My MBA Tales # 1/3- Bajaj the CEO Factory!

An MBA curriculum focuses on exposure to an entire gamut of management subjects starting from Finance, Marketing , Sales, Economics, Commercial Law ,  Production, Operations Research (OR) , Cost accounting, Statistics, Personnel/ HR, Bookkeeping along with sub streams like banking and insurance, digital marketing etc being further added as the commercial world keeps on evolving.Continue reading “My MBA Tales # 1/3- Bajaj the CEO Factory!”

My Corporate Tales from Here and There # 2 – “Barefoot in the Park” Days at Grindlays !

Grindlays having introduced Merchant Banking in India way back in 1967, was always in the forefront in making pioneering moves on the Indian banking scene. So when in the late 1980 and early 1990s, technology revolution in banking had just started to roll in with ATMs (HSBC introduced first ATMs in 1987) and computerisation wasContinue reading “My Corporate Tales from Here and There # 2 – “Barefoot in the Park” Days at Grindlays !”

My Corporate Tales from Here and There # 1 – Grindlays a nationalised Bank?

After my graduation from Podar College in 1987,  I was offered a job with IDBI Ltd when Late Shri S S Nadkarni was the CMD. Then IDBI was one of the top 3 Development Financial Institutions (DFI) , the other 2 being IFCI and ICICI. IDBI used to promote cricket and it was happy toContinue reading “My Corporate Tales from Here and There # 1 – Grindlays a nationalised Bank?”

Life in Covid Times #4 Day 18- Benefits of community living

As the much awaited 14th April date drew nearer, quite a few theories, such as limited lifting of travel restrictions to allow those stranded to reach back home or delegating lifting of lockdown to the respective state governments to assess, started doing rounds. However, an extension of total lockdown upto 4th May was announced. Frankly,Continue reading “Life in Covid Times #4 Day 18- Benefits of community living”

Welcome 2020 – out with the old and in with the new- Millennial ways !

Times are changing and changing really fast. It is said the generation gap sets in every 15-20 years. By that logic, the current Millennial generation is at least 3-4 generations ahead. I believe my generation has been in a sweet spot having seen it all- from the double decker trailer buses in Mumbai to trafficContinue reading “Welcome 2020 – out with the old and in with the new- Millennial ways !”

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