Brajesh Singh, President, Arthur D Little, India
- Twenty+ years of experience in establishing business operations, Channel development, Sales & Marketing, and Revenue enhancement.
- A seasoned professional with exposure in Telecom, Infrastructure & Retail, Power & Gas Distribution.
Podcast
Overview
Starting off a business is one of the major challenges most aspiring entrepreneurs face. Some of these young and aspiring entrepreneurs have good business plans and strategies, but the fear of starting has prevented their business ideas from coming out of the box. Oftentimes, this fear is risk-related. Fear is a common phenomenon associated with most Startups, but what makes you an entrepreneur is the ability to summon up courage and face anything that might crop up during business idea implementation. Businesses have different levels of risk. Brajesh Singh, President, Arthur D Little, India talks about agropreneurship.
00:30- About Brajesh Singh
- Twenty+ years of experience in establishing business operations, Channel development, Sales & Marketing, and Revenue enhancement.
- A seasoned professional with exposure in Telecom, Infrastructure & Retail, Power & Gas Distribution.
- He is in his own words an Agropreneur.
- He is a passionate wildlife photographer.
00:49- About his journey
- It is being a long journey, 25 years in corporate and 43 years in this world.
- Consulting is a very recent, I recently started working with. For a long, more than two decades, I have been part of the other side of the table.
- The journey started way back in 96 after my 12th examination and then moved into the telecommunications sector for a long time.
02:32- Role as Vice-Chair of the India-Uzbekistan investment corridor
- Both countries go back to old linen and lineage, so we thought this can be the right opportunity.
- We had a meeting between both the ambassadors coming at one platform and this corridor was formed.
- My job was to bring the industry on board and actually explore opportunities that participants from both nations can leverage.
06:26- Being an Agropreneur
- During my transition from the corporate world to consulting world, I decided to move out of cities because it was a long career of 20 years.
- I was really wanting to live with my passion. I have a passion for wildlife photography.
- We developed that land we put drip irrigation system, learned a lot of things using google, using YouTube.
09:51- What have been your learnings as an agricultural entrepreneur?
- The greatest learning is that you have to put your skin into the game.
- You should know how to roll on the sleeves.
- A person who’s not as qualified as you, but knows the subject. Be open to learn from them because they teach you a lot of things.
20:47- Three lesson
- It’s okay to fail. It’s easy to say accept your own failure, and it’s easy to say please do that, but I think when you come into real practice it’s very difficult to accept it.
- You put your skin into the game, you just cannot be nine to five-person.
- You may grow faster, you can do a lot of things in your career personally.
RESOURCES:
You can connect with Brajesh Singh- LinkedIn
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Profile
Brajesh is a Young Leader and is known for his multi sectoral experiences. He had held Leadership positions with leading Indian conglomerates, managed and worked with culturally diverse teams while working in sectors as Power, Water, Gas Distribution, Telecom, Retail and Infrastructure.
He played key had been associated with Essel-Zee Group, American Tower Corp, Tata Comm, Airtel, Torrent Group
