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A clutch of founders, in their quest for hypergrowth, has pushed the boundaries of governance. Would a seasoned C-suite have helped rein them in?
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Turkish Airlines' CCO talks about the airlines' ambition in India, its sustainability and technological advancements, favourite tourist destinations in the country, and more
Subhasri, who is also the former CFO of the Shriram Group, has risen through the ranks to become a leader in her organisation, and shares how she views challenges as opportunities and overcomes bias
Glenn Fogel on expanding their offerings in India, creating value for the customer, the 'Connected Trip' vision, efforts in GenAI and more
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Three private equity players started FirstMeridian in 2018, which is now India's third-largest staffing company by revenue
Kolkata-headquartered Vikram Solar is among the new crop of solar module makers that are in a sweet spot
Brothers Sahil and Rushabh Vora bootstrapped their entrepreneurial journey for nearly a decade, embraced value, shunned valuation and befriended KPIs that remain alien to most new-age founders. The result is a flourishing and profitable real estate business in SILA