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Dear Member,
Leadership Development is now
critical to the long term success of a company. As Indian
companies gain size by pursuing growth opportunities both in
India and abroad, one big concern of CEOs is “where will the
leaders come from to drive and manage this growth?”.
While the topic attracts a lot
of attention, we seldom see real scientific rigor and
analysis on this. What are the best sources of leadership
talent? What difference to a company’s performance does
having a good leadership pipeline make? What are the best
companies doing in this important area?
That will be the focus of our
July Meeting.
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NHRDN Chennai Chapter
Presents
“Developing Leaders: Recent Research and Lessons
for Practitioners”
Speaker: Naveen Unni, Principal, Mckinsey & Co
At
7.00 pm, on Friday, July 29, 2011
At
Hotel Savera, RK Salai, Chennai. |
In his talk, Naveen Unni
will present the results of the latest research on this
topic as well as a rich set of insights into the real
business benefits of better leadership and how companies
should think about developing leaders. In addition, and
will share insights on practical lessons Mckinsey has
learned from working on developing leaders in leading
organizations in India in the last few years.
Naveen Unni is a Principal
with McKinsey’s Chennai office. He leads the firm’s
talent & leadership work in India. He holds a PGDM from
IIM Ahmedabad and a B.Tech in Civil engineering from IIT
Madras. Since joining McKinsey in 2003, he has worked in
multiple sectors, including retail and hospitality, oil
& gas, metals & mining, industrial equipment
manufacturing and engineering & construction. While he
has worked on solving strategic, operational and
organizational issues for them, his passion has been in
the fields of organisational performance and leadership
development.
See you on Friday.
R. Shantaram
Hony President
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PS: Networking over tea begins at 6.30 pm.
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