Magazine- Most Influential Women 2022 -2022-03-26 BW Businessworld

Magazine Articles

The Biosimilar Unique

From setting up Asia’s largest integrated manufacturing and R&D facility in Malaysia to acquiring Viatris’ biosimilars business, Mazumdar-Shaw’s initiatives make India shine globally

India Shines At 75 On Chosen Path

The issue in your hand celebrates women achievers. Our annual Most Influential Women listing features inspiring women who have contributed to their industry and the economy.

‘Queen of Prints’--Masaba Gupta

The Masaba Gupta designs channel her quirky and experimental style sensibilities breaking stereotypes with unique and fuss-free silhouettes for modern Indian women

Zarin Daruwala: The Turnaround Master

Turning around the Standard Chartered story in India, Zarin Daruwala is optimistic about the changes she sees

The Illustrious: Only Knowledge Helps Overcome

Swati Piramal’s advice to address gender-based challenges is by the power of knowledge. While the change must come within, she also calls for leaders to be more aware

Soma Mondal: The Customer-First Leader

Soma Mondal’s approach to running a giant like SAIL was as simple as understanding customer needs and prioritising their expectations, resulting in growth for the steelmaker

Roshni Nadar Malhotra: Committing To India’s Future

Technology, people, environment, social, governance are some of the things that one will find Roshni Nadar Malhotra allude to while speaking about her priorities

Rekha M. Menon: The Original Technocrat

A champion of diversity & inclusion, and someone who can be credited for shaping the technology sector in India, Rekha M. Menon is among the rare leaders who has nurtured many more

On Road To Nation Building

Alka Upadhyaya as Chairperson, NHAI seeks to leverage her vast experience in the road sector to give ‘Gati’ to India’s infrastructure development

A Giant Leap For Women

Being the first woman ever to head India’s most valuable oil and gas public sector enterprise, Alka Mittal, CMD, ONGC breaks the bias for women in the oil and gas sector