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We present 25 top leaders of corporate India, who through long stints shepherded a range of companies and took them to greater heights. Visit INSEAD Knowledge for more insights into the CEO ranking and a video interview of Bala Vissa, one of the authors of the study.The Top SixNaveen Jindal | A.M.Naik | Y.C. Deveshwar | Bhaskar Bhat | Sunil Mittal | R. Sridhar | The other nineteen
Shriram Transport Finance's Managing Director R. Sridhar talks about his approach to customers and how he created an ecosystem for commercial vehicle finance.
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The Chairman and Managing Director of Larsen & Toubro Limited talks of L&T's diverse interests and the philosophy he applies for managing the company.
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