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| Global Leaders India Summit
presents a distinguished panel of top-level business speakers
comprising management consultants, thinkers, CEOs of top
Fortune 500 companies and public figures. The confirmed
list of speakers includes Tom Peters, management thinker,
consultant and author; Louis Gerstner, former CEO, IBM;
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| Carly Fiorina,
former CEO, HP; Rudolph Giuliani, former mayor of New
York city; Martin Roll, leading authority on marketing
and branding.
The panel of Indian speakers includes,
J J Irani, director, Tata Sons and former managing director,
Tata Steel; F C Kohli, former managing director, Tata
Consultancy Services, Sunil Bharti Mittal, founder and
chairman, Bharti Enterprises; Naina Lal Kidwai, CEO,
HSBC India and country head of HSBC Group Companies
in India; Vijay Mallya, chairman, The UB Group, and
others.
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| Carly
Fiorina |
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 After
joining HP in July 1999, Fiorina led the
reinvention of the company many associate with the
birth of Silicon Valley, returning HP to its roots
of innovation and inventiveness. Fiorina successfully
led HP's controversial merger with Compaq Computer
Corp, now recognised as the most successful high-tech
merger in history. |
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| Faqir
Chand Kohli |
 Starting
his career with the Canadian General Electric Company,
Kohli then worked with Ebasco International
Corporation, the New York Connecticut Valley Power
Exchange, and New England Power System, Boston,
where he trained in Power System Operation Planning.
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| Jamshed
J Irani |
 Dr.
Irani began his career in 1963 as Senior Scientific
Officer at BISRA, Sheffield. In 1968 he joined The
Tata Iron and Steel Company Ltd (TISCO) as assistant
to director, Research & Development. |
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| Kishore
Biyani |
 Biyani,
45, is CEO, Future Group, which is designed to cater
to the entire Indian consumption space. After graduating
in commerce, Biyani joined the family textiles business.
Five years later he launched the first branded ready-made
trouser, called Pantaloon, marketed through The
Pantaloon Shoppe. |
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| Louis
V Gerstner, Jr |
 Louis
V Gerstner, Jr, was chairman of the board of
IBM Corporation from April 1993 until his retirement
in December 2002. He served as chief executive officer
of IBM from 1993 until March 2002. |
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| Madhur
Bajaj |
 Bajaj
is a director on Bajaj Auto Limited, Bajaj Electricals
Limited and Maharashtra Scooters Limited, amongst
others, and is currently the vice chairman of Bajaj
Auto Limited — a leader in the two and three-wheeler
segment of the Indian auto industry. |
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| Martin
Roll |
 He
is CEO of VentureRepublic, the leading strategic
advisory firm on branding based in Singapore and
Copenhagen. A thought-leader on branding driven
by tremendous experience and insights, Roll
facilitates business leaders and organisations of
Fortune 500 companies to think bold for future
strategies. |
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| Naina
Lal Kidwai |
 Kidwai
is chief executive officer, HSBC India, and country
head, HSBC Group Companies in India. Prior to this
she was deputy CEO, HSBC, and managing director
and vice chairman of HSBC Securities and Capital
Markets India Private Limited. |
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| Rudolph
Giuliani |
 Giuliani's
book, Leadership, was published in October
2002. It became an immediate bestseller, spending
25 weeks on the New York Times Bestseller
List, including five weeks at number 1. |
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| Sunil
Bharti Mittal |
 Mittal's
flagship venture Bharti AirTel, India's leading
telecom services provider, has a strong nationwide
presence and leadership in mobile communications
(India's largest mobile service operator), fixed
line services, long distance and broadband services.
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| Tom
Peters |
 Peters
and Bob Waterman co-authored In Search of Excellence
in 1982, which was named by NPR (in 1999) as one
of the "Top Three Business Books of the Century,"
and ranked as the "greatest business book of
all time" in a poll by Britain's Bloomsbury
Publishing (2002). |
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| Vijay
Mallya |
 In
1990, Mallya led the restructuring of The
UB Group, retaining only the areas of core competence,
transforming the vastly diversified UB conglomerate
into a handful of key operating businesses that
dramatically increased shareholder value. |
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The names have been listed alphabetically |
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