On the eve of International Woman’s Day, CII Indian Women Network hosted a seminar on ‘Woman- An Anchor for Life: New Possibilities…New Horizons,that saw enthusiastic participation from woman professionals and entrepreneurs.
Prominent speakers on the subject included
Ms Suchitra Ella, chairperson, Bharat Biotech International Ltd, Ms. Kiranmayi Pendyala, CVP, HR, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Ms. Ananda Shankar, Classical Performer& IAS, Ms. Karuna Gopal, Smart Cities Advisor to Government of India, Mr. Madhu Poomalil Managing Director, D. E. Shaw India, Bharani Kumar Aroll, Secretary, SCSC (Society for Cyberabad Security Services).
The panelists discussed their personal challenges in their leadership journey and the attitudes a woman should posses to emerge as a leader.
Initiating the debate, Ms. Vanita Datla, Chairperson, CII Telangana said: “The programme is based on the theme of ‘New Possibilities…New Horizons for women.’ We believe that a woman has and is constantly engaged in multiple roles in her life. Many a time, woman’s competing priorities limit her progress in career primarily because of the challenges associated with juggling work and family. It is commendable that women in general have risen up to the challenge of multitasking under pressure and deliver efficiently both professionally and personally. However, the onus is also on the family and the organizations to create an environment conducive for her constant professional growth and success.”
The session was attended by more than 500 working professionals, entrepreneurs and industry leaders!
Prominent speakers on the subject included
Ms Suchitra Ella, chairperson, Bharat Biotech International Ltd, Ms. Kiranmayi Pendyala, CVP, HR, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Ms. Ananda Shankar, Classical Performer& IAS, Ms. Karuna Gopal, Smart Cities Advisor to Government of India, Mr. Madhu Poomalil Managing Director, D. E. Shaw India, Bharani Kumar Aroll, Secretary, SCSC (Society for Cyberabad Security Services).
The panelists discussed their personal challenges in their leadership journey and the attitudes a woman should posses to emerge as a leader.
Initiating the debate, Ms. Vanita Datla, Chairperson, CII Telangana said: “The programme is based on the theme of ‘New Possibilities…New Horizons for women.’ We believe that a woman has and is constantly engaged in multiple roles in her life. Many a time, woman’s competing priorities limit her progress in career primarily because of the challenges associated with juggling work and family. It is commendable that women in general have risen up to the challenge of multitasking under pressure and deliver efficiently both professionally and personally. However, the onus is also on the family and the organizations to create an environment conducive for her constant professional growth and success.”
The session was attended by more than 500 working professionals, entrepreneurs and industry leaders!
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