant is consolidating its hyperscaler alliances to tap an 'unbounded opportunity'
CEO Rajesh Gopinathan is sharpening TCS's focus on partnerships with Microsoft, Amazon Web Services and Google, deploying an army of engineers to transport some of the world's biggest companies to the era of ecosystems
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Serge De Vos: Think globally, act locally
The managing director of AB-InBev GCC tweaked his leadership style for an Indian setting and inspired employees to deliver the best results in a pandemic year
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What's the state of women in leadership?
Women continue to be underrepresented, underpaid and, at times, discriminated against in the workforce. Yet there are more women in the C-suite than ever before
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Merck's Atul Barjatya: The inclusive leader
Atul Barjatya, the director of channel sales-research solutions at Merck Life Science, believes in creating a sustainable atmosphere for his team to give their best
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Exclusive: Infra.Market set to buy 24 percent in Shalimar Paints
Move to invest Rs270 crore pits the construction solutions company against paints biggies such as Asian Paints, Kansai Nerolac and Berger
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Tata Motors is on a roll. Can anything stop it?
Tata Motors has become the country's second-largest carmaker following a slew of recent launches, and revival of the EV fleet segment