Ranjini Manian

Make It in India Ranjini Manian

Publisher Marketing: The need of the hour is to develop a more nuanced and deeper understanding of each others' cultures, working styles and professional concerns. Make it In India is a treasure trove of insights to questions such as these, answered by CEOs, both Indian and American, about doing business successfully in India and abroad. By candidly talking about their own experiences, eleven CEOs from major international corporations give you a close-up look at what it takes for a successful international company to prosper and thrive in today's India. From impressive first contacts, human resource and human relations issues to negotiations, gender augmentation and increased efficiency in meetings, this book talks to all your needs which impact the bottom line. This book, Make it In India comes as a powerful instrument to help people of India and the USA achieve a comfortable and valuable working relationship. N R Narayana Murthy, Founder, Infosys India needs infrastructure, and technology for twenty- rst century manufacturing US needs talent in engineering and science to help keep it as the Innovation leader of the world. There is a synergy between the two great democracies that should be enabled through necessary policy changes on both sides. Contributor Bio:  Manian, Ranjini Ranjini Manian is a linguist, pioneering businesswoman, and homemaker who lives in the southern Indian city of Chennai. She was raised in Mumbai, where she studied French Literature at Elphinstone College and attended the University of Sorbonne in Paris. Ranjini is fluent in French, Japanese, Spanish, English, and several Indian languages. She's traveled extensively, covering about 26 countries, for work as well as for the exploration of other cultures, making her a multicultural expert. Ranjini founded Global Adjustments, India's leading destination and crosscultural services company. She created and continues to be the editor of India's only free cultural magazine: "At A Glance - Understanding India. "Under her leadership, Global Adjustments has been chosen as one of the top ten "cool companies" of India by "Business Today" and received several awards, including a commendation from the President of India. In pursuit of their mission to ease people's passage to India, the Global Adjustments team has worked in the past dozen years with Fortune 500 companies and people from 70 different nationalities.