Leadership quality based on codes of conducts and ethics coupled with knowledge and honestly are the key to success in today's competitive market. | |
| Speaking at the 'Strategy Summit 2005' of ICFAI Business School (IBS), Kolkata S B Ganguly, chairman and chief executive officer, Exide Industries, said this leadership blend was an important ingredient of success. |
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| Dharani P Sinha, chairman, COSMODE, spoke of the necessity of leadership across all spheres of the economy. |
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| Speaking on the changing image of the country to the international world Sinha said, "Indian professionals are not liked by international community." |
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| He said 'competitive cooperation' was a source of global economic development. |
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| "Delivery of services through respect for competence, reduction in corruption and confidence in cooperation should be focus areas for companies," said Sinha. |
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| Tension between Asian countries was hindering economic development. |
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| India needs to changes herself from a saving driven economy to investment driven economy, pointed Pankaj Razdan, director, Pru ICICI AMC. |
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| "A company needs to focus on customer oriented benefit to survive and grow. With barriers in business breaking up fast a company cannot afford to think anything besides customer satisfaction," said Razdan. |
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| Reputation was the key to success and it came only through ethical practices, he added. |
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| S S Badrinath, chairman, Sankara Nethralaya, was awarded the SREI Lifetime Achievement award on this occasion. |
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