Make In India has become an attractive phrase, especially since 2014 Narendra Modi’s Government in India. “Make In India” as a concept was also encouraged when India opened up its economy in 1991. In today’s episode, we discuss the success of Maini group, an Indian group that consists of companies that have domestic and international operations in the fields of automotive, aerospace, material handling warehousing storage solutions, plastics, and composites, and electric and autonomous mobility solutions. The business that had the concept of “Make In India” in its ethos ever since it started in 1973 during Licence Raj. 

[00:32] - About Sandeep Maini

Rory Sutherland Is the Vice Chairman of Ogilvy Group in the UK. He also writes for The Spectator. His main job is to figure out how marketing works and how it can be improved.

00:33- About Rory Sutherland and his journey.

With 20 years of global leadership in education and sustainability and a Former CEO of Cambridge Science Centre and MD Blue Marine Foundation, Cindy Forde is committed to education for a world with a future.

00:34- About Cindy Forde and her journey.

Physical health is garnering a lot of interest from all age groups today. So, is the concern towards the environment. People are striving to adopt healthy lifestyle habits, and food habits form a large chunk of them. We hear about vegan influencers on social media. But what is a vegan diet? Why should we avoid a meat-based diet when it offers us some healthy nutrients? We have your answers covered in today’s discussion with Sanjay Sethi who handles the Plant-Based Foods Industry Association of India.

[00:31] - About Sanjay Sethi

With a healthy startup environment in the country, a lot of entrepreneurs come up with new ideas every day. But what guarantees the success of an organization? Besides the uniqueness of the idea, and the problem they are solving, the clearly laid down process is critical. Founders should be able to communicate to their team the process they will follow to address the issue at hand. This ensures proper analysis of the service and the feedback helps in improving the processes over time. In this episode, we discuss how Nestofix has found its market in tier 2 cities due to the detailed processes that the company employees follow.

[00:34] - About Abhaya Gupta

Podcasting has gained much attraction over the past few years, but this creative content medium comes with its set of challenges. As the audience of every podcast remains very niche, the podcasters find it difficult to cope with the monetary side of it, and hence, comes a problem of consistency. Understanding the audience is critical for the success of any podcast. In today’s episode, we discuss in detail the nitty-gritty of the podcast industry and how Podopolo, a podcast platform, is revolutionizing the industry.

[00:35] - About Melinda Wittstock

In today’s episode of The Brand Called You, we have a distinguished guest, Ms. Manjusha Tipre, who calls her an entrepreneur with a passion for deep technology business. With her role heavily involved with finances, we discuss in depth how the emerging technologies are impacting the financial trading world.

[00:17] - About Manjusha Tipre

Entrepreneurship is seen as a risky affair. Now, imagine the risk-bearing attitude of entrepreneurs who launch multiple businesses. Today, we speak to one such talented entrepreneur who has founded three different organizations. We speak to him about the importance of innovation and techniques and skills for brand building and sustenance. We also discuss the importance and roles of forums to help leaders cope with pressures and become better at decision-making.

[00:36] - About Mike Maddock

This episode is about doing the work that matters the most to you. Your Great Work might involve building a business, inciting a movement, creating breath-taking art, writing world-changing books, or helping other people to heal and grow into their potential. Cognitive psychologist and coach, Dr Amanda Crowell, combines a fascination for human achievement with a passion for helping others to explore how to get YOUR Great Work out into the world where it belongs.

There are a lot of people in the world who don’t even have access to clean water. Most of us don’t realize this, but we have a lot of opportunities that many people don’t have, and yet we take these opportunities for granted. We can help other people get the same opportunities as we have so that we can solve the in numerous problems of the world collectively. Today we have Taha with us to tell us how he is doing just that.

About Taha Bawa