Woman power: Against all odds
For the International Women’s Day, we celebrate the 50 women who featured in our Most Powerful Women (MPW) in Business list for the year 2020. Here’s the editor’s letter from that issue.
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The force is with Arundhati
Two and a half years after retirement, the former SBI chairman stunned everyone by joining Salesforce as its India head. Now comes the tough part—adapting to a very different industry and culture.
Being Nita
Nita Ambani is putting in place entrepreneurial and philanthropic projects of global scale. That makes her an inspiration for millions of Indians.
The 50 Most Powerful Women in Business
Our annual ranking of India's most powerful women in business who have made an impact by virtue of their business acumen, and social and cultural influence.
India’s Most Powerful Women in Business
Fortune India will be coming out with India’s definitive ranking of the Most Powerful Women in Business (MPW), in November 2020. Here’s a look back at our MPW 2019 issue.
Infosys’ Pravin Rao is Nasscom chairman
Accenture’s Rekha M. Menon, a regular on Fortune India’s Most Powerful Women in business lists, has been named as vice chairperson.
Devita Saraf: TV’s rising star
With smart TVs in larger screen sizes, Saraf’s Vu Technologies is competing with Sony, Samsung, and LG to prove that an Indian brand is no less.
MPW Summit: A toast to leaders and creators
If there is one thing common to all Most Powerful Women in business listers, it is this: They took the road less travelled.
Nivruti Rai: In tech she trusts
A techie at heart, Rai is steering Intel India on its journey from a PC-centric to a data-centric company to keep up with the new data-driven digital world.
MPW Summit 2019: Celebrating women power
The Fortune India MPW summit brings some of India’s biggest women executives together to discuss ideas and issues related to gender, women in the workplace, the economy, and the society at large.
