Azim Premji The Man Beyond the Billions

Author:

VARUN SOOD

,

SUNDEEP KHANNA

Publisher:

HARPERCOLLINS PUBLISHERS INDIA

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Publisher

HARPERCOLLINS PUBLISHERS INDIA

Publication Year 2020
ISBN-13

9789353579838

ISBN-10 9789353579838
Binding

Hardcover

Edition First
Number of Pages 248 Pages
Language (English)
Dimensions (Cms) 23.7 x 2.5 x 16.1
Weight (grms) 410

For over four decades, Azim Hasham Premji has been a czar of India Inc. Taking over his family business of vegetable oils at a young age after the passing of his father, he built one of India's most successful software companies and a multi-billion-dollar conglomerate. As of 2019, he was the tenth richest person in India with an estimated net worth of $7.2 billion. Yet, the one facet that has overshadowed even his business achievements is his altruism. His commitment to the Azim Premji Foundation, a non-profit focused on education, totals around $21 billion, making him of the world's top philanthropists. Azim Premji: The Man Beyond the Billions, the first authoritative biography of the icon, peels the layers of Premji's life as it chronicles his professional and charitable work and his many strengths and shortcomings. Based on interviews with dozens of executives as well as competitors, analysts, family friends and industry associates, this is a candid account of how Premji made his billions and why he then chose to give them away. 

VARUN SOOD

VARUN SOOD is a Bengaluru-based technology journalist. He started his career with Business Standard and in the past fourteen years has worked with a number of publications, including Financial Times and The Economic Times. In his last role, he was a National Editor in charge of breaking stories at Mint.

SUNDEEP KHANNA

SUNDEEP KHANNA is a regular columnist for Money Control as well as The Morning Context, a subscription-only business news outlet. In a journalism career spanning thirty years, he has been a senior editor at publications such as Business Today and Financial Express before retiring as executive editor of Mint.
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