The call to Indian industry is one that demands affirmative action, a challenge to rise to the opportunities of making our growth processes, what Dr Manmohan Singh calls, “both efficient and inclusive.” A sustainable Indian business future demands symbiotic fraternities of public and private enterprises, an India that contests the sustainability of cognitive status quo by reaching out to the bourgeoisie.

As India surges along her path of inimitable development, a future rich in diverse challenges that beg a revaluation of India’s growth philosophy, we at the Indian School of Business (ISB) recognise the need for a poignant treatise on this very upswing of development.

The ISB Leadership Summit 2007 hosts some of the boldest, most innovative leadership thought from across the country. It brings together the best minds at the leading-edge of industry, policy and academics by way of focused and interactive debate.

This year, the Summit also aims to inspire students to develop a broader context for their future decisions and to allow them to contribute more effectively to India’s growth.

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