November Special - 2026
Indian women are making their presence felt in the global business world, leading companies, building successful ventures, and breaking barriers across industries. From technology and finance to healthcare, fashion, and entrepreneurship, they are proving that talent, ambition, and hard work can take them anywhere.
Living and working across different countries, these women bring their unique perspectives, experiences, and ideas to the table. Their journeys are stories of courage, determination, and the willingness to take risks and challenge the status quo.
More than just personal success stories, their achievements are opening doors for others and inspiring a new generation of women to dream bigger. Together, they reflect the growing global influence of Indian talent and the many ways Indian women are shaping the future of business, one milestone at a time.
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Prerna Sharma, Founder
Marketing sits at the intersection of consumer behaviour, storytelling, technology, and commercial priorities. Prerna Sharma’s entrepreneurial journey has been shaped by experience across these areas
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Amirtha Iyer, Director
Women leaders across Oceania are playing an increasingly influential role in shaping business, sustainability, innovation, and public policy. Among them, Indian-origin women have emerged as a powerful force, bringing global perspectives, entrepreneur
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Sarita Menon, Director – Strategy
As the oil and gas industry becomes more interconnected with marine operations, technology, sustainability and increasingly complex regulatory expectations, women leaders are bringing a different depth to how organisations think about risk, capabilit
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Smrutha Santhosh, Director
From investment banking and asset management to payments and financial technology, organisations are increasingly focused on building resilient operations while ensuring that transformation delivers measurable business value.
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Vibha Bhatnagar, Managing Partner
Women leaders are increasingly shaping businesses not merely by entering new sectors, but by bringing together disciplines that were once treated as separate.
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Akanksha Takyar, Group Chief People Officer
As organizations navigate rapid growth, technology adoption and changing workforce expectations, the Chief People Officer’s role is moving decisively beyond conventional HR administration.
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Kanika Mittal, Co-Founder & CEO,
The FMCG and personal care landscape is evolving as consumers increasingly seek products that combine convenience, efficacy, personalisation and purpose.
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Malika Dudeja Varma, Founder
Women leaders today are increasingly redefining entrepreneurship by building enterprises that bring together commercial thinking, social purpose, and cultural relevance.
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Shreya Singal, Principal Architect
As the architecture and interior design industry evolves towards more personalised, functional and experience-led spaces, women entrepreneurs are stepping up to contribute not only through creative perspectives but also by building practices that com
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Vitika Sharma Banerjee, Co-Founder
Women leaders today are increasingly redefining success by moving beyond established corporate pathways to build businesses rooted in personal conviction and meaningful impact.
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Dr. Rupali Kale Tandulwadkar, Chief Operating Officer, Eon Curemed & Executive Director, Quality and Regulatory
In the medical device sector, the role of the Chief Operating Officer has evolved from overseeing day-to-day operations to shaping long-term business strategy, innovation, and organizational resilience.
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