National School of Leadership

Christ University NSL Scholar 2019, organized by Christ University, Lavasa, is NSL's research seminar conducted with the aim to bring Industry and Academia together through excellence in research. It is participated by Research Fellows & mentors from NSL along with Professors from Christ University.

We welcome Dr Satasuryaa, Chairman, National School of Leadership, as a Speaker in 13th World Education Summit Mumbai to be held on 7-8 December, 2018.



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Serial entrepreneurs are, quite honestly, a wild breed. They are the men and women with an insatiable appetite for working on something new every day – but even in this context, the development of any and all such ideas comes down to how they execute their vision. Here is a glimpse at how serial entrepreneurs maintain their streak of success across multiple projects.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/moiravetter/2015/07/12/breakfast-of-champions-how-serial-entrepreneurs-replicate-their-success/

Breakfast Of Champions: How Serial Entrepreneurs Replicate Their Success Of all the people who start businesses in the U.S., only about a third of them become 'serial' entrepreneurs and continue to open new ventures throughout their careers. While these market makers seem to possess a well-honed knack for identifying and capitalizing on opportunities, they also know how…

As an entrepreneur, at the outset, one will have the luxury of working with a small team of trusted people – but over time, as the venture begins to grow, the staffing requirements will go up, which means one will have to depend on these trusted people to engage the right kind of talent required in each sub-category of the business. One key factor of impact here is how the newer folks down the ladder see your sense of leadership and direction – and the bulk of this view will depend on the kind of relationship they see you share with their immediate bosses – the middle management of your company.
http://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article/what-makes-a-good-entrepreneurial-leader-ask-middle-managers/

What Makes a Good Entrepreneurial Leader? Ask Middle Managers - Knowledge@Wharton Entrepreneurs, as most people know, are risk-takers who thrive on uncertainty and change, always on the lookout for their next startup. But according to new research from Wharton management professor Ian C. MacMillan and co-author Vipin Gupta, entrepreneurs aren’t the only ones who should be able to…

While this particular debate is probably as old as the concept of entrepreneurship itself, here is a detailed look at the factors that go into the perceptions of whether an entrepreneur is born or made.
http://www.ey.com/GL/en/Services/Strategic-Growth-Markets/Nature-or-nurture--Decoding-the-DNA-of-the-entrepreneur---Entrepreneurial-leaders-are-made--not-born

Nature or nurture? Decoding the DNA of the entrepreneur - Entrepreneurial leaders are made, not born Entrepreneurs turn excellent ideas into successful businesses. But where does this capacity come from? We look into the mind of the entrepreneur.

A fair deal of leveraging on your leadership skills as an entrepreneur is to build your own understanding of your leadership style – you may do things spontaneously, but if you know your usual response patterns, rest assured, so do your employees – and what better way to bring them into the chase than for them to have a fair feel for what you would do in the same circumstances?
https://www.turnaround.org/Publications/Articles.aspx?objectID=2676

The Six Styles of Entrepreneurial Leadership — Turnaround Management Association Too much literature preaches "good management" as if it were a generic skill that comes in a plain white box. The reality is that there are all sorts of ways to manage and all of them can work. Entrepreneurs classically will recognize themselves in each of the following styles, or a combination of s…

As an entrepreneur aiming at business success, not only does one have to show leadership qualities in the workplace, they also have to do so in the marketplace – without this two-pronged outlook, it becomes near on impossible to give your dreams to the people you work with, and to let them drive it along with you. Here are a few qualities that an entrepreneurial leader ought to have.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/startupviews/2012/06/08/5-essential-qualities-for-entrepreneurial-leadership/

5 Essential Qualities for Entrepreneurial Leadership Are entrepreneurs born or made? This is a question endlessly debated in startup circles. For the last 3 years, Michael Marasco and I have taught a class at Northwestern University, called NUvention Web. On Wednesday, we had the final presentation for the third year. In many ways we provide a […

‘Green Entrepreneurship’ is a concept that most people do not really talk about or discuss –and for the most part it is truly their loss, because Green Entrepreneurship is all about entrepreneurs “in the fields of organic food, sustainable agriculture, natural cosmetics, the built environment, ecotourism, and waste recycling.” For those of you engaged in such ventures, your time is now. And for those sitting up and taking note, welcome to the future!
http://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/6561.html

The Untold Story of ‘Green’ Entrepreneurs — HBS Working Knowledge The history of entrepreneurs in green industries is largely unwritten, a fact that Harvard Business School business historian Geoffrey Jones is trying to remedy. In a new paper, Jones explores the edge-of-society pioneers who created the wind turbine industry.

A good organization is not merely defined by its leadership, but also by the kind of thoughts that the leadership operates by – and when the kings of the internet do things simply, we probably ought to sit up and take note of how they do it.
http://venturebeat.com/2014/04/25/why-google-doesnt-care-about-college-degrees-in-5-quotes/

Why Google doesn’t care about college degrees, in 5 quotes Google's chairman and head of hiring, Laszlo Bock, has given a few insights on how he sorts through a multitude of bright applicants.

A light – yet sensible – look at what one should and shouldn’t do on the path to success, whether as an entrepreneur, or just as an individual who knows his stuff (or ought to). Even if you aren’t a millionaire by 30, walking even 5 percent of the path is better than not having started at all!
http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/234454

How to Become a Millionaire by Age 30 Ten steps to take to get, and stay rich in the earliest stage of your career.

While any of us may have domain knowledge and expertise in a particular field, to the extent that we can create a viable business idea, showcasing it to the people who will actually drive it along with us towards a successful business is the crux of the efforts – in short, how does one package the idea? Here is a look at creating the right kind of product pitch.
http://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/6732.html

Perfecting the Project Pitch — HBS Working Knowledge Entrepreneurs may be great innovators, but not necessarily great presenters. Associate Professor Thomas Steenburgh teaches them the fine art of product pitching.