Indra Nooyi is an Indian-American business executive who served as the CEO of PepsiCo from 2006 to 2018. She was born in Chennai, India and received degrees from Madras Christian College and Yale School of Management. She worked at companies like Motorola, Asea Brown Boveri, and Boston Consulting Group before joining PepsiCo in 1994. As CEO from 2006 to 2018, she expanded PepsiCo's product portfolio through acquisitions and led a strategic shift toward healthier snacks and beverages. Nooyi received several honors and awards for her leadership and was named one of the world's most powerful women by Fortune magazine for five consecutive years.

1. P O W E R P O I N T
P R E S E N T A T I O N O N
I N D R A
K R I S H N A M U R T H Y
N O O Y I
Submitted to :-
Mr. RAVI BHAGAT
Submitted By:-
Mr. GAURANG GAUR
MBA III SEM
Roll No- 20MARXX619

2. Business Executive, the current
Chairperson and
Chief Executive Officer of PepsiCo
“BRING TOGETHER WHAT IS GOOD FOR BUSINESS
WITH WHAT IS GOOD FOR THE WORLD”

3. Childhood Of Indra Nooyi
• She was born as Indra Krishnamurthy on 28 October
1955, in Madras (now Chennai), Tamil Nadu, India, into
a conservative middle-class family. Her father was a
bank official.
• She was educated at Holy Angels Anglo Indian Higher
Secondary School. She studied physics, chemistry and
mathematics from Madras Christian College from where
she graduated in 1974.

4. Childhood Of Indra Nooyi
• She possessed a rebellious streak as a young girl, and was
known be “wild”. She played guitar in a band and was also a
member of all-girls' cricket team—activities girls in her social
strata rarely participated in.
• A brilliant student, she earned a seat in one of India’s premier
institutions, Indian Institute of Management Calcutta, from where
she completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Management (MBA),
in1976.

5. CAREER
• Her first job was with Tootal, a British textile company which
had extensive holdings in India. Eventually she moved on to
work with Johnson & Johnson as a product manager.
• Her job with Johnson & Johnson was quite a challenging one
as she was made responsible for managing the introduction
of Stayfree sanitary napkins to India. At that time advertising
for feminine hygiene products was banned in the country
and Stayfree was struggling to gain a foothold.
Nooyi managed to introduce the products to young women
by directly marketing to female students at schools and
colleges.

6. CAREER
• Her experience at Johnson &
Johnson made her realize that she
was still unprepared for the
business world, and thus she
decided to pursue further
education.
• She moved to the United States to
join Yale School of Management in
1978 and pursued a master's
degree in Public and Private
Management.
• She thoroughly enjoyed her
learning experience at Yale and
graduated in 1980.

7. CAREER
• After getting her degree, she joined the Boston
Consulting Group as a director of international
corporate strategy projects.
• In this position, she worked on a variety of strategy
projects for the next six years
• In 1986, she moved to Motorola as a senior executive
in the automotive division development team. She
quickly rose through the ranks and was promoted to
vice president and director of corporate strategy and
planning in 1988.

8. CAREER
• She changed her job yet again in 1990, this time
accepting the post of senior vice president and director
of corporate strategy and strategic marketing at Asea
Brown Boveri (ABB). This job required Nooyi to
integrate a group of around 15 diverse businesses into a
cohesive operation.
• She proved to be a great success at this job and by the
mid-1990s, she was aggressively being courted by
corporate head hunters and offered lucrative positions
in some of the world’s largest companies. In 1994, Jack
Welch, the head of General Electric, and Wayne
Calloway, PepsiCo CEO, both offered her jobs in their
respective companies.

9. CAREER
• Indra Nooyi joined PepsiCo in 1994 as senior
vice president of corporate strategy and
development. Over the next couple of years, she
worked closely with the new CEO, Roger Enrico,
and worked on shaping the company’s future
expansion and growth strategies.
• PepsiCo at that time owned KFC, Pizza Hut, and
Taco Bell restaurant chains. Nooyi played a
pivotal part in getting these restaurants divested
in 1997. The divesture resulted in the creation
of Tricon Global Restaurants, Inc., now renamed
as Yum! Brands, Inc., which is today one of the
world's largest fast food restaurant companies.

10. CAREER
• Given the changing food preferences of the
consumers, she felt that it was important for
PepsiCo to expand into more healthful snack
options. In keeping up with this belief, she led
PepsiCo’s acquisition of Tropicana and the
merger with Quaker Oats Company. Both of
these ventures proved to be highly profitable
to the company.
• In recognition of her impressive work with the
company, Nooyi was promoted to chief
financial officer in 2000 and the president in
2001. In 2006, PepsiCo CEO Steve Reinemund
retired and Nooyi became the fifth CEO in
PepsiCo's 44-year history.

11. CAREER
• Indra Nooyi also serves as a member of
the Foundation Board of the World
Economic Forum, International Rescue
Committee, Catalyst, and the Lincoln
Center for the Performing Arts.

12. AWARDS AND
ACHIEVEMENTS

13. AWARDS AND
ACHIEVEMENTS
She has consistently ranked
on ‘Forbes’ magazine’s list of
The World's 100 Most Powerful
Women.
‘Fortune’ magazine
named Indra Nooyi No.1
on its annual ranking of Most
Powerful Women in business
for five consecutive years from
2006 to 2010.

14. AWARDS AND
ACHIEVEMENTS
• She was honored with the Padma Bhushan by the President
of India in 2007.

15. AWARDS AND
ACHIEVEMENTS
• She has been named 2009 CEO of
the Year by Global Supply Chain
Leaders Group.
• In 2009, Nooyi was considered
one of "The Top Gun CEOs" by
Brendan Wood International, an
advisory agency.

16. AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
• In 2013, Nooyi was named
one of the "25 Greatest
Global Living Legends" by
NDTV.
• On 14 December 2013, she
was awarded by the
President of India Pranab
Mukherjee at the Rashtrapati
Bhawan.

17. AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
2018
Nooyi was named one of the "Best
CEOs In The World" by
the CEOWORLD magazine in 2018
2019
In 2019 Nooyi received the BOWER
AWARD for Business Leadership from
the Franklin Institute Awards Program
Feb. 2020
In February 2020, Nooyi was honored
with the Outstanding Woman in
Business award by the League Of
Women Voters of Connecticut
2021
In 2021, Nooyi was inducted into
the National Women’s Hall of Fame.

18. PERSONAL LIFE

19. FAMILY
• She is married to Raj Nooyi, a
management consultant of Indian
origin.
• The couple has two daughters.
• Inspite of her very hectic corporate
career, Indra always prioritizes her
family and maintains close relations
with her mother.

20. PERSONAL LIFE
Forbes ranked her at the third spot
among "World's Powerful Moms" list

21. ABOUT PEPSICO
• PepsiCo is a Public Company.
• Its is an American multinational
company of Beverage and food
processing.
• Founded in 1898, 118 years ago, Caleb
Bradham, Donald M Kendall and
Herman Lay.

22. ABOUT
PEPSICO
• Headquarter is in New York, USA.
• Revenue is US$ 16.027 Billion
• Number of employees are
approx. 263000.

23. PEPSICO PRODUCTS

24. PEPSICO PRODUCTS

26. SUCCESS MANTRA’S

27. LEADERSHIP
STYLE

29. LEARNING FROM
THE PERSONALITY
We should be very determined and consistent
about our goals and visions.
We should manage our family along with our
job and career as the same Indra Nooyi has
did in her life.
We should be outrightly very different in our
thoughts and visions.
Think Big Act Big.
She is a very inspiring lady and everybody
should get inspired through her life struggles
and challenges.