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😊 Did you know? Women-owned businesses are rapidly growing, contributing significantly to economic development and job creation worldwide. Let's celebrate their achievements and continue to support their success. 💼 #WomenInBusiness #Leadership #BWA #WomenEntrepreneurs #BusinessGrowth #BWA

If the next generation enters politics, what values, vision, and qualities should they embody? Integrity, empathy, innovation—or all three? Share your thoughts on the traits that can redefine and reshape our nation’s future. #YoungLeaders #FutureOfIndia #YouthInPolitics #IndianLeadership #NextGenLeaders #VoiceOfIndia [Young Leaders, Indian Leadership, Youth In Politics, Voice Of India]

Honoring the remarkable leaders, Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri, whose visions of peace and progress shaped India’s future. Let’s carry forward their teachings today and every day. Happy Gandhi Jayanti & Shastri Jayanti! 🙏✨ #leadership #gandhijayanti #shastrijayanti #nonviolence #truth #mindmiaketers #digitalmarketing #digitalmarketingagency #socialmediamarketing #socialmedia #marketingagency 

"🌍 Building Bridges Across Regions! 🌟 On 20 Feb 2020, Major General BK Sharma had the honor of meeting Prof. Nirmala Joshi, Director of the India Central Asia Foundation (ICAF). 🤝📘 The discussion was a deep dive into India-Central Asia relations, highlighting opportunities for collaboration, cultural ties, and strategic partnerships. 🇮🇳🤝🌏 Such engagements are vital in fostering regional cooperation and unlocking the potential for shared growth and prosperity. A salute to visionary leaders shaping the narrative of international relations! 💡✨ #IndiaCentralAsia #StrategicDialogue #Collaboration #GlobalVision #Leadership"

🌟 Get ready for an episode that every entrepreneur needs to hear! 🚀 Every moment is packed with incredible insights that left me amazed. Super excited to launch this one—stay tuned for more details on our special guest. It's truly going to be a game-changer! #Entrepreneurship #PodcastReveal #StayTuned"

How can India lead the world by 2047? This was the Task assigned by PrimeMinister India #NarendraModi to #TIFAC for #India2047 . For India to be a #Viswaguru in 2047, we need to lead the Technology race by then. Nations cannot aspire to be a superpower on technologies that are bought or borrowed. Indigenisation is therefor the key. For #MakeinIndia to succeed we first need to #ThinkinIndia and for that we need to control and lead the #Thoughtleadership space and #Strategicconsulting. We cannot afford to outsource this to foreign corporates who are in bed with #deepstate and enemies of India. This podcast touches on some of these aspects, including what we need to do right and how do we begin. How do we reap the #Demographicdividend and get ahead of the rest to lead the world and empower the global South. Share your thoughts in comments!!

Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah makes history as Namibia’s first female president, proving that effective leadership isn’t defined by age. While older leaders like her continue to gain support, it’s clear that young voters value experience, vision, and the ability to connect with diverse generations. Global political trends are evolving, highlighting both seasoned leaders and the rise of younger politicians, and the crucial role age plays in leadership effectiveness. #LeadershipBeyondAge #NetumboNandiNdaitwah #WomenInLeadership #GlobalPolitics

Best knowledge of leadership comes from a man who has lead india and made them believe that we can win especially abroad. The best thing which I learnt from his leadership skills is that you will have different people with different skill set in your team.You cannot make all and follow a same patter thereby as a leader you must be aware of the skill set of your team and how to use it for the betterment of any project. salute to #souravgaguly

At the recent NLDP India event, Damir Maras, Global Advisory Leader, PwC, shared his invaluable insights on how international experiences can shape the journey of aspiring young leaders.  Drawing from his own journey, Damir shared how embracing international roles can shape diverse perspectives, foster cultural understanding, and prepare young professionals for impactful decision-making on a global scale. Watch the video to gain valuable insights from his inspiring story. #NLDP2024 #LeaderInFocus #GlobalLeadership #TogetherWeFuture 

Last week I attended a dinner with Mteto Nyati, Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd Chairman, and incredible South African leaders. It was one of the most inspiring moments I’ve had, and the optimism, energy and excitement is still lingering. Here are a few of the things that stood out most to me in what Mteto shared: 1️⃣ Never forget where you come from: Mteto spoke in great detail about his upbringing, the incredible struggles, and the hope and dreams his mum had for him and his siblings - all of whom are successful professionals. 2️⃣ Go back to basics: in turning Eskom around, Mteto and his board had a clear plan to execute on, but what was most critical was getting the people of Eskom on board. This required realigning employees towards the Eskom vision, ensuring everyone lived the values, and holding every single person to that standard. 3️⃣ Focus on clear communication: communication of the plan internally and with key stakeholders enabled everyone to understand what Mteto and the board intended for Eskom and how to get there. 4️⃣Ownership: Deeply understand the business you’re in. Mteto was surrounded during by a table of experts in their own fields who fired a range of questions at him about strategy, pricing, product, suppliers, sales, revenue, employees etc and there wasn’t a single question across his entire business that he wasn’t able to confidently address. 5️⃣ Leadership: The right leader can shift the direction of even the biggest, and slowest moving ships. It’s remarkable what Eskom, under Mteto and his board, have been able to do over the course of 2 years. Having people with the right vision, intention, grit and energy can help save the day (and the economy in this case). 💡💡💡Thank you Jon Ratcliffe, and & Mteto Nyati highlight of the year!