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A LEADER WHO EMPOWERS
Outlook Business
|November 2024
Anshul Arzare, MD and CEO of YES SECURITIES, wants to ensure a workplace where employees not only contribute to the company's vision but also feel content
A boss who cares about your well-being, regularly checks in on you, emphasises that family comes first and enables a workspace that promotes not just productivity but also fitness—sounds like an ideal company anyone would want to be a part of. Anshul Arzare strives to cultivate such an environment where employees are treated like family and the workplace feels like a community. “We are a family of 700 people,” Arzare proudly states.
He encourages his team to live by four Fs: family, fitness, food and finances. “Family comes first,” he says, ensuring his employees always prioritise their loved ones. Fitness is key, too—Arzare has introduced office yoga sessions and frequent sports competitions. Food, he believes, is both a healer and a culprit. “You are what you eat,” he adds. And financial stability? It is essential for focus and happiness. “If we manage to spend, save and invest wisely, we can achieve great things,” he explains.
This story is from the November 2024 edition of Outlook Business.
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