2. LEADERS ARE NOT BORN, LEADERS ARE ALWAYS CREATED
LEADERS ARE ACCEPTED BY PEOPLE THEY LEAD
LEADERS LEAD WHEN OTHERS GIVE UP
LEADERS GENERATES THE LEADER AND THEN DELEGATES
AUTHORITY
LEADERS TAKES CRITICISM OF HIS TEAM ON HIMSELF AND
INSPIRE THE TEAM
LEADERS SEARCH FOR SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM RATHER
THAN FOCUSING ON REASON OF PROBLEM
3. NEED OF LEADER ?
Leaders need to do what the people they supervise
can't do for themselves at the present moment."
There are 4 Basic Styles of Leadership available to
the Leader:
Directing
Coaching
Supporting
Delegating
8. DIRECTORS MANAGERS LEADERS
FOCUS ON FOCUS ON THINGS FOCUS ON PEOPLE
ORGANISATION
PRESCRIBE THE RIGHT DO THINGS RIGHT DO THE RIGHT THINGS
THINGS (IF WRONGLY DONE)
FAR-SIGHTED DIRECTIVES PLAN INSPIRE
FORMULATES ORGANIZE INFLUENCE
STRUCTURES & POLICIES
PROVIDES VISION DIRECT MOTIVATE
FORMULATES CODE OF FOLLOW THE RULES SHAPE ENTITIES
CONDUCT
9. KNOW Yourself.
KNOW Human nature.
KNOW Your Job.
KNOW Your Organization.
DO Provide Direction.
DO Implement.
DO Motivate
11. BARRIERS TO VISIONARY LEADERSHIP
-BY Frank Martinelli
LACK OF TIME MANAGEMENT
RESISTANCE TO RISK TAKING
LACK OF STRATEGIC PLANNING
COMPLEXITY
MICRO MANAGEMENT
CLINGING TO TRADITION
CONFUSED ROLES
PAST HABITS
12.
13. Dhirajlal Hirachand Ambani
Born on December 28, 1932 in Chorwad,Gujarat.
Business sense came early as he sold
‘Bhajjias’ to pilgrims on Mount Girnar during his childhood.
Went to Yemen to join his elder brother , worked at a gas station.
Later promoted to as a distributor of Shell products.
Came to India, started the business of exporting spices.
Founded Reliance Commercial Corp. with cousin Champaklal
Damani with initial capital of 15,000rs
14. An Opportunist
During 1950s-
In the 1950s, the Yemini administration realized that their main
unit of currency, the Rial, was disappearing fast.
It was found that a young man in his twenties was placing
unlimited buy orders for Yemini Rials.
Rials, pure silver coins and was in much demand at the London
Bullion Exchange. Young Dhirubhai bought the Rials, melted them
into pure silver and sold it to the bullion trader sin London.
Entrepreneurships true sense lies in the fact that he always looks
upon opportunity
15. A Visionary
Government of India introduced High Unit Value Scheme;
hence Dhirubhai shifted his interests from spices to
nylon fabrics.
When most Indian business houses depended on
government owned financial institutions for funds,
Dhirubhai raised capital from the public by offering
shares of his companies.
‘’It does not require an invitation to make profits’’.
--By Dhirubhai Ambani
16. The Innovator
Dhirubhai Ambani is credited with starting the equity
cult in India.
Backward Integration:
To strengthen his position in the textile sector,
Dhirubhai integrated backwards and produced fibers
17. The Solution Seeker :
Dhirubhai faced resistance from cloth merchants ;so
he decided to open his own showroom named
‘’vimal’’
The polyester prince announced the buy back
scheme when the polyester which he produced
started loosing its demand
Whenever a task seemed too big, to be accomplished,
he would reply:
"No is no answer!“
"It's difficult but not impossible!"
18. The Network Strategist :
Using his connections in Aden, he exported
a wide range of commodities to Aden.
To Promote VIMAL:
Advertising program was launched , toured the entire country
intensively offering franchises to shareholders.
Dhirubhai managed to create favorable centers in all the important
areas among the bureaucrats, the ruling politicians, as well as the
media.
Dhirubhai Believed That “Business Is Nothing But A Web
Of Relationships And Obligations."
19. The People's Man :
Dhirubhai followed an ‘’open-door policy’’.
Employees could walk into his cabin and discuss their problems
with him.
He was always inviting people into sharing their thoughts and
ideas, rather than shutting them out.
Always there for his team and brought around confidence in
them. ‘Arm-around-the-shoulder’ - leader
This tendency that he had, to draw people towards him,
manifested itself in countless ways.
