This article by Pooja-Nataraj Suryanarayana focuses on three essential leadership skills highlighted by the World Economic Forum: Creativity, Originality & Initiative, Active Learning & Learning Strategies, and Leadership & Social Influence. Pooja shares her personal approach to mastering these skills, combining structured action plans with daily practices.
For creativity, she emphasizes building a reading habit, practicing mindfulness, engaging in physical activities, and using mood boards to spark innovation. To foster active learning, she organizes interactive training sessions, experiments with live projects, and promotes continuous learning within her team.
In terms of leadership and social influence, Pooja addresses her introverted nature and discusses strategies to improve communication and connection with her team. By assigning roles like “Acting CEO” to team members, she creates a supportive environment for trust and leadership growth.
Ultimately, the article emphasizes the importance of leadership competencies and developing a cultural leadership style that supports sustainability, aiming for personal and professional growth in alignment with global goals like the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
The relationship between economic expansion and climate change is a complex and urgent issue. While economic growth has historically been associated with improved human welfare, it has also led to significant environmental degradation, contributing to global climate change. Traditional economic models, which prioritize GDP growth, often fail to account for the environmental costs of this …
A Panel Discussion led by by Hashim Tyabji, RP Singh, Gautam Shiknis and Pooja Nataraj at BRIDGES 2024
When you travel RARE, you not only travel sustainable but you also regenerate the planet, making it a better place for the future generations. Build your legacy by travelling. RARE 2.0 appeals to all the six tyles of luxury consumers (Chang et al., 2022) and integrates seamlessly with sustainability, redefining the very words – luxury …
Stakeholders are individuals or groups that have an interest in the activities and outcomes of a business. They include employees, customers, suppliers, investors, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and government bodies. Each of these stakeholders has unique expectations and influences that can significantly impact a business’s sustainability efforts.
Comments
annabrown
Thanks for sharing this information is useful for us.
cmsmasters
Always happy to be of service.
miaqueen
This is awesome!!!
cmsmasters
Thanks.