COVER STORY
It took decades of hard work for Zia Mody to build India's foremost mergers and acquisitions advisory firm
October 30, 2015
22 women achievers share their successful entrepreneurial journey in a candid conversation with Outlook Business
30-october-2015
Outlook Business Magazine - October 30, 2015
It took decades of hard work for Zia Mody to build India's foremost mergers and acquisitions advisory firm
Nine years into her marriage, Vandana Luthra brought her dream of starting a wellness centre to life, twenty-six years later, both she and her VLCC Centres are going strong
Zipdial co-founder Valerie Wagoner is on a mission to bridge the technology gap in emerging economies
Natural beauty products are today par for the course, but for pioneer Shahnaz Husain the association is more than just skin-deep
From Akanksha Foundation to Teach for India, Shaheen Mistri has given underprivileged kids a chance to reclaim their lives through education
In the big competitive world of textiles, Sanjita Prasad has carved a niche for herself with Amaltas International — but not before winning the battle of the sexes
In her 45-year career, fashion designer Ritu Kumar has seamlessly combined her passion for history with her drive to save India's fabric tradition
Earlier with ICICI Ventures and now with Multiples Alternate Asset Management, Renuka Ramnath has always taken the road less travelled
Here's how a setback in her early days spurred Nina Lekhi to create one of India's most successful accessory brands, Baggit
Serial entrepreneur and Portea Medical CEO Meena Ganesh on why spotting opportunities is as important as being in the right place at the right time
With no formal entrepreneurship exposure, Meena Bindra has managed to stitch up an apparels business from scratch, all on her own
Masaba Gupta on how her youth and unfamiliarity with entrepreneurship helped her learn vital lessons in setting up her own clothing brand
From a street corner cafe, Kainaz Messman has gone on to create one of Mumbai's most adored bakery and patisserie chain Theobroma
At 31, Guneet Monga has emerged as India's youngest producer to taste success by not sticking to the conventional Bollywood formula
Tara Books’ founder Gita Wolf explains why the credit for the growth of her international publishing business goes to collective action and collaboration
From a choreographer to director and now as a producer, Farah Khan has played all roles to perfection. But the journey has been anything but easy
After a two-decade-long investment banking stint, Falguni Nayar is enjoying the challenges that her beauty and wellness online start-up is throwing up
Though she didn’t set out to be a queen bee, Ekta Kapoor overcame early setbacks to create the most prolific production house in the country
Reigning Bollywood queen Deepika Padukone on her journey to stardom and why she wants to remove the stigma attached to mental illness
Seedfund co-founder Bharati Jacob on why women don’t have to conform to the ‘loud and aggressive’ stereotype to succeed
Anita Kaul Basu balanced motherhood and her career to come up trumps with one of India's most successful TV production house, BIG Synergy
From being a naive teenaged hairstylist to B:Blunt's big boss, Adhuna Akhtar has trimmed all the obstacles along her path
It took decades of hard work for Zia Mody to build India's foremost mergers and acquisitions advisory firm
Nine years into her marriage, Vandana Luthra brought her dream of starting a wellness centre to life, twenty-six years later, both she and her VLCC Centres are going strong
Zipdial co-founder Valerie Wagoner is on a mission to bridge the technology gap in emerging economies
Natural beauty products are today par for the course, but for pioneer Shahnaz Husain the association is more than just skin-deep
From Akanksha Foundation to Teach for India, Shaheen Mistri has given underprivileged kids a chance to reclaim their lives through education
In the big competitive world of textiles, Sanjita Prasad has carved a niche for herself with Amaltas International — but not before winning the battle of the sexes
In her 45-year career, fashion designer Ritu Kumar has seamlessly combined her passion for history with her drive to save India's fabric tradition
Earlier with ICICI Ventures and now with Multiples Alternate Asset Management, Renuka Ramnath has always taken the road less travelled
Here's how a setback in her early days spurred Nina Lekhi to create one of India's most successful accessory brands, Baggit
Serial entrepreneur and Portea Medical CEO Meena Ganesh on why spotting opportunities is as important as being in the right place at the right time
With no formal entrepreneurship exposure, Meena Bindra has managed to stitch up an apparels business from scratch, all on her own
Masaba Gupta on how her youth and unfamiliarity with entrepreneurship helped her learn vital lessons in setting up her own clothing brand
From a street corner cafe, Kainaz Messman has gone on to create one of Mumbai's most adored bakery and patisserie chain Theobroma
At 31, Guneet Monga has emerged as India's youngest producer to taste success by not sticking to the conventional Bollywood formula
Tara Books’ founder Gita Wolf explains why the credit for the growth of her international publishing business goes to collective action and collaboration
From a choreographer to director and now as a producer, Farah Khan has played all roles to perfection. But the journey has been anything but easy
After a two-decade-long investment banking stint, Falguni Nayar is enjoying the challenges that her beauty and wellness online start-up is throwing up
Though she didn’t set out to be a queen bee, Ekta Kapoor overcame early setbacks to create the most prolific production house in the country
Reigning Bollywood queen Deepika Padukone on her journey to stardom and why she wants to remove the stigma attached to mental illness
Seedfund co-founder Bharati Jacob on why women don’t have to conform to the ‘loud and aggressive’ stereotype to succeed
Anita Kaul Basu balanced motherhood and her career to come up trumps with one of India's most successful TV production house, BIG Synergy
From being a naive teenaged hairstylist to B:Blunt's big boss, Adhuna Akhtar has trimmed all the obstacles along her path