Amb Kanwal Sibal talks about the world’s geopolitical situation and says how India duly qualifies to be a part of the Multipolar World Order for having sizeable demography and economic stability.
The panel discusses how current leaders need to review their organization, and find transformational and radical ways to lead effectively in the new normal.
Dr Pawan Goenka shares his perspectives and forecasts for the different sectors of India, which has already become a leading producer in the global supply chain for almost everything.
Sanmeet Singh Kochhar and Prabhu Ram say how 5G as a wireless technology will not only revolutionize connectivity in all aspects of life but how different sectors that have already adopted it are witnessing the seamlessness in its function.
Sunil Bharti Mittal says that business leaders can make a change in the society and fulfill their societal obligations through their business by offering the best of their expertise and their resources.
Anil Agarwal chronicles his journey of coming from a humble background to being a 1st generation entrepreneur, and taking Vedanta to unprecedented heights.
The panel discusses how CEOs should be custodians of health, environment, morals and sentiments in their own businesses while resetting their enterprise for success.
Sudha Murty explains how philanthropy goes beyond monetary aid and there are various things one can do like buying from appropriate sources, using correct energy and materials, sharing assets, and passing on skills as acts of philanthropy, besides finding one’s own outlet for the cause.
Hon’ble Minister Nitin Gadkari delivers the congratulatory address to the winners saying that their success stories will inspire many other experts and entrepreneurs, and that will collectively work towards India’s growth.
The panel discusses how women leaders need to find ways of ensuring equal opportunities and pay at all levels for women in all kinds of jobs, and also fuel their aspirations and prepare them for taking charge.
Adar Poonawala states that the country’s health security should be ensured through strong measures of building capacity and resilience in the healthcare supply chain.
Yogi Sriram explains the different facets of mentorship in industries for different levels and also mentions how mentoring can not only build self-confidence but act as a two-way learning path for both the mentor and a mentee.
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