Leadership
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Crisis leadership in the fourth industrial revolution: What's changed and how your organization can come out stronger
Many organizations view crisis management as non-essential. In the past, crises were rare, improvisation was common, and leaders could typically count on days, weeks, or longer before their problems would be known publicly
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Going forward, India will play a big role in Starbucks' international strategy: Michael Conway
As Starbucks completes 10 years in the country and opens its first Reserve store here, its group president, international and channel development, and Sushant Dash, CEO at Tata Starbucks, speak about making it a premium brand, Indians being value conscious, and balancing global menu with local tastes
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Redressing the praise deficit: Women in leadership and leveraging your best self
What can women do to redress the praise deficit and elicit all the good benefits that affirmation unlocks?
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How leaders can build resilience in teams
Leaders need to build in time for recovery and rest — both for themselves and their teams — following experiences involving adversity
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Who is Devika Bulchandani, the new Indian-origin global CEO of Oglivy?
Bulchandani becomes the first woman of colour to run the global agency network and joins a growing list of Indian-origin CEOs at the helm of global corporate giants
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How rainmaker Sanjiv Mehta is building up HUL for the next decade
As it comes out of a long period of steady and sustained growth, India's largest FMCG company has put in place the building blocks for the next decade
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Ideas are truly the currency of the present: Priyanka Chopra
The actor-turned-entrepreneur speaks to Forbes India about looking for gaps in the market, her investment philosophy and plans for her newly launched haircare brand Anomaly in India
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Leaders must find a way to make work more important to the person they are working with: Revathi Advaithi
At 54, Revathi Advaithi is the CEO of Flex, a Nasdaq-listed, Singapore-domiciled American manufacturing company that has over 170,000 employees across 30 countries. In a conversation with Forbes India, she talks about her journey so far and the timeless leadership lessons she learnt while working as a shop-floor supervisor in Oklahoma
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Finding power and purpose how executive education helps leaders succeed
Changing of the guard in the corporate world gives us an opportunity for insight into what makes a successful executive leader. But an astute business leader can dig into those compliments to build a picture, or perhaps a roadmap, of qualities and skills they need to develop for themselves
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India is one of our biggest growth markets: IKEA India CEO
As it opens its fifth store in the country, Susanne Pulverer, CEO and CSO, IKEA India, says the Swedish home furnishing retailer plans to invest close to Rs10,500 crore in the Indian market
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It doesn't have to be lonely at the top
Whether "people in your orbit" means workplace colleagues or contacts around the world, it's all about making the most of your networking skills