The issues of professional succession have been well chewed over. But much of that mastication has focused on strategic, technical and human resource issues.
For more than 40 years, Carlos Slim Helú has lived in Mexico City in the same house, which he describes as modest. And yet, according to Forbes magazine, Slim is the world’s wealthiest person.
Nayar, with a decidedly unconventional leadership style, has gained star status in the business press and academic circles for his atypical views on how to run a company.
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