Bunker Roy says that people in rural areas need to be skilled in order to be made employable to cultivate inclusivity. Dilip Asbe talks about how digital payments have to be more modified with local languages integrated into the systems to foster inclusivity.
Shiv Shivakumar says that even experienced professionals need to be skilled in the digital ecosystem.
Shiv Shivakumar talks about how leadership needs self education in order to stay relevant and how a leader needs to be a follower, to be a successful one.
Debashree Mukherjee talks about how a good leader uses institutional and structural opportunities to make things better and shares their vision with the team to realise it.
The speakers discuss public procurement reforms, digital transformation, governance improvements, and global best practices.
Sanchit Agarwal talks about how companies should have an ecosystem focused on women professionals’ health and wellness at work.
The panel examines how technology is reshaping procurement through innovation, efficiency, transparency, and data-driven decision-making.
The panel examines strategies for building resilient supply chains through collaboration, technology, and governance.
The speakers discuss procurement’s role in infrastructure growth, transparency, efficiency, innovation, and development outcomes.
The panel highlights strategies to reduce infrastructure delays through procurement reforms, risk management, and collaboration.
The speakers discuss enabling private investment in infrastructure through partnerships, financing models, and reforms.
Azim Premji says that companies should not be legally mandated to engage in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) as such and contributions to society need to “come from within”.
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