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AIMA Conclave:&nbsp;Participating in a panel discussion at&nbsp;All India Management Association&rsquo;s (AIMA) 7th National Leadership Conclave,&nbsp;CavinKare&nbsp;Chairman &amp; Managing Director C K Ranganathan&nbsp;said that&nbsp;cartelisation&nbsp;is an important thing that CEOs cannot afford to overlook and added, "cartelisation&nbsp;making things uncertain".&nbsp;
Ranganathan, who is also the President of AIMA&nbsp;said trends such as&nbsp;digitisation&nbsp;and technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) are going to "fundamentally redefine" the way businesses are done.&nbsp;
According to him, under Industry 4.0, rapid&nbsp;digitisation&nbsp;is happening around and it is important for the corporate sector to embrace the technology. Earlier,&nbsp;technology&nbsp;was an enabler and is now a strategic tool that has redefined&nbsp;the traditional&nbsp;companies, he added.&nbsp;
Dempo Group of Companies Chairman Shrinivas Dempo said that now every&nbsp;organisation&nbsp;needs to build a culture where its employees are happy.&nbsp;He also mentioned that another challenge for the Indian companies was sustainability.&nbsp;
While noting that the hierarchy of management is getting changed and moving towards shared leadership, he said, "we have to change the definition of 'survival of the fittest' with 'survival of most adoptable', which makes you the fittest".&nbsp;
Triveni Turbine Vice Chairman &amp; Managing Director Nikhil Sawhney, who was on the panel spoke on the agility of an&nbsp;organisation&nbsp;and its supply chains.

AIMA 2022: C K Ranganathan of CavinKare on leadership for the changing world

AIMA Conclave:&nbsp;Participating in a panel discussion at&nbsp;All India Management Association&rsquo;s (AIMA) 7th National Leadership Conclave,&nbsp;CavinKare&nbsp;Chairman &amp; Managing Director C K Ranganathan&nbsp;said that&nbsp;cartelisation&nbsp;is an important thing that CEOs cannot afford to overlook and added, "cartelisation&nbsp;making things uncertain".&nbsp;
Ranganathan, who is also the President of AIMA&nbsp;said trends such as&nbsp;digitisation&nbsp;and technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) are going to "fundamentally redefine" the way businesses are done.&nbsp;
According to him, under Industry 4.0, rapid&nbsp;digitisation&nbsp;is happening around and it is important for the corporate sector to embrace the technology. Earlier,&nbsp;technology&nbsp;was an enabler and is now a strategic tool that has redefined&nbsp;the traditional&nbsp;companies, he added.&nbsp;
Dempo Group of Companies Chairman Shrinivas Dempo said that now every&nbsp;organisation&nbsp;needs to build a culture where its employees are happy.&nbsp;He also mentioned that another challenge for the Indian companies was sustainability.&nbsp;
While noting that the hierarchy of management is getting changed and moving towards shared leadership, he said, "we have to change the definition of 'survival of the fittest' with 'survival of most adoptable', which makes you the fittest".&nbsp;
Triveni Turbine Vice Chairman &amp; Managing Director Nikhil Sawhney, who was on the panel spoke on the agility of an&nbsp;organisation&nbsp;and its supply chains.

AIMA Conclave:&nbsp;Serve the people at large and the opportunities will come automatically, said&nbsp;Adar Poonawalla, Chief Executive Officer, Serum Institute of India in conversation with Sanjiv Goenka, Chairman, RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group at&nbsp;All India Management Association&rsquo;s (AIMA) 7th National Leadership Conclave.&nbsp;
Adar&nbsp;Poonawalla mentioned he had raised Rs 10,000 crore from other countries, and philanthropists like Bill Gates in 2020 to build capacities and buy raw materials to start vaccine production.&nbsp;
However, the execution was the hardest part for him as everything was shut down during the pandemic, though the government helped in getting special visas and fast-tracking permissions and licenses.&nbsp; It was not just a financial risk for Adar Poonawalla but a reputational risk as well.
When asked why he chose&nbsp;the Oxford-developed vaccine, Adar mentioned four factors that helped him; cost-effectiveness, proven technology, thermostability, and trust factor.
Speaking at the AIMA Conclave 2022, Poonawalla said though there is a first-mover advantage, you can be second or third as well and still do great by&nbsp;learning&nbsp;from the mistakes of others.&nbsp;
Adar mentioned the new variant of coronavirus may cause some disruptions later and that is why it is important to get booster doses. &ldquo;It will reduce the chances of future lockdowns which have created distress and financial loss to everybody,&rdquo; he said.&nbsp;

AIMA 2022: Serum Institute’s Adar Poonawalla on building capacity and resilience

AIMA Conclave:&nbsp;Serve the people at large and the opportunities will come automatically, said&nbsp;Adar Poonawalla, Chief Executive Officer, Serum Institute of India in conversation with Sanjiv Goenka, Chairman, RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group at&nbsp;All India Management Association&rsquo;s (AIMA) 7th National Leadership Conclave.&nbsp;
Adar&nbsp;Poonawalla mentioned he had raised Rs 10,000 crore from other countries, and philanthropists like Bill Gates in 2020 to build capacities and buy raw materials to start vaccine production.&nbsp;
However, the execution was the hardest part for him as everything was shut down during the pandemic, though the government helped in getting special visas and fast-tracking permissions and licenses.&nbsp; It was not just a financial risk for Adar Poonawalla but a reputational risk as well.
When asked why he chose&nbsp;the Oxford-developed vaccine, Adar mentioned four factors that helped him; cost-effectiveness, proven technology, thermostability, and trust factor.
Speaking at the AIMA Conclave 2022, Poonawalla said though there is a first-mover advantage, you can be second or third as well and still do great by&nbsp;learning&nbsp;from the mistakes of others.&nbsp;
Adar mentioned the new variant of coronavirus may cause some disruptions later and that is why it is important to get booster doses. &ldquo;It will reduce the chances of future lockdowns which have created distress and financial loss to everybody,&rdquo; he said.&nbsp;

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