Leadership Awards 2022
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Indian film and tech industries don't talk to each other, hence I started investing: Rana Daggubati—FILA 2022
Rana Daggubati has played versatile roles in Telugu and Bollywood films. He has starred in one of Indian cinema's most celebrated movies 'Baahubali'. There is much more to this actor than what meets the eye. Actor, producer, entrepreneur, investor—the affable Rana Daggubati allowed the audience at Forbes India Leadership Awards 2022 to explore 'The other side of Rana Daggubati'
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Founder's Corner with Harsh Mariwala of Marico and Tarun Sharma of mCaffeine—FILA 2022
At the first-of-its-kind Founders' Corner at Forbes India Leadership Awards 2022, Harsh Mariwala, who founded Marico in 1990 and built it into a global giant, with consumer products sold across 25 countries engaged in a conversation about all things business, entrepreneurship, starting up, growth, and more with Tarun Sharma, co-founder & CEO, mCaffeine—a new-age entrepreneur who has taken a single ingredient—coffee—and has built a personal care brand out of it
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India's exports will cross $1 trillion very soon: Piyush Goyal
Piyush Goyal, India's Minister of Commerce & Industry, Consumer Affairs & Food & Public Distribution and Textiles, was the chief guest at the recently concluded Forbes India Leadership Awards 2022. While encouraging the corporate leadership to contribute, he also shed light on the record-breaking stint of India's merchandise exports. "Crossing $400 billion export mark is the endorsement of Sabka Prayas," he called it. At the event, he also set the goal for the country's manufacturing and services sector to clock in a record $1 trillion in exports in ten years
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Leadership is about giving control to gain control: Dr Anish Shah, MD & CEO of the Mahindra Group
Dr Anish Shah is the first non-family professional MD & CEO of the Mahindra Group. At Forbes India Leadership Awards 2022, he laid bare what it takes to helm a federation of companies that already has strong leaders guiding the people to success: How do you lead the leaders?
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You can have Dhoni, Kohli, Rohit's qualities, but try to be true to yourself: KL Rahul
KL Rahul is a prolific batter, a Centurian across all formats of cricket, and the vice-captain of the Indian Men's National Cricket team. In this IPL season, he has added another title to the list--captain of the newly minted Lucknow Super Giants team. Taking on the new responsibility, KL Rahul shares his concepts of leadership and what it takes to foster a sense of unity at the Forbes India Leadership Awards 2022
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Failure is a short term motivation to start working hard: Viswanathan Anand at FILA 2022
Viswanathan Anand became India's first grandmaster in 1988. There was no stopping 'the lightning kid' who learned to play chess from his mother when he was only six. The keynote speaker for Forbes India Leadership Awards 2022, Anand shared anecdotes and lessons from his journey, and also detailed his thought process, winning tactics and strategies
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Forbes India Leadership Awards 2022: Best moments
Forbes India Leadership Awards 2022 marked the return of Forbes India's on-ground events. Here are some highlights and the best moments of the night
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Piyush Goyal: It's now a race between the manufacturing and services sector to reach $1 trillion exports in 10 years
Two days after India hit $400 billion in exports, India's commerce minister has set some ambitious targets for the next decade
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How Kuldeep Jain's CleanMax is greening India Inc
By providing renewable energy to corporates, Kuldeep Jain's CleanMax has been helping them meet sustainability goals while growing in size and credibility itself
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Indian philanthropists need to become bolder, lead with trust, look for new areas to fund: Rohini Nilekani
Winner of FILA 2022 Grassroots Philanthropist, Nilekani props up causes that others may find risky, and steers her philanthropy by having an ear to the ground, operating from a place of trust, and being liberal with her time for the causes and people she supports
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How Sandeep Bakhshi has quietly but firmly turned around ICICI Bank
Bakhshi's mantras which are, simply, well accepted banking principles have been executed perfectly by ICICI's executives—and the CEO has succeeded in nearly erasing memories of a troubled legacy while making it poised to be a benchmark for other banks