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The cover theme of the May issue of Indian Management is ‘Purpose-driven Organisations’. Paul Hargreaves, a B-Corp Ambassador, speaker, and author, The Fourth Bottom Line writes that knowing the 'why' of one's existence is important for leading happy and content life. Steven van Belleghem, a thought-leader, speaker, and author on customer experience and author, The Offer You Can’t Refuse opines that your customers want you to save the world. Ambi Parameswaran, founder, brandbuilding.com analyses whether and how purpose-driven brands deliver.

Be a purposeful leader

Knowing the 'why' of one's existence is important for leading happy and content life.

5 mins

A better world

Your customers want you to save the world.

5 mins

Say. Do. Confirm.

Brands with a purpose—do they deliver?

6 mins

Building resilience

Leaders need to build resilience—their teams’ as well as their own—in order to thrive in today’s times.

4 mins

Will tomorrow say, “Yes?”

Bill Jensen, author, The Day Tomorrow Said No, offers new, profound insights into the future of work. He opines, when work becomes the killer of dreams, it’s time to re-dream our work.

6 mins

Trust, the way

The 8 Pillars of Trust is an apt framework to build a lasting, results-driven culture in your organisation.

5 mins

Towards data optimacy

Companies need to use their data optimally to provide actionable insights to clients.

3 mins

Wheels of change

Indian two-wheeler giant TVS Motor Company has evolved through the ages as not just one of India’s biggest two-wheeler manufacturer but also a responsible and ethical corporation. As the world grapples numerous man-made crises—climate change, air and water pollution, and their resultant repercussions—TVS’ policies and innovative approaches can prove to be a role model for its industry as well as others.

10+ mins

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Indian Management strives to be a monthly management journal of high Quality targeted at middle and senior managers. It aims to be a credible source of insight, information and inspiration for management professionals. Through in-depth features, articles, live cases and caselets, research analysis, reports, reviews etc., based mainly on Indian experiences, Indian Management endeavors to consistently deliver to its readers a Journal that explores and imbibes the available knowledge and best practices pertaining to all aspects of management.