ADIL ZAINULBHAI... MD, McKinsey India
His agenda was to re-energize McKinsey’s India operations. And boy, has he buttoned it up!
He’s a classic case of reverse brain drain. An IITian, he left India for the US years ago, went on to notch an MBA from Harvard Business School and returned in July 2004, after spending 24 long years with McKinsey in the US. So it was homecoming of sorts for Adil Zainulbhai, when he came back to take up his new role as Director, McKinsey India, at the company’s Mumbai office. Zainulbhai seriously believes that these are ‘truly exciting times for India’ and relishes the opportunity of being in India now, as he points out that “The exciting aspect of being in India is the opportunity to partake in the creation and success of companies that are going to become world leaders in few years.” As far as his work is concerned feels proud about the fact that “…he and his company have had the opportunity to contribute to the socio-economic development of India.” On board the Indian CEO High Tech Council, the American India Foundation, et al, this one’s in a league entirely his own!
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Source : IIPM Editorial, 2008
His agenda was to re-energize McKinsey’s India operations. And boy, has he buttoned it up!
He’s a classic case of reverse brain drain. An IITian, he left India for the US years ago, went on to notch an MBA from Harvard Business School and returned in July 2004, after spending 24 long years with McKinsey in the US. So it was homecoming of sorts for Adil Zainulbhai, when he came back to take up his new role as Director, McKinsey India, at the company’s Mumbai office. Zainulbhai seriously believes that these are ‘truly exciting times for India’ and relishes the opportunity of being in India now, as he points out that “The exciting aspect of being in India is the opportunity to partake in the creation and success of companies that are going to become world leaders in few years.” As far as his work is concerned feels proud about the fact that “…he and his company have had the opportunity to contribute to the socio-economic development of India.” On board the Indian CEO High Tech Council, the American India Foundation, et al, this one’s in a league entirely his own!
For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article
Source : IIPM Editorial, 2008
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