Thought Leadership
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Come Fly with Me: A History of Airline Leadership
Leaders are change agents who see opportunities and promise where others see only defeat
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Does Your Company Have Good Innovation Governance?
Innovation governance is not the same as innovation leadership or management
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Why the World Needs More Goldman Sachs
Rather than regulate Goldman down to the average, a more rational approach would be to create an environment that rewards financial services innovation and helps other companies rise to Goldman’s level
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A Matter of Trust
The distinctive characteristic of the Tata Trusts is that they have always borne the human aspect in mind
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Microlending Gives Dignity to People with Leprosy
What People with leprosy need is not our sympathy, but an opportunity to come up in life
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Systemic Leadership for Complex Adaptive Systems
That high-level individuals play an important role in articulating priorities and shaping the sensibilities of employees is not to be disputed
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Creative Finance: Funding The Future of Social Enterprise
Not-for-profit has been pushed to the back partly because of responsible lenders and social enterprises are being run more like businesses today
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Ruthlessly Realistic: How CEOs Must Overcome Denial
Denial is not merely being wrong. Everybody makes mistakes. Denial is falling into a cognitive Bermuda Triangle.
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Earmarked Money: Partitions, Guilt and the Decision to Spend
With low rates of personal savings becoming endemic, ‘earmarking’ your funds can be a helpful money-management strategy.
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Family and Corporate Philanthropy: Emerging Trends In India
Professor K Ramachandran, Thomas Schmidheiny Chair Professor of Family business and Wealth management at ISB and Rachna Jha, Research Assistant, encapsulate the growth of philanthropy in India