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Ananya Rao

6 stories · Business · Women in Leadership · Technology

Ananya writes about legacy and succession in Indian business: the Ambani empire, the Tata conscience, and leaders who measured success in something other than market value.

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Simon Sinek: Why 'Start With Why' Still Changes How We Lead
Business

Simon Sinek: Why 'Start With Why' Still Changes How We Lead

Simon Sinek turned one small question — why? — into a global leadership movement. Here is what his ideas on purpose and trust really teach us.

Mary Barra: Steering a Legacy Automaker Into the Electric Age
Women in Leadership

Mary Barra: Steering a Legacy Automaker Into the Electric Age

Mary Barra became the first woman to lead a global carmaker and is betting General Motors' future on an all-electric transition.

Mukesh Ambani: Inside the Reliance Empire and the Jio Revolution
Business

Mukesh Ambani: Inside the Reliance Empire and the Jio Revolution

How Mukesh Ambani turned Reliance Industries from a petrochemicals giant into a telecom, retail and digital powerhouse that reshaped India.

Indra Nooyi: The Leader Who Redefined What a Global CEO Looks Like
Women in Leadership

Indra Nooyi: The Leader Who Redefined What a Global CEO Looks Like

As CEO of PepsiCo, Indra Nooyi steered one of the world's biggest food-and-beverage companies while championing 'Performance with Purpose'.

Bill Gates: From Software Monopolist to Global Philanthropist
Technology

Bill Gates: From Software Monopolist to Global Philanthropist

Bill Gates built Microsoft into a software empire, then redirected his fortune and focus toward global health, education and climate.

Ratan Tata: The Conscience of Indian Business
Business

Ratan Tata: The Conscience of Indian Business

A retrospective on Ratan Tata, who globalised the Tata Group while insisting that business must answer to values, not just shareholders.