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Air India’s next test: Safety, trust and sustainable growth

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By Annurag Batra
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Air India is entering another important chapter in its long and turbulent history. With Tewolde Gebremariam appointed as its new CEO and Managing Director, and Campbell Wilson remaining through September to support the transition, the airline has reached a point where the nature of the challenge itself is changing. The Tata Group has already done what was once considered almost impossible.
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Tata’s leadership challenge: Building the team around the Chairman

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By Annurag Batra
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The Tata Group will need a strong chairman for its next chapter. But the larger leadership challenge will be to build the team around that chairman. A group spanning automobiles, technology, aviation, hospitality, consumer products, retail, power, infrastructure and financial services is now too large and diverse for all strategic coordination to depend on one office. The next Tata structure may therefore need to look different from the traditional chairman-led model.
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Kohli, Ramadorai, Chandra: Three generations, one technology legacy

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By Annurag Batra
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There is an interesting way of looking at the story of Indian technology. Instead of looking only at companies, numbers and milestones, look at the people who were there at different points of the journey. Three names immediately come to mind — F.C. Kohli, S. Ramadorai and N. Chandrasekaran. They belong to different generations, worked in very different circumstances and faced very different challenges. Yet their careers have an unusual connection.
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