IIM
KOZHIKODE
welcomed Mr. Uday Chaturvedi on
campus on 11th of July 2012. Mr. Uday Chaturvedi (Former Managing Director – Corus Strip Products, UK and Former Chief
Technical Officer - Tata Steel Europe) is one of the most revered names in
the global steel industry. The
event was organized by Industry Interaction Cell (IIC) of IIM K as part
of the celebrated “Leadership Lecture Series.”
Mr. Chaturvedi has served as the
Director in many Tata Group companies and has held elite positions at Corus
Strip Products and Tata Steel prior to becoming the Chief Technical Officer -
Tata Steel Europe. He has a vast experience spanning across geographies like
India, United Kingdom, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Germany, Japan and Sri
Lanka. Having authored numerous technical papers
published in International Conferences and being presented with honorable
awards like Essar Gold Medal, OP Jindal Gold Medal; Mr. Chaturvedi is
undoubtedly one of the most eminent personalities in the global steel industry.
He interacted with the students of IIM Kozhikode and
shared his learning on “Strategic
Leadership and Change Management”, drawn from his personal and professional
experiences of successful leadership that he demonstrated over the years. Mr.
Chaturvedi also interacted with Prof. Debashish Chatterjee, Director, IIM K and
several other faculty members.
During his tenure as the Managing Director of Corus Strip
Products, UK, in the midst of the global financial crisis, he demonstrated
exemplary levels of Strategic Leadership and pioneered several Change
Management Initiatives which turned the Corus Strip Products division into a
profitable and self-sustainable enterprise and took it to greater heights of business
excellence. Known for his Strategic Leadership and
Change Management Initiatives, his colleagues at Corus rightly said "You Came, You Listened and You showed
us How to WIN.”
Mr. Chaturvedi was extremely pleased with his visit to
God’s Own Kampus and had kind words of praise reserved for the Institute, “One
of the late management Gurus whom I knew personally very well for many years
had once told me that the smell of a place communicates a lot about it. I would
say that I was very impressed from the moment I set foot my at the Calicut
airport to the time I left the city. A wonderful manicured garden with
attractive buildings, highly courteous and inquisitive student community
supported by very knowledgeable teaching fraternity and finally, the Director
make the presence felt in all walks of life at the Institute...All in all, I
can say that it would be an honor to anyone to become a part of this
establishment”
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