We are living in a very exciting era. With economic boom, comes great opportunities. There wasnt a better time to be born and working in India! Young managers have so many new opportunities that they can avail, said Mr K V Kamath, MD and CEO, ICICI Bank while delivering the Convocation address at New Delhi based International Management Institute (IMI) on April 18.
Unlike the past where manufacturing sector was the primary growth driver of the economy, the growth is more wide-based. Said Mr Kamath, The Indian growth story today is based on multiple cylinders consumption, investment, domestic demand, global competitiveness, knowledge-based business and industrial growth.
How do corporates and their leaders capture this growth and the opportunities? Mr Kamath said, There is no single step solution to this question. Business leaders need to be aware of the constantly change environment that they are in. The art of managing change hinges on the leaders and indeed the entire organizations ability and willingness to learn, anticipate the future and implement strategic change to enable it to continue to successfully compete under all conditions.
While sharing his success mantras, said Mr Kamath, Old knowledge and skills are getting outdated very fast. To be a successful leader, we should reinvent ourselves to face the challenges and to meet new opportunities. Executives, managers and leaders should constantly learn new things, un-learn and then re-learn. Mr Kamath added, Every year I allocate ten days to update myself by participating in forums, and listening to best brains on new trends. I try to reinvent myself every year!
Mr Kamath words were well received by graduating students, faculty members and others present on the occasion. Dr C S Venkat Ratnam, Director ofIMI,called his address as the most definitive convocation address of the year.
IIM-A alumni, Mr K V Kamath is widely credited for transforming ICICI Bank to a financial powerhouse after taking over the reins of ICICI as the CEO in 1996. Mr. Kamath was conferred with the Padma Bhushan, one of Indias highest civilian honours in 2008.
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We are living in a very exciting era. With economic boom, comes great opportunities. There wasnt a better time to be born and working in India! Young managers have so many new opportunities that they can avail, said Mr K V Kamath, MD and CEO, ICICI Bank while delivering the Convocation address at New Delhi based International Management Institute (IMI) on April 18.
Unlike the past where manufacturing sector was the primary growth driver of the economy, the growth is more wide-based. Said Mr Kamath, The Indian growth story today is based on multiple cylinders consumption, investment, domestic demand, global competitiveness, knowledge-based business and industrial growth.
How do corporates and their leaders capture this growth and the opportunities? Mr Kamath said, There is no single step solution to this question. Business leaders need to be aware of the constantly change environment that they are in. The art of managing change hinges on the leaders and indeed the entire organizations ability and willingness to learn, anticipate the future and implement strategic change to enable it to continue to successfully compete under all conditions.
While sharing his success mantras, said Mr Kamath, Old knowledge and skills are getting outdated very fast. To be a successful leader, we should reinvent ourselves to face the challenges and to meet new opportunities. Executives, managers and leaders should constantly learn new things, un-learn and then re-learn. Mr Kamath added, Every year I allocate ten days to update myself by participating in forums, and listening to best brains on new trends. I try to reinvent myself every year!
Mr Kamath words were well received by graduating students, faculty members and others present on the occasion. Dr C S Venkat Ratnam, Director ofIMI,called his address as the most definitive convocation address of the year.
IIM-A alumni, Mr K V Kamath is widely credited for transforming ICICI Bank to a financial powerhouse after taking over the reins of ICICI as the CEO in 1996. Mr. Kamath was conferred with the Padma Bhushan, one of Indias highest civilian honours in 2008.
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Indian economy is growing at a very fast rate and India is undergoing a process of structural transformation. This is creating unprecedented opportunities for Indian professionals.