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Adit Jain is an eminent keynote speaker and international business speaker, specialising in emerging markets in the US, Europe, and Asia - particularly India. As Managing Director of the India Missions Association (IMA) and chairman of the India CEO Forum, Adit Jain advises multinationals on their India strategy and is also a prolific writer on politics, international affairs, economics, the environment, and business practices.
India Missions Association
Adit Jain is the Managing Director of the IMA, a business information company established in 1994. In this role, Adit has advised many multinational corporations towards the development of their India strategy. He has successfully handled assignments in the areas of policy amendment, entry strategy planning, location audits, competitor analysis, scenario planning, and joint ventures.
Adit chairs IMA India’s CEO Forum which has over 550 corporations on a retainer relationship. He is also Chairman of IMA’s service for senior finance professionals – The CFO Forum - which has about 500 member firms.
Lazard India - Investment Bank
Previously Adit worked with Lazard India, an investment bank, as Vice President & Head, Corporate Advisory Services, and was responsible for the Mergers and Acquisitions business.
Adit Jain as Keynote Speaker
Adit is a frequent speaker at emerging market seminars across the world and he regularly provides briefings to Boards of major international corporations in the US, Europe and Asia. He is often called as an expert witness, at commercial litigations in the United States and in Parliament in India and Australia.
Writer
Adit has authored hundreds of articles and papers in the domain of politics, international affairs, economics, the environment and business practices. He is the Editor of IMA’s Quarterly India Update and of CFO Connect, an IMA Group publication, and the firm’s principal economic commentator. He also writes an online business, politics, and economics blog entitled 'Perspectives', so as a keynote speaker he is always up to speed with the latest developments.
Non-Executive Director
Adit is a non-executive Director on the Corporate Board of the Sanmar Group; Shriram Transport Finance Company Limited; PR Pundit Public Relations Ltd and BMR Associates. He is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Centre for Civil Society, an independent free-market think tank.
Early Days
Previously, he worked in the United Kingdom with Wild Barnsley Engineering and Stag Holdings. Adit has a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the Birla Institute of Technology, India and a master’s degree in business administration from the Henley Management College. He is a Member of the Bombay Natural History Society, the National Geographic Society and a keen wildlife photographer.
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Professor of Economics at Indiano University, Elinor Ostrom is the first woman ever to win the Nobel Prize for Economics
13th October 2009Since its inception in 1968, 62 men have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for Economics. Elinor Ostrom, Professor of Economics at Indiana University has a reputation for challenging conventional wisdom and is the first woman ever to win the Nobel Peace Prize for Economics
13th October 2009Since its inception in 1968, 62 men have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for Economics. Elinor Ostrom, Professor of Economics at Indiana University has a reputation for challenging conventional wisdom and is the first woman ever to win the Nobel Peace Prize for Economics
Global Leaders Prepare for Washington Summit
13th November 2008The Group-of-20 leaders, representing the world's major industrialized nations and large developing countries, will meet in Washington this weekend to discuss measures to restore global financial stability.
13th November 2008The Group-of-20 leaders, representing the world's major industrialized nations and large developing countries, will meet in Washington this weekend to discuss measures to restore global financial stability.
Mary Portas is Renovating Retail – Hold on to your hats!
22nd June 2010Mary Portas strode through the door last night proclaiming “Don’t think I’m coming in here with a wand or stick of celery” as the eyes of the staff widened with concern. This wasn’t a theatre performance, but the start of last night’s episode of Mary Queen of Shops on BBC2, the second episode of the series where retail consultant and shopper supreme Mary Portas sets out on a mission to improve ailing retail businesses.
22nd June 2010Mary Portas strode through the door last night proclaiming “Don’t think I’m coming in here with a wand or stick of celery” as the eyes of the staff widened with concern. This wasn’t a theatre performance, but the start of last night’s episode of Mary Queen of Shops on BBC2, the second episode of the series where retail consultant and shopper supreme Mary Portas sets out on a mission to improve ailing retail businesses.
The Sunday Times Business Person of Year - The Finalists
23rd December 2009The Sunday Times has announced its list of contenders for their annual Business Person of the Year award. The finalists have shown true grit and determination - many have hauled their businesses through a rather perilous time unscathed and are survivors in the business world. The contenders are Angela Ahrendts (pictured left), Ross Brawn, Frank Chapman, Richard Cousins, Founders of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone and Evan Williams, Steve Jobs, Sam Laidlaw, Alan Mulally, Kate Swann, and John Varley.
23rd December 2009The Sunday Times has announced its list of contenders for their annual Business Person of the Year award. The finalists have shown true grit and determination - many have hauled their businesses through a rather perilous time unscathed and are survivors in the business world. The contenders are Angela Ahrendts (pictured left), Ross Brawn, Frank Chapman, Richard Cousins, Founders of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone and Evan Williams, Steve Jobs, Sam Laidlaw, Alan Mulally, Kate Swann, and John Varley.
