Leadership
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We want I-pop to become a global phenomenon: Spotify India MD
Amarjit Singh Batra talks about Spotify's growth plans, its five years in India, and the immense popularity of Arijit Singh
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Jahnavi Phalkey: The scientific storyteller
Jahnavi Phalkey harnesses a historian's discipline and a storyteller's craft to make science accessible to everyone—as it should be
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IAS officer Ashwini Bhide: Changing an ecosystem
IAS officer Ashwini Bhide has been the driving force behind Metro-3 and other notable infrastructure projects in Mumbai. She believes a clear dialogue can solve the most complex problems and advocates women to show up to change the ecosystem
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Anu Aiyengar: Wall Street veteran
Anu Aiyengar is the first woman to lead JP Morgan's global mergers and acquisitions business, and has advised deals to the tune of $1 trillion over the past 25 years
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Anshula Kant: From SBI to the World Bank
Anshula Kant, the World Bank's first woman managing director and chief financial officer, is trying to create impactful outcomes with efficient use of capital with new financing strategies
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Ananya Tripathi: From coder to real estate queen
In charge of Brookfield's vast 51 million square feet real estate portfolio, Ananya Tripathi's two goals are to deliver returns promised to investors and identify new growth areas
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'There are not enough people working in climate': Helen Clarkson, CEO, Climate Group
In an exclusive interaction during her recent India visit, Clarkson spoke about why it's important for the world that India is on track to meet net-zero targets, level of climate awareness among business leaders, and how India can chase robust GDP growth while keeping climate considerations in mind
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The time has come to embrace digital transformation: Sunil Vachani
At the recently concluded Forbes India Leadership Awards, the executive chairman of Dixon Technologies along with other company heads spoke about leadership in times of disruption, and how technology 4.0 is here to stay
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A woman's place, in the kitchen
Over the past five years, there's been a marked rise in women leading restaurants and bars across India, workspaces that have traditionally been known to be male-dominated, aggressive environments. It's not always easy—but they're determined to make kitchens safer and more inclusive
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There's a little crazy inside me: Shahid Kapoor
At the Forbes India Leadership Awards, the actor spoke about how he has reinvented himself and remained relevant over two decades in a competitive film industry, whether he is anything like the characters he plays on screen, and why it's important to keep it real in the age of social media
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Forbes India Leadership Awards 2024: Leadership, innovation and building institutions
The evening brought together business leaders ranging from Uday Kotak to Praveer Sinha, and Shailesh Chandra to Ashok Jhunjhunwala as well as film industry stalwarts like Karan Johar and Shahid Kapoor