A highly regarded thought leader in India, and a well-acclaimed social entrepreneur and author.
Dr. Saundarya demystifies the subject of DEI, and describes how it can be absorbed by just about everyone.
A highly regarded thought leader in India, and a well-acclaimed social entrepreneur and author.
Dr. Saundarya demystifies the subject of DEI, and describes how it can be absorbed by just about everyone.
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India’s manufacturing sector could grow by 9% with increased female workforce participation, according to the World Bank’s latest South Asia Development Update. News reports quoted the report highlighting that closing gender gaps in labor force participation would yield the highest output gains in manufacturing across South Asia, followed by the services sector. The World Bank
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The winds of change are sweeping across industries, and those who fail to adapt will find themselves left behind. Change is the only constant, but today’s shift is more consumer-driven and focused on responsibility. Modern consumers are not just interested in a product’s functionality; they want to know the story behind it. They seek assurance
Businesses are increasingly making ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) a core part of their strategy. This goes beyond Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) efforts. Companies now recognize that long-term success hinges on sustainable practices, ethical leadership, and a positive impact on society and the environment. Here’s how ESG principles are reshaping the key pillars within organizations – People, Products, Operations & Financials.
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