The imperatives of a family office
Just as a strategic plan provides a compass for an operating business, it is necessary to have one for personal assets
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I am so bored at work; should I become an entrepreneur instead?
Do you really want to start out on your own or is it your midlife crisis talking?
Perspectives on democracy, progress & changemakers
Book discussion: A conversation between D Shivakumar and Arun Maira on Maira’s book, ‘Listening for Well-being’
How embedded education can solve many problems
Embedded education—or using peoples' encounters with non-educational delivery systems for education—can sometimes prove to be more effective than traditional delivery mechanisms.
Revving up innovation
Nurturing an experimentative culture requires a new set of leadership tools that allow variance and controlled risk-taking to flourish
12 business stories from 2015 and how they will play out in 2016
Business strategist Rajesh Srivastava analyses the secret behind the success of Baba Ramdev's Patanjali, the rise of Kabaddi, Uber's strategy, Maggi Noodles' comeback, Google and Facebook's drive to control last-mile connectivity, and more
How do I deal with an owner who can’t let go?
As the group CEO, I’ve grown the firm, but now the owner has started to needlessly get in the way. How do I handle the situation?
A design thinking approach to film making
'For Here or to Go?', a film about Indian immigrants in America, has received much acclaim. Writer-producer Rishi Bhilawadikar and director Rucha Humnabadkar talk about how an independent film maker is very much like a first time entrepreneur
The fault in our startups
Internet startups are cloning business models from the West, without much thought on how to Make in India
Why Abdul Kalam continues to matter
It was not without reason that he was called the ‘people's president'. He had a moral compass that pointed True North
