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Hey! I'm Rachana Ramaswamy and welcome to my 'Express yourself' presentation on the topic- What is the most important thing that you would like us to know that is not in your resume or application? Here you will get to know me in a different light, one that cannot be deciphered from a summary of accolades. Learn more about what truly inspires me, the sights I've set and the values I live by.
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IE Express Yourself- Rachana Ramaswamy
- 1. Innovation: Imagine the future and fill in the gaps, while fostering an environment of diversity, equity, and inclusion
- 2. Geopolitical Tensions ▪ Russia and Ukraine ▪ South China Sea Macroeconomic Uncertainty ▪ Rising Inflation ▪ Central Bank Interest Rate Hikes ▪ Supply Chain Disruptions Social Challenges ▪ Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion ▪ Health issues from the COVID – 19 pandemic
- 3. ESG ▪ Decarbonization ▪ Shift of capital toward renewable energy sources (Solar,Wind, Geothermal, Hydrogen) ▪ Transitioning toward a circular economy (Plastic alternatives, Material recycling) DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION ▪ Internet access and affordability to individuals in rural developing nations ▪ Organizational IT readiness, Corporate Governance hurdles, Skilled workforce
- 4. WHAT – Join a bulge bracket bank as an investment banking analyst HOW – Work with clients and stakeholders across industries and sectors to incorporate analytical tools to alleviate social problems, while also facilitating the ESG transition WHY – Leverage digitization and scale the impact of financial solutions to facilitate economic and social progress ‘Our generation can be the first to end poverty, and the last to end the impact of climate change’ – Ban Ki – moon
- 5. IE BUSINESS SCHOOL ▪ Alignment with IE Values ▪ Innovation – based approach ▪ Entrepreneurial Mindset ▪ Diversity of the cohort
- 6. ▪ Innovation – In a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) world, fostering creativity and an innovation – based approach would help achieve strategic agility, remain competitive, and earn continued trust of clients and customers. ▪ Entrepreneurship – An entrepreneurial mindset often challenges me to never settle for the status quo, and hence, pursue excellence and creating positive change for business and society. ▪ Diversity – The nature of the programme and my envisioned career goals requires, in its essence, collaboration with stakeholders across educational, functional, and cultural backgrounds, to tackle challenges that transcend borders and oceans and further impact society without distinction.
- 7. Art as a creative medium to think of unorthodox ways of addressing and solving problems
- 8. ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET Immersing myself in situations helps me understand the impact of a specific situation