BSkyB is Britain's most admired company 2009
2nd December 2009Media firm BSkyB landed the top spot in Management Today's Britain's Most Admired Companies awards on monday night. Led by CEO Jeremy Darroch, the organisation is one of the youngest to be handed the accolade, topping each of the nine criteria to secure the award. Matthew Gwyther, editor of Management Today said: 'It (BSkyB) is barely more than a stripling upstart amongst the great names of UK business, some of which have been around for centuries in one form or another. It has shown that a class-leading product, well marketed and slickly delivered, can continue to grow and prosper even in the most challenging circumstances.' Tesco and Johnson Mathey took the second and third slots respectively, with Cadbury, GlaxoSmithKline and Rolls-Royce trailing at numbers four, five and six.
2nd December 2009Media firm BSkyB landed the top spot in Management Today's Britain's Most Admired Companies awards on monday night. Led by CEO Jeremy Darroch, the organisation is one of the youngest to be handed the accolade, topping each of the nine criteria to secure the award. Matthew Gwyther, editor of Management Today said: 'It (BSkyB) is barely more than a stripling upstart amongst the great names of UK business, some of which have been around for centuries in one form or another. It has shown that a class-leading product, well marketed and slickly delivered, can continue to grow and prosper even in the most challenging circumstances.' Tesco and Johnson Mathey took the second and third slots respectively, with Cadbury, GlaxoSmithKline and Rolls-Royce trailing at numbers four, five and six.
Speakers Andrew Marr, Robert Skidelsky, Bob Ayling, Howard Davies, Mrs Moneypenny & others talk on economic & finance topics at Hay Literary Festival
9th May 2010The Hay Literary Festival covers numerous genres and there are some outstanding speakers who will be delivering talks on the subject of economics, finance and banking. Andrew Marr will deliver a talk entitled The Making of Modern Britain; Mrs Moneypenny, the FT cult columnist will give her take on the financial crisis, Howard Davis, Director of the LSE asks where next for the UK in the global economy and Robert Skidelsky suggests we look back to one of the greatest economists Keynes - to name but a few.
9th May 2010The Hay Literary Festival covers numerous genres and there are some outstanding speakers who will be delivering talks on the subject of economics, finance and banking. Andrew Marr will deliver a talk entitled The Making of Modern Britain; Mrs Moneypenny, the FT cult columnist will give her take on the financial crisis, Howard Davis, Director of the LSE asks where next for the UK in the global economy and Robert Skidelsky suggests we look back to one of the greatest economists Keynes - to name but a few.
Heavyweight keynote speakers are expected at the CBI Conference today including Gordon Brown, David Cameron, Dominique Strauss-Kahn & Stuart Rose to name but a few
23rd November 2009Heavyweight keynote speakers are expected to address the CBI conference in London today. Talking to the most influential and important of business audiences will be our political leaders Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg, business chiefs such as Sir Stuart Rose and Stephen Hester, as well as Lord Adair Turner, BBC Economics Editor Stephanie Flaunders and the CBI's Director-General Richard Lambert. Chairing the conference will be CBI's President, the recently appointed Helen Alexander, former chief executive at The Economist and the first woman in the role.
23rd November 2009Heavyweight keynote speakers are expected to address the CBI conference in London today. Talking to the most influential and important of business audiences will be our political leaders Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg, business chiefs such as Sir Stuart Rose and Stephen Hester, as well as Lord Adair Turner, BBC Economics Editor Stephanie Flaunders and the CBI's Director-General Richard Lambert. Chairing the conference will be CBI's President, the recently appointed Helen Alexander, former chief executive at The Economist and the first woman in the role.
Lessons learnt from Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple - one of the greatest speakers ever
19th November 2009The Times is featuring extracts from Simon Maier and Jerremy Kourdi's book 'The 100: Insights and lessons from 100 of the greatest speeches ever delivered'. Read The Times article on lessons learnt from one of the world's best speakers - Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple and former chief executive officer of Pixar Animation Studios.
19th November 2009The Times is featuring extracts from Simon Maier and Jerremy Kourdi's book 'The 100: Insights and lessons from 100 of the greatest speeches ever delivered'. Read The Times article on lessons learnt from one of the world's best speakers - Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple and former chief executive officer of Pixar Animation Studios.
WHO MOVED MY GURU?
19th December 2008The economy may be tanking, but not Malcolm Gladwell. His new book, “Outliers,” a characteristically snappy look at what made the Beatles, Bill Gates and other superstars so successful, enters the hardcover nonfiction list at No. 1
19th December 2008The economy may be tanking, but not Malcolm Gladwell. His new book, “Outliers,” a characteristically snappy look at what made the Beatles, Bill Gates and other superstars so successful, enters the hardcover nonfiction list at No. 1
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