Entrepreneurship (tata)

1. Tata Group: Pillar of Nation
81. Shiv Mehta
82. Anushka Aggarwal
83. Pramod Mandal
84. Annika Aggarwal
85. Aastika Paul

2. About
TATA Group

3. ⮚ Tata Group is a Indian Multinational Conglomerate Company which
Headquarter is in Mumbai.
⮚ The Tata Group was founded as a private trading firm in 1868 by
entrepreneur and philanthropist Jamsetji Tata.
⮚ It is India's largest conglomerate, with products and services in
over 150 countries, and operations in 100 countries across six
continents.
⮚ Tata Sons is the principal investors and Promoter of Tata
Companies, is held by a philanthropic trusts, which support
education, health, livelihood generation and art and culture.
⮚ In 2021-22, the revenue of Tata companies, taken together, was
$128 billion (INR 9.6 trillion). These companies collectively employ
over 935,000 people.
Mission
To improve
the quality of
life of the
communities
we serve
globally

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CODE OF CONDUCT
TATA has always been values-driven. The five core
values by which TATA conduct their business
activities ;

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Jamsetji Tata
Jamsetji Tata was more than just the entrepreneur
who helped India take her place in the league of
industrialised nations. He was a patriot and a
humanist whose ideals and vision shaped an
exceptional business conglomerate.
The Founder of the Tata group

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Born on March 3, 1839 ,in Gujarat, first child and only son
of Nusserwanji Tata, a family of Parsee priests.
Graduated in 1858 from Elphinstone college, Bombay.
At Age of 20, 1859 Jamsetji joined the small firm that his
father, a merchant and banker, ran.
In 1868 , aged 29 Jamsetji started a trading company
with a capital of Rs21,000. Also went to England where
he learnt about textile business.
In 1869 , acquired a bankrupt oil mill in the industrial
heart of Bombay, renamed it Alexandra Mill and
converted it into a cotton mill.
In 1871 , sold the mill for a significant profit to a local
cotton merchant. And Again went to England to study
Lancashire cotton trade.

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The Mills Of Change… He factored three crucial points into his plans:
- Close proximity to cotton-growing areas,
- Easy access to a railway junction,
- Plentiful supplies of water and fuel.
In 1874 , Jamsetji floated a fresh enterprise, the
Central India Spinning, Weaving and Manufacturing
Company, with a seed capital of Rs1.5 lakh.
Three years later, On January 1, 1877, the Empress
Mills came into existence in Nagpur. At the age of 37,
Jamsetji had embarked on the first of his fantastic
odysseys.
It was at Empress Mills that Jamsetji pioneered worker
welfare initiatives, unheard of at the time

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From about 1880 to his death in 1904, Jamsetji was consumed by what
has to be the three great ideas of his life: setting up an iron and steel
company, generating hydroelectric power, and creating a world-class
educational institution that would tutor Indians in the sciences. None of
these would materialise while Jamsetji lived, but the seeds he laid, the
work he did and the force of will he displayed in fulfilling this triumvirate of
his dreams ensured they would find glorious expression.
Established the JN Tata
Endowment in 1892. This
enabled Indian students,
regardless of caste or creed, to
pursue higher studies in England.
Man Of Steel
The iron and steel idea
got sparked by
Jamsetji.
The majestic Taj Mahal Palace
was the only venture that bore
fruit in Jamsetji's lifetime
One of Jamsetji's three great dreams for India, IISc was never founded in
his lifetime, but his contributions towards its establishment were
invaluable
Jamsetji's pioneering employee
welfare initiatives included separate
dispensaries for men and women

12. RATAN TATA
THE SOFT -SPOKEN
MAN OF STEEL
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Chairman Emeritus of the Tata Group

