Corporate Titans Share Insights on Leadership and Sport in New Series
Alayaran.com, New Delhi - A new video series titled "Leadership Talks: Life Lessons from Sport" is set to explore the deep connections between sports and business leadership, featuring some of India's top corporate figures who are also avid sports enthusiasts. The series, which premieres on Monday at 12 noon on all RevSportz platforms, aims to delve into how sports have shaped the leadership styles and decision-making processes of these business leaders.
TV Narendran, the Managing Director and Global CEO of Tata Steel, kicks off the series. Known for his participation in the Tata Steel Global 25K in Kolkata, Narendran shares how his passion for running and sports has influenced his approach to corporate challenges. "Sport has taught me multiple things which I've used in my corporate career," he remarked.
Shyam Srinivasan, the former MD of Federal Bank, discusses his admiration for cricketer Rahul Dravid, highlighting how Dravid's resilience inspired him to foster similar commitment in his team. Meanwhile, Sagar Daryani, the young entrepreneur behind Wow Momo, recounts his emotional experience on the cricket field, drawing parallels between handling setbacks in sports and business. "On days that aren't good, you crawl. But you always move forward," Daryani explains.
The series not only examines how sports influence business leaders but also how business supports sports, contributing to economic and societal health. The involvement of these leaders with RevSportz during challenging times, like when the editor and founder faced an unfair ban, underscores their commitment to sports and ethical support.
The series promises an engaging exploration of leadership through the lens of sports, offering viewers a unique perspective on how these titans manage adversity, lead teams, and make critical decisions, all while keeping their love for sports at the core.
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