2025 Most Disruptive Industry Trends: Indian Women Leaders Speak
By: WE Staff
2025 has been a year of steady growth and disruptive trends for the Indian business landscape. Currently experiencing a boom, India saw robust GDP growth (around 6.5-7%), strong domestic demand, digital transformation, and government push (Make in India, PLI schemes) in 2025.
As 2025 comes to a close, Indian business leaders reflect on a year defined by resilience, innovation, and transformation. Across sectors from advertising and manufacturing to construction, tech, and EV infrastructure, companies embraced digitalization, AI-driven insights, and sustainable business models to navigate market volatility and evolving consumer expectations.
Looking ahead to 2026, the focus is on autonomous AI integration, modular industrial systems, and experience-led consumer engagement, with an emphasis on long-term growth, adaptability, and purpose-led leadership.
The Women Entrepreneurs Review Magazine brings you insights from these trailblazing women including, Sasmita Panda, Tech Strategy & Digital Transformation Leader, EY GDS Consulting, Madhumita Basu, Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer, Nuvoco Vistas Corp, Jeel Gandhi, CEO, Under25, Manjula Girish, Business Head, EV Charging & Photovoltaic Inverter Division, Delta Electronics India, Anu Wakhlu, Chairperson and Executive Director, Pragati Leadership, Kamakshi Pant, Chief Business Officer, Taggd, shaping India’s business landscape.
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