I often count myself as having been lucky to be born in a generation that saw so many technological innovations and progress. From hand cranked telephones to mobile phones, from listening to radio spending more time fiddling with its settings to watching live TV as events happen globally, from post cards to instant messaging the changes have been disruptive and mind boggling. My father also watched change which was more developmental as India slowly but surely progressed from 1960 to 1990. That was the time when every man, woman & child felt involved in building the nation India. Where everything you did you knew contributed to the progress of India. Where you did things for idealism, dreams, passion and happiness was when you saw the train being flagged off as excited citizens thronged to watch the marvel. It was never about money. But his dream also died a slow death. Slowly but surely the systems were changing as the greed of many a person overtook their need...
Global executive with 37+ yrs experience driving growth, innovation and strategy across multiple industries (Food, Plastics, Defence, Clean Energy, Automotive, Healthcare, Electronics). Passionate about the intersections of Economics, Politics, Business Strategy and Defence. Expect eclectic insights, humorous perspectives, expert analysis on management, strategy and the complexities of global biz, all served with a healthy dose of realism & a dash of humor. Intro by Sharat Bhat with Thanks.