Leadership
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A leader must learn to take bold decisions: Graeme Smith
Former South African captain and commissioner of the newly-minted SA20 league on how to manage crises and lead from the front
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Inclusive leadership advice: Get comfortable with the uncomfortable
People tend to seek sameness, but they can teach themselves to relish in the differences of the human experience. Francesca Gino offers these three principles from improv to anyone who's trying to lead more inclusively
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Leadership lessons from Liz Truss's downfall
While her economic policy clearly doomed her, she also failed as a leader
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Listen to the consumers and be mouldable as a brand: Katrina Kaif and Falguni Nayar share their motto for Kay Beauty
Nykaa and its founder Falguni Nayar have become a household name when it comes to beauty and fashion. Katrina Kaif is a force of nature when it comes to the entertainment and fashion. It was a natural alliance when the Bollywood star launched her makeup brand Kay Beauty three years ago on Nykaa. This collaboration has been bringing innovative and top-quality products to Indian consumers. Kaif and Nayar might be from different backgrounds, but the one thing they share in common is their passion for beauty and makeup. In conversation with Forbes India, the duo walks us through this partnership
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Smita Deorah: Innovating pedagogy for inclusion at LEAD School
Smita Deorah has chosen to work within the school system, with her innovations now impacting over a million children
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Stay humble, stay resilient, never give up: Sakshi Chopra of Sequoia India shares mantra for young women entrepreneurs
There is a bit of Sakshi Chopra in the fight and might of most new-age consumer brands. Despite being an 'outsider' in the VC universe, she never gives up
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Ritu Arora: Blending social purpose with returns
Ritu Arora of Allianz Investment Management is focusing on boosting investments and commitments towards India, which is eager to meet its climate action goals
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From a pet project to a massive brand, the tale of Rashi Narang's 'paw'sitive journey
At 24, Rashi Narang started Heads Up For Tails which makes products—toys, clothes, food—for cats and dogs. The brand now has close to 75 retail outlets and 30 spas for pets
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Take that mantle and make the most of the opportunities: Radhika Gupta, MD & CEO, Edelweiss AMC, advises next-gen women leaders
Radhika Gupta, one of the youngest CEOs in the mutual fund sector, has increased Edelweiss' AUM from Rs 6,000 crore to Rs 80,000 crore in five years and is gunning for the Rs 1 lakh crore mark
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Radha Basu: Deploying AI and ML for inclusion
Radha Basu, founder and CEO of iMerit, has been building a company that leverages the potential of artificial intelligence and machine learning while focusing on inclusivity and social impact
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Nikhat Zareen: Punching her way to Olympics gold
Pugilist Nikhat Zareen has fought off challenges and broken stereotypes to become a world champion. Now her eyes are set on Olympics gold