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PERSONAL LIFE
❏ Born on December 28, 1937
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❏ Tata is the adoptive great-grandson of
tata group founder Jamsetji Tata.
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❏ Ratan`s childhood was troubled, his parents
(Naval Tata and Sooni) separating in the
mid- 1940s, when he was about seven.
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❏ Tata began his schooling in Bombay at the Campion School and the Bishop Cotton
School in Shimla, and finished his secondary education at the Cathedral and John
Connon School.
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❏ Graduated with a degree in Architecture and Structural Engineering from Cornell
University in 1962.
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❏ Did Advanced Management Program from Harvard Business School in 1975.
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❏ Tata is single and leads a modest
lifestyle in his bachelor apartment.
❏ He lives alone with his two German
Shepherds in an apartment in Mumbai.
❏ He is known to be a supporter of the
traditional Parsi way of life.
❏ He has a passion for home cooked food
and is known to indulge deeply in art
collection.
❏ A trained pilot who still takes to the
skies on his own aircraft has picked up a
number of awards.

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HIS JOURNEY
1962: Joined the Tata Group.
1971: He was appointed as the Director-in-charge of the National Radio & Electronics Co. Ltd.
1972-1975:NELCO grew up and wiped out its losses. But under the state of emergency the demand for
consumer goods slumped which led to union problems.
1977: The lock out was imposed for 7 months and the venture did not survive.
1977: Ratan Tata was entrusted with the Empress mill.
1981: Ratan Tata was named as the Chairman of Tata industries, groups and the holding companies.
1986: The mill got closed due to some problems.
1991: He took over as a group chairman from Mr. J R D Tata.
1998: The Tata Indica, the conglomerate's first passenger car, was launched this year. The car went on to
become the No. 1 brand in its segment within two years.
2000: Tata Tea, now Tata Global Beverages, acquired the Tetley group, the world's second largest
manufacturer and distributor of tea.

16. 2001: Tata AIG, a joint venture between the Tata group and American International Group
Inc (AIG), marks the re-entry of the Tata group into the insurance sector.
2002: The group acquires a controlling stake in Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd. VSNL was
founded in 1986 and was the first Indian PSU to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
2003: Tata Consultancy Services became the first Indian software company to cross $1
billion in revenue. The company went public a year later.
2004: Tata Motors is listed on the NYSE. The company also acquires the heavy vehicles
unit of Daewoo motors the same year.
2007: Tata Steel successfully acquires Anglo-Dutch company Corus, the second-largest steel
maker in Europe.
2007: Tata four wheeler Tata elegante was launched.
2008: The smallest car Nano was launched costing Rs.1 lakhs.
2008: Tata Motors acquires the Jaguar and Land Rover businesses from Ford, and forms a
new company, Jaguar Land Rover.
2012: Tata Global Beverages and Starbucks form a joint venture, Tata Starbucks Ltd, and
open their first store in Mumbai.
2012 : Stepped down as the Chairman of Tata Group at the age of 75.

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AWARDS
❏ Padma bhushan in 2000.
❏ Maharashtra Bhushan 2006.
❏ Padma Vibhushan in 2008.
❏ Assam Baibhav in 2021.
WHAT MAKES HIM DIFFERENT:
➔ Philanthropist
➔ Dependable
➔ Ethical
➔ Believes in Keeping Promises
➔ Risk-taker and Not Speculator
➔ Exemplary Leadership Qualities and tremendous
Motivator

18. ⮚ LESSONS FOR YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
Be a Visionary
Ethics & Values are the
Key
Be a Risk Taker
Failure is the greatest
motivation
Leaders must be
innovators

19. ⮚ TATA and Social Contributions
➢ .Jamsetji Tata, the Founder of the Tata group, exemplified selflessness in the business world by
setting up the JN Tata Endowment for the higher education of Indians in 1892. Over the years,
several Tata companies have been focusing on the social business initiative, which is designed
for and defined by its social purpose — education, healthcare, nutrition, and so forth.
➢ Tata Group has always believed in the power of social contributions. it gives 65% of its income
to charity. Every Diwali, Tata contributes almost 1000 crores or more to cancer patients.
During the covid pandemic, Tata donated 1,500 crores to support the country in its fight
against COVID-19.
➢ Tata Sons in association with the Indian Institute of Management Calcutta (IIMC) started the
Tata Social Enterprise Challenge in 2012. The competition aims to encourage young social
entrepreneurs to bring their innovative spirit to bear upon a social challenge.

20. THANK YOU!