People s did much more than their capacities since they had
trust on him, and that they had him on their side.
20. The Helper
When things went wrong, he was the first person to
sense that the circumstances would have been beyond
his team's control, rather than it being a slip on their
part.
His first instinct was always to join his men in putting
out the fire and not crucifying them for it.
21. Dhirubhaism :
Never followed the textbook style of management , evolved a
Unique style:
The American Style of entrepreneurship
With the Japanese Focus on Technology
And innate shrewdness of a Gujju businessman
A Perfect manager of Time , Money ,Men and Passion to find
solution to problems.
Believed that business was not all about Ethics & Morality ,it
was all about Expansion & Success (Teleology Theory)
22. DHIRUBHAI AMBANI’S IMPACT ON RELIANCES
MANAGERIAL PRACTICES AND THEIR POSITIVE
IMPACT ON BUSINESS
Dhirubhai Ambani was a transformational leader.
Through His innovative idea of converting the debentures
of the company into equity shares ,
Reliance was able to convert its liabilities into assets by
this masterstroke and the share prices of the company
went up and all the investors could make through this
process.
23. Though, the Government of the day was against this
equity cult (Badla system) starter by Dhirubhai per say,
but, over a period of time based on precedence in
foreign companies, the statute book itself was modified
to be in line with this innovative idea.
Consequently, the volumes of business in Reliance
increased very fast along with quick multiplication of
its share capital.
24.
25. BET ON YOUR PEOPLE
BE A SAFETY NET FOR YOUR TEAM
BE A SILENT BENEFACTOR
DREAM BIG BUT WITH YOUR EYES OPEN
THE ARM AROUND THE SHOULDER LEADER
SUPPLY CREATES DEMAND
MONEY IS NOT A PRODUCT BY ITSELF
26. CHANGE YOUR ORBIT CONSTANTLY
OPTIMISM,THE CORE OF DHIRUBHAISM
YOU CAN FIND A FRIEND IN EVERY HUMAN BEING
THINK BIG ,THINK FAST ,THINK AHEAD,IDEAS ARE
NO ONE’S MONOPOLY
HOLD ON TO YOUR DREAMS
YOU DON’T NEED INVITATION TO MAKE
PROFITS
27. Famous Motivational & Inspiring words of Dhirubhai
Ambani:
´I am deaf to the word no´.
Growth has no limit at Reliance. I keep revising my vision.
Only when you dream it you can do it.´
Think big, think fast, think ahead. Ideas are no one’s
monopoly´
Our dreams have to be bigger. Our ambitions higher.
We bet on people : Our commitment deeper. And our efforts
greater. This is my dream for Reliance and for India.´
Don’t give up , courage is my conviction.´
We cannot change our Rulers, but we can change the way
they Rule Us.
28. ACHIEVEMENTS :
• Unlike other corporate houses who dominated over a period of
time, Dhirubhai Ambani could achieve within a short period with a
razor like sharpness and business acumen.
• Dhirubhai Ambani proved to be A King in his Diversification.
•RIL is now India's largest Private Sector with turnover over
US$19.976 billion backed by a profit over US$2.03 billion.
•25% of share holders in India own a RIL Scrip.
• Fortune Global 500 featured RIL in 342nd rank in 2006. Forbes
Global featured RIL at 295 spot in 2000.
29. Chemtech and Chemical Engg.
World gave the" Man of the Century " award
in Nov 2000 to Dhirubhai Ambani
Dhirubhai won the " Dean's Medal " of Wharton
School, University of Pennsylvania in June 1998 for
" Outstanding Leadership “
FICCI conferred the title " Man of 20th century " on
D.A.in 2000
Times Of India in 2000 voted Dhirubhai Ambani as the
greatest creator of wealth in the country
Editor's Notes
paternalistic leadershipDefinitionA type of fatherly managerial style typically employed by dominant males where their organizationalpower is used to control and protect subordinatestaff that are expected to be loyal and obedient. A manager with a paternalistic leadership style might be appropriate for a business with a more formal and hierarchicalstructure where creative thinking is not required of staff.Laissez-faire :Laissez-faire leadership, also known as delegative leadership, is a type of leadership style in which leaders are hands-off and allow group members to make the decisions. Researchers have found that this is generally the leadership style that leads to the lowest productivity among group members.Benefits of Laissez-Faire Leadership:Laissez-faire leadership can be effective in situations where group members are highly skilled, motivated and capable of working on their own. While the conventional term for this style is 'laissez-faire' and implies a completely hands-off approach, many leaders still remain open and available to group members for consultation