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Armed Forces
eg: Mahindra / Reliance
Government
Strong presence in leading publications,
platforms & media
TEDx | Josh | HT | Mint | NDTV
People Matters | Wired | Indian Express
Associated with:
ISB | Duke Corporate Education
National Defence College | Army War College
Indian Institute of Public Administration.
Jyoti Sagar
Founder, J Sagar Associates
Sometimes an experience is so powerful that even the most articulate amongst us, are, at a loss for words. Seasoned lawyers, who are skeptical, if not cynical, at most times, were so visibly touched. It was truly 'a consciousness shocker'.
Jayachandran Venkiteswaran
COO - HIL
Leadership at 26000 feet was an outstanding and spellbinding session. Raghu was able to transform the entire group into a different situation and get everybody fully immersed into it. The takeaways from the session were absolutely phenomenal and the group has pledged to make a difference using the inputs. Thank you, Captain Raghu, for making this happen!
Leena Nair
ED Unilever
The leadership talk on the Siachen Glacier was one of the most inspiring presentations I have heard in recent times. Raman has a very clear persuasive presentation style and the content that has been put together makes me proud to be an Indian.
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Read MoreAmerican author Joseph Campbell influenced generations of writers and artists with his narratology philosophy, popularly known as the Hero's Journey
Read MoreEvery few decades, technological changes upend the environment and relative positions of contestants, be it in the field of business or warfare. In warfare for instance, technology advanced from fighting on foot, to mounted calvary, then to weaponised platforms like chariots
Read MoreWho developed the theory of evolution? Who invented the telephone? What about the radio? Pretty obvious answers, one would assume. Charles Darwin, Alexander Bell and Marconi, respectively, right? Well, it's not as straightforward.
Read MoreRecent analyses of the Russia-Ukraine war have ranged from talking about flawed Russian strategies, outdated tactics, and the role of technology in future wars to the centrality of territorial control and the alternative view that war is an instrument of political assertion, not limited to capturing land. While these analyses illuminate a strategic perspective, doctrinal lessons must be addressed.
Read MoreIt seems to be the season of upsets, with underdogs pummelling Goliaths. While this may suggest shock defeats at the FIFA World Cup, I refer to Russian retrograde moves in the Ukraine war, flabbergasting mandarins, analysts, sleuths and soothsayers alike. How could it be possible that a country, allegedly powerful enough to influence US elections, is tottering against one that though well replenished, is arguably an underdog. One of the reasons is vranyo.
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Read MoreCapt. Raghu Raman specializes in organizational dynamics, strategy, transformations, and the mindset shift required for leadership in a complex and ever-changing world. His expertise is drawn from his diverse experiences in the Armed Forces, corporate sector, and government.
Captain Raghu Raman has operated in various leadership environments including:
Capt. Raghu Raman raised a new hybrid organization within the government that comprised personnel from both the government and private sectors working together towards a common mission.
Captain Raghu Raman has been featured on platforms like TEDx and Josh and in publications such as Hindustan Times, Mint, People Matters, Wired, and Indian Express.
Capt. Raghu Raman is associated with business schools and government institutions including the Indian School of Business, Duke Corporate Education, National Defence College, Army War College, and Indian Institute of Public Administration. He is known for his keynotes, sessions, and workshops on leadership, strategy, and entrepreneurship.
Captain Raghu Raman has delivered sessions for global audiences from organizations such as Infosys, Myntra, ICICI Bank, Mahindra & Mahindra, Adani-Wilmar, Aditya Birla Insurance, SBI, Citibank, Accenture, Capgemini, Deloitte, Shell, Edelweiss, ReBit (Reserve Bank IT), Intelenet Global Services, Philips, WNS Global Services, HCL, Reserve Bank of India, Siemens, Asian Hotels, Unilever, Phillips, Bosch, Nokia, Siemens, KPMG, 3M India, DMCC Dubai, and EdelGive.
Capt. Raghu Raman is the author of the bestseller "Everyman's War," which has been endorsed by business and government leaders.
Capt. Raghu Raman is currently working with the Adani Group as a Leadership Consultant.
Capt. Raghu Raman's talks have been watched over eight million times and are used in several leadership forums as case studies.
Yes, Capt. Raghu Raman has been a strategic advisor to both national and global level leaders, providing insights on leadership, strategy, and transformations.
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