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Mamta Sharma

Women are rising in rank, but pay gaps and underrepresentation at the top remain

Women are rising in rank, but pay gaps and underrepresentation at the top remain

by Mamta Sharma |Dec 23, 2025

Women are rising in rank, but pay gaps and underrepresentation at the top keep true parity still out of reach.

The new business landscape demands more than credentials; it calls for adaptability, empathy, and digital fluency.

How B-schools are making executive MBAs flexible, personalised and technology-driven

by Mamta Sharma |Dec 8, 2025

India faces a unique dual challenge serving first-generation entrepreneurs building global enterprises from scratch, alongside third-generation family business leaders navigating succession.

Why CEOs must learn to read the world besides their balance sheet

Why CEOs must learn to read the world besides their balance sheet

by Mamta Sharma |Nov 18, 2025

CEOs must learn to read the world besides their balance sheet, as the next disruption could come from beyond just the numbers.

What it takes to be a CEO in troubled times: Is the age of the extroverted, larger-than-life CEO coming to an end?

What it takes to be a CEO in troubled times: Is the age of the extroverted, larger-than-life CEO coming to an end?

by Mamta Sharma |Oct 27, 2025

Is the age of the extroverted, larger-than-life CEO coming to an end as quieter, more balanced leaders who blend empathy, decisiveness and presence shape the future of work?

India Inc Succession: Passing the Baton: How India's family businesses are pivoting to non-family CEOs

India Inc Succession: Passing the Baton: How India's family businesses are pivoting to non-family CEOs

by Mamta Sharma |Sep 24, 2025

India's family businesses are rewriting the rules of succession, elevating professionals, building family offices, and separating legacy from management

CFOs’ Rise to the Top

CFOs’ Rise to the Top as Businesses Opt for Financially Grounded Leadership

by Mamta Sharma |Aug 28, 2025

More and more CFOs are becoming CEOs as businesses opt for financially grounded leadership. What explains this shift?