"Transforming Leadership – Kal Aaj aur Kal"
The Next business paradigm is emerging like never before.
The challenging global financial power, steadily moving from West to East, the demographic balance of youth shifting towards East and the increasing purchasing power of the populace in the East, are factors to be reckoned with by the leaders of business for tomorrow.
The leaders will be forced to deal with not only the exigencies of their own organizations, but with new social and geographical realities. The accelerating rate and complexity of change, the emergence of new technologies, dramatic demographic shifts and globalization are reflected as single business reality, needing innovative multi cultural strategies to succeed.
As more and more nations apply their economic resources to free market competition and customers become more aggressive in their expectations, the relentless innovation in newer products and services puts higher stress on effectiveness of any organization to not only grow but even to survive. In stressful period, leadership is the pivotal factor separating organizations that flourish, from the organizations that flounder.
The leadership paradigm of control, order and predict no longer works. The new leadership style is aligning, creating and empowering is needed to achieve and excel goals. The successful leader will not have the loudest voice but the readiest ear to unleash other people's talent.
The business paradigm shift is increasingly laying focus on ethical leadership traits of compassion, courage, caring and sharing. In spite of radical changes in thoughts and technology, these leadership traits are followed and remain relevant even today, as practiced by successful Indian Business like Tata, Wipro, Infosys etc.
The IMA International Conclave 2011, on 21st and 22nd January 2011 at Indore (M.P) India, will explore the convergence of these learning's to road map Leadership Strategies for the future, in deliberations on its theme topic :
"TRANSFORMING LEADERSHIP
KAL, AAJ, AUR KAL"
(Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow)
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