N Chandrasekaran hails India's Digital transformation journey

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N Chandrasekaran hails India's Digital transformation journey

Sunday, 24 March 2024 | PNS | Jamshedpur

N Chandrasekaran, chairman of Tata Sons, delivered a stirring address at XLRI’s 68th Annual Convocation, held at the Football Ground on the XLRI Campus, Jamshedpur. The event was marked by his reception of this year’s prestigious Sir Jehangir Ghandy Medal for Industrial & Social Peace, recognizing his exceptional contributions to the field.

 

In his keynote speech, Chandrasekaran hailed India as the global leader in digital transformation and artificial intelligence, emphasizing the nation's potential in these realms. He underscored the significance of values and ethos, particularly within the Tata Group, highlighting the momentous geo-political shifts and the imperative for leaders to envision bold futures. Chandrasekaran also outlined Tata Motors' ambitious vision for 2030, focusing on green energy initiatives and the widespread integration of silicon chips.

 

Adding to the evening's reflections, XLRI chairman TV Narendran, in his address, commemorated XLRI's milestone achievements over its 75-year history. He lauded the institution's role as a pioneer in business education, noting its transformative impact as the first B-school in India. Narendran emphasized the shift of corporate focus towards the east and reflected on the evolving economic landscape post-COVID-19, while also highlighting XLRI's commitment to societal welfare.

 

The convocation ceremony marked the culmination of academic journeys for 552 students across various programs offered by XLRI. Among them were graduates from programs in Business Management, Human Resource Management, General Management, Management Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Venture Creation.

 

A highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Sir Jehangir Ghandy Medal for Industrial and Social Peace, an esteemed accolade instituted by XLRI in 1966. Named in honor of the late Sir Jehangir Ghandy, former Chairman of the XLRI Board of Governors, the medal recognizes exemplary leadership contributing to organizational growth and national development.

 

Nandini Goel was singled out for her outstanding all-round performance, embodying the values and ethos championed by XLRI.

 

The convocation ceremony served as a testament to the enduring spirit of leadership, innovation, and excellence fostered by XLRI, as it continues to shape the future of business and society.

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