SPJIMR Podcast

SPJIMR Podcast

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SPJIMR Podcast episodes

  • Past Imperfect Episode 5: Bombay Imagined with Robert Stephens
    Robert Stephens, Author and Architect, RMA Architects, is in conversation with SPJIMR Prof. Dr Dinyar Patel.
    The architect Charles Correa once described Bombay/Mumbai as a great city but a terrible place. In ‘Bombay Imagined,’ Robert Stephens, an American-born architect at RMA Architects, chronicles several centuries of unfulfilled plans to make the city both greater and less terrible. ‘Bombay Imagined’ demonstrates that smelly sewage, awful infrastructure, paltry open space, and inadequate housing are not simply modern problems: Bombay citizens have established a long tradition of devising plans to mediate these perennial headaches.
    "Past Imperfect," explores leadership from a historical perspective while bridging the past and present. The series is brought to you by SPJIMR's Centre for Wisdom in Leadership (CWIL) and features conversations with authors of recent works of global and Indian history and explores political and economic leadership in unusual or unconventional situations.
    1 hr
  • Sapience Ep 3: Application of wisdom research to organizations and leadership
    Is there a way to overcome the existential threat that young executives feel and what wisdom practices can they adopt? Catch the new episode of SPJIMR’s podcast series 'Sapience' where Dr David Rooney, Macquarie University in conversation with Dr Surya Tahora discusses applications of Wisdom Research in Leadership.
    The series is brought to you by SPJIMR's Centre for Wisdom in Leadership (CWIL).
    48 min
  • Past Imperfect Episode 4: The Global Business World of the Sassoons with Joseph Sassoon
    Dr Joseph Sassoon, Author and Professor, Georgetown University, is in conversation with SPJIMR Faculty Dr Dinyar Patel.
    Joseph Sassoon’s ‘The Global Merchants’ charts the meteoric rise and calamitous collapse of the Sassoon family, Jewish refugees from Baghdad who built a world-spanning business empire out of Bombay, London, and Shanghai. Sassoon’s book is full of fascinating characters: opium traders, horse racing afficionados who rubbed shoulders with British royalty, and perhaps the first woman to lead a global commercial enterprise.
    ‘Past Imperfect’ explores leadership from a historical perspective while bridging the past and present. The series is brought to you by SPJIMR's Centre for Wisdom in Leadership (CWIL) and features conversations with authors of recent works of global and Indian history and explores political and economic leadership in unusual or unconventional situations.
    1 hr 4 min
  • Sapience Episode 2: Advancing the science of wise reasoning in management
    Faculty member Dr Surya Tahora is in conversation with Dr Justin Brienza, University of Queensland Business School.
    They discuss why despite extensive work on wisdom research it is yet to percolate to the Organisations. They also talk about how 'wise reasoning' can benefit organisations where intelligence, emotional intelligence and cognitive ability fail.
    The series is brought to you by SPJIMR's Centre for Wisdom in Leadership (CWIL).
    43 min
  • Past Imperfect Episode 3: A Man and a (Five-Year) Plan with Nikhil Menon
    Dr Nikhil Menon, Author and Professor, University of Notre Dame, is in conversation with SPJIMR Prof. Dr Dinyar Patel.
    “In ‘Planning Democracy’ Nikhil Menon takes us to the summit of Nehruvian planning in the 1950s and 1960s—and what we find there might surprise us. The story of India’s first Five-Year Plans involved a genius professor, Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis; deft Cold War diplomacy; and the introduction of India’s first computers. But it was also about so much more: an attempt to make planning ‘democratic,’ a project which involved rural volunteers, Bollywood talent, and even sadhus.”
    "Past Imperfect," explores leadership from a historical perspective while bridging the past and present. The series is brought to you by SPJIMR's Centre for Wisdom in Leadership (CWIL) and features conversations with authors of recent works of global and Indian history and explores political and economic leadership in unusual or unconventional situations.
    1 hr 24 min
  • Sapience Episode One: Developing Leaders to Perform in Uncertainty; The Mindfulness Solution
    Developing Leaders to Perform in Uncertainty: The Mindfulness Solution
    In our new podcast series, ‘Sapience’, Faculty member Dr Surya Tahora is in conversation with leadership Development Advisor Dr Elizabeth King
    They dive into the many aspects of mindfulness; does the evidence match the hype, and can we distinguish between mindfulness's peripheral and deeper side? They discuss the implications for organisations, what goes on in senior leadership rooms, and do those decisions serve the greater good.
    The series is brought to you by SPJIMR's Centre for Wisdom in Leadership (CWIL).
    33 min
  • Sapience Episode 1
    In our new podcast series, ‘Sapience’, Faculty member Dr Surya Tahora is in conversation with leadership Development Advisor Dr Elizabeth King.
    They dive into the many aspects of mindfulness; does the evidence match the hype, and can we distinguish between mindfulness's peripheral and deeper side? They discuss the implications for organisations, what goes on in senior leadership rooms, and do those decisions serve the greater good.
    The series is brought to you by SPJIMR's Centre for Wisdom in Leadership (CWIL).
    32 min
  • Past Imperfect Episode 2: Thinking about Constitutions with Linda Colley
    Historian and Author Linda Colley is in conversation with SPJIMR Prof. Dr Dinyar Patel.
    Linda Colley's 'The Gun, the Ship, and the Pen' is a wide-ranging exploration of the development of constitutions, a book which demonstrates how increasingly violent warfare led to the worldwide spread of these documents between the 18th and early 20th centuries. In this episode of Past Imperfect, Colley discusses global influences on Indian constitutional thought, the relevance of constitutions today, and why historians need to write accessible books.
    "Past Imperfect," explores leadership from a historical perspective while bridging the past and present. The series is brought to you by SPJIMR's Centre for Wisdom in Leadership (CWIL) and features conversations with authors of recent works of global and Indian history and explores political and economic leadership in unusual or unconventional situations.
    53 min
  • Episode 1: Past Imperfect
    In a new SPJIMR podcast series, 'Past Imperfect' our Faculty member Dr Dinyar Patel is in conversation with Historian Dr Ramachandra Guha. They discuss the dearth of good biographies in India and South Asia. Dr Guha emphasises why biographies should not be written with a political agenda but draw on rich and original research as well as a perceptive frame of analysis. They talk about his new book, 'Rebels Against the Raj' and the insights it provides into relations between India and the West, and India’s story as a country searching for its identity and liberty beyond British colonial rule.
    1 hr 9 min
  • Ep.#15 - Life is like a dashboard in a creative agency- Making brands that people love.
    Mr. Dheeraj Sinha, CEO & Chief Strategy Officer, South Asia at Leo Burnett, Publicis Business & Publicis Health, talks about life in a creative agency and how to build brands that people love. He decodes Spotify's strategy and how they go about finding a deeper consumer insight. He talks about how rapidly marketing as a discipline is changing and concepts such as USP don't hold true anymore. He also imparts some valubale tips for people aspiring to join an advertisement agency.
    35 min

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SP Jain Institute of Management & Research (SPJIMR) is a constituent of the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan and is ranked among the top ten business schools in India. It is in the top 50 ranks in the Financial Times (FT) 2020 business school rankings and is placed 3rd in India and 36th in the world. As a premier school of management, SPJIMR is noted for pedagogic innovations and pioneering programmes, which have helped the Institute stand out for its unique and distinctive path in management education. SPJIMR's mission is to 'influence practice' and 'promote value-based growth'. The Institute currently operates from its 45-acre campus in Andheri, Mumbai, and a campus in New Delhi.

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