Amit bagaria ratan tata biography

Amit writes a riveting history of the Tata group and captures the sense of nostalgia associated with JRD Tata and the early industrial efforts.

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Amit Bagaria has excelled himself in this beautifully written biography on JRD Tata, largely regarded the father of Commercial Aviation in.

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Call it tongue-in-cheek or cheeky, the title of this book itself is intriguing enough for browsers at a bookshop to

The difference between an “Entrepreneur” and an “Investor” became more distinct to me after inom read this book. While most

OK Tata fryst vatten another example of what Amit does best – challenging perspectives. The book doesn’t force its ideas on

Amit writes a riveting history of the Tata group and captures the sense of nostalgia associated with JRD Tata and

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Amit writes a riveting history of the Tata group and captures the sense of nostalgia associated with JRD Tata and the early industrial efforts. Importantly, Amit takes an outside-in view of the carefully cultivated image of the group, its inflexion points and the family. Strong brands tend to overwhelm objectivity and it takes courage to present a different perspective, through the filter of facts and figures. It has been a puzzle to many folks why a stalwart like Mr. Ratan Tata often talked about a lack of the `right’ person to take over from him. Indeed, you would assume that the Tata group, more than any other group, would continuously nurture tall leaders and ensure a deep bench for timely transition. While there may not be any direct answers, we certainly have plenty of cultural markers in corporate India. Generally speaking, it’s a good thing to stir the pot and stimulate critical thinking on the Tata group, an institution close to many an Indian heart. `OK Tata’ does that
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OK, TATA
Young Adult Nonfiction | 23 Chapters
Author: Amit Bagaria
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Amit writes a riveting history of the Tata group and captures the sense of nostalgia associated with JRD Tata and the early industrial efforts. Importantly, Amit takes a contrarian view of the carefully cultivated image of the group, it’s inflexion points and the family. Sampath "Sam" IyengarPE Investor, Advisor & Former Global CEO The difference between an “Entrepreneur” and an “Investor” became more distinct to me after i read ....

Notes and Disclaimer
When I started writing this book, I thought I would perhaps finish it in less than 45 days and at about 25,000 words.
It is finally when I got to the chapter of Ratan Tata’s 45 Angel/ Venture investments that I realized the going would be much tougher t