"Leadership in the Era of Disruption" at the Greentech Leadership, Quality & Innovation Summit 2025:

Greentech Foundation
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The Greentech Leadership, Quality & Innovation Summit 2025 featured a dynamic panel discussion on “Leadership in the Era of Disruption,” bringing together visionary leaders from diverse sectors to explore the challenges and opportunities of leading in today’s fast-evolving landscape.

The panel comprised Group Captain (Retd) Rajendra Kumar Joshi, Senior Vice President (Strategy & Planning) at Jio Platforms Limited; Air Vice Marshal Rajeev Hora (Retd.); Sandeep Gautam, Head Commercial & BD Mining Tech Consultancy Services; Sanjeev Shekhar, Associate Vice President – Corporate Affairs at Adani Power Ltd.; and Atul Kumar Verma, Head EHS at UPL Ltd.

The leaders emphasized that contemporary leadership is defined by the ability to navigate volatility, digital transformation, and shifting stakeholder expectations with resilience and innovation. They highlighted the vital role of agility, strategic foresight, and emotional intelligence in reading emerging patterns and making bold yet ethical decisions that drive sustainable growth.

Drawing from their rich experiences across industries, the panelists discussed how collaboration and adaptability enable organizations to transform disruption into competitive advantage. They reinforced that leadership today is less about authority and more about empowering teams, fostering trust, and steering organizations through uncertainty with a clear purpose.

The session inspired participants to rethink leadership paradigms and embrace the principles of agility, audacity, and adaptive thinking as essential for success in the 21st century. It encapsulated the summit’s spirit of forward-thinking leadership aimed at building resilient, innovative, and responsible organizations.

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