About Us
“Where events meet insight”
Ravishankar Kalyanasundaram is a Chartered Accountant and SAP consultant whose career spans consulting, plantations, telecom, oil & gas, infrastructure, and logistics. An entrepreneur at heart, he has founded ventures in innovative building materials and watched industries evolve from the inside out. A front-row observer of how policy shapes enterprise, he brings a ringside view of India’s economic transitions. As a second-generation writer, his work blends technical insight with an instinctive grasp of how governments really function.
A.V. Ram Mohan navigated a wide-ranging career across manufacturing, IT, and consulting after sidestepping the burdens of an "excellent education." With hands-on roles in turnarounds, profit centres, and acquisitions, he had a front-row seat to India's evolving economy. His writing blends policy insight, lived managerial experience, and quiet introspection. Each piece reflects on how things were done—and how they might have been done better.
Suresh Agarwal is a global IT and biotech entrepreneur with over 30 years of hands-on leadership in system integration, eGovernment, and diagnostics. He has delivered World Bank–funded technology projects across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, and led teams at Oracle, EY, and CrimsonLogic. A double master's graduate and founder of Agarwal Pte Ltd and CLIKKE, he now also champions biomedical innovation. His writing draws on cross-sector insights—linking infrastructure, health, and digital transformation across emerging markets.
Ashish Dubey lives by a “Learn → Implement → Duplicate” credo, shaping a 30-year career as a techno-commercial leader in chemicals, pulp & paper, pharma, food processing, grain logistics, renewables, and building solutions. A mechanical engineer who rose from design desks to national P&L roles, he blends production know-how with capital-procurement savvy and rigorous quality systems. He is widely regarded for his expertise in energy audits, post-harvest grain management, and turnkey project execution. An avid reader of India’s infrastructure pulse, he turns field experience into clear-eyed commentary on what the country is building—and what it still needs.