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$1,501 - $5,000
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About
There are thousands of leadership speakers in India. Very few have led under conditions where the cost of a wrong decision was irreversible. I negotiated a ceasefire with Khmer Rouge commanders in Cambodia, alone, unarmed, with no backup. I commanded 3,000 soldiers at 20,000 feet on the Siachen glacier. I led rescue operations that saved 10,000 civilians in a single night. I was commended three times by the Chief of Army Staff for gallantry. On Sena Diwas 2026, the Army Chief awarded me the Veteran's Achievers Award for continuing to build leaders long after retirement. I do not teach leadership from a textbook. I lived it in environments where getting it wrong cost lives. What I bring to your organisation is not inspiration, it is transformation. My proprietary JSR Hetero-Techno Leadership Model, registered with the Government of India, produces measurable KPI-based changes in leadership behaviour within 60 days. My sessions at RBI Staff College, Chennai, ran for three consecutive years. My programmes at the MIT School of Distance Education achieved an 85.9% Net Promoter Score. I integrate Chanakya's Arthashastra, 2,300 years of Indian strategic wisdom, with modern leadership science and battlefield-tested command experience. No other speaker in India currently offers this combination. If your organisation needs a speaker who will move your leaders, not just motivate them, I am the right choice.
Battlefield to Boardroom™: Military Leadership Applied to Corporate Excellence
Drawing on 37 years of live command experience, from the Siachen glacier to UN peacekeeping in Cambodia. This keynote tr…
Decision-Making Under Fire: Crisis Leadership from the Battlefield
How do you make the right call when information is incomplete, time is short, and consequences are irreversible? Drawing…
The Arthashastra Advantage: Ancient Strategy for the Modern Boardroom
Kautilya's Arthashastra is the most comprehensive strategic leadership text ever written 2,300 years ahead of Porter, Dr…
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