A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
The onus on leaders, of countries and companies, wouldn't have been as heavy in a long time as it was in the year of Covid-19, and we celebrate them at FILA 2020-2021
In a year when business leaders were forced to overhaul their strategies from growth to survival mode, the Forbes India Leadership Awards 2021 honour those who successfully navigated the pandemic by innovating and leading from the front
The jury for the 2020-21 Forbes India Leadership Awards comprised successful entrepreneurs and some of the biggest names in business
With his transparent and affirmative leadership, InMobi founder and CEO has ensured the company turns every crisis into an opportunity. And he's unafraid of exploring newer frontiers in a challenging environment
In Cadila Healthcare, Sharvil Patel has an efficient legacy business with the possibility of new drug discovery becoming a significant growth lever
The Infosys CEO came on board at a time of internal conflict, but quickly stabilised the ship and led it to a path of growth
The founder & CEO of Qure.ai repurposed the technology of his startup to help detect Covid-19 cases rapidly and in remote areas
As professional philanthropists, the cofounders of the ATE Chandra Foundation are using collaborative funding to create impactful change towards social causes
With philanthropy, Azim Premji's legacy goes, well beyond Wipro. And like the IT company and his private office that back startups, he has built an extensive institutional network for the purpose of giving
He started with building cars at 20, but six decades down the line, the founder of Serum Institute of India has built a global powerhouse for enabling accessible immunisation against various diseases, including the coronavirus, one vaccine dose at a time
The maths teacher turned edtech entrepreneur has always known how to reach a wider base of students. As Byju Raveendran looks from scaling in India to global markets, his only competition is with himself
Cyrus Poonawalla has built a global powerhouse <br /><br />
for enabling accessible immunisation against various diseases, <br /><br />
including the coronavirus, one vaccine dose at a time. While accepting the Lifetime Achievement award at Forbes India Leadership Awards, Poonawalla reassured everyone that curbing the spread of Covid-19 with affordable vaccine is his immediate aim
Qure.ai's qXR technology was modified to detect the coronavirus. This innovation in the time of crisis saved millions of lives. Prashant Warier, CEO and co-founder of Qure.ai, feels proud of his team for pulling off the impossible
In the course of the 18 years that Byju Raveendran has been in the teaching arena, he has constantly pivoted, catching trends, and quickly changing and adopting newer methods and business models to get to a bigger, wider user base. Bringing that model to entrepreneurship has earned Byju's a decacorn status. World's pivot to online learning has brought nothing but fortunes for this FILA Entrepreneur for the Year
Infosys CEO Salil Parekh came on board at a time of internal conflict, but quickly stabilised the ship and led it to a path of growth. Under his leadership, the IT giant is now implementing the One Infosys approach.
In Cadila Healthcare, Sharvil Patel has an efficient legacy business with the possibility of new drug discovery becoming a significant growth lever
With two unicorns under his belt, the IIT and Harvard-educated Naveen Tewari not only excelled on a global stage but repeated that success.
As professional philanthropists, Amit and Archana Chandra are using collaborative funding to create impactful change towards social causes
Jean-Christophe Babin talks to Forbes India on the impact of the pandemic on the luxury sector