Business Women

At the recent WIL forum, we spoke to social entrepreneur, Marsha Gabriel, CEO of the Helping Hand Network, who is also known as the “Oprah of South Africa.

We interviewed Indian businesswoman, Harshbeena Sahney Zaveri, Managing Director and President of NRB Bearings Ltd, at the Women In Leadership Forum India 2011.

Kanika Dewan, Group President, Bramco, and winner of WIL's Leading Woman in Business Award, tells Naaree about her achievements and source of inspiration.

When we only do what we say and live a life according to carefully selected principles of integrity, other people in our business are inspired to do the same.

Sulajja Firodia Motwani, Managing Director of Kinetic Motor Company, has established a name for herself in what was considered the male domain.

With eco-consciousness becoming widespread and few products to meet that demand, this is the perfect time to go green when it comes to new business ideas.

Author, Michael Gerber, shares three exercises to awaken the entrepreneur within you to come out and begin do her work to create your new and astonishing world.

Naina Lal Kidwai’s charisma, talent and perseverance gave her the distinction of being named the third most powerful businesswoman in the world.

Whether you’re a trained beauty therapist or are simply interested in business, running and managing a beauty salon can be a very profitable venture.

Though not a medical professional, Ameera Shah, CEO & MD of Metropolis Healthcare Ltd, increased the turnover of the group from Rs 12 crore to Rs 250 crore.