Top 10 Corporate Women Leaders from Kerala - 2021
Once KiranBedi said, "Empowered women who reach tough or unconventional positions make CHOICES not sacrifices". Being a woman leader is not an easy task, but some women have taken the risk and achieved great success. Furthermore, leadership isn't necessarily about generating money, running a business, or investing. Leadership is taking chances and facing problems in order to accomplish something unique that benefits both ourselves and those around us. Even in traditionally male-dominated industries, an increasing number of women are rising to the challenge of leadership in today's society.
Women in Kerala have greater opportunities than women in any other state in India. Keralite women are quickly emerging as regional, national, and worldwide leaders in industries including as business, administration, education, engineering, and health care. These women are now determined to break through the customary glass barrier that has prevent-ed them from achieving positions of leadership despite having the necessary capabilities and abilities. Kerala has 92.07% female literacy, a girls-to-boys ratio of 1084, and low rates of child marriage, infant mortality, and maternal mortality. Women in college, as well as those in positions of leadership or beginning their own enterprises, have shown men in business that women can be both managers and moms, indicating to their male colleagues that women can indeed “do it all.”
Kerala's female wages are at least 40 per cent higher than those of their counterparts in the rest of the nation in both rural and urban casual labour. Widely known as a progressive region, Kerala also fares exceptionally well in terms of standard indicators of female position.
Our mandate at Women Entrepreneur Mag-azine has always been to highlight exemplary women leaders. In keeping with our motto, the current issue of the Women Entrepreneur Magazine features a list of `Top 10 Corporate Women Leaders from Kerala - 2021’. Compiled by a panel of industry veterans, CEOs, CXOs and the Women Entrepreneur Magazine editorial team, the list features prolific women who have not only crafted illustrious and innovative businesses. Not only have they proven their mettle as entrepreneurs but have also played a key role in contributing towards the burgeoning Indian economy.
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Seematti
Beena Kannan who is a saree designer herself stays on her toes to excel as a designer as well as an entrepreneur
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Osaka Group of Companies
Bissy had always wanted to be a teacher, but she waited till her children finished school. She gradually transitioned into active business mode, having completed ICEF, British Council, and QEAC training courses in prior years
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Indi Rang
Chandni decided to start her online textile business `Indi Rang' when she visited Gujarat with her friend. She saw pathetic lives lived by poor weavers of Gujarat and decided to do something for them. And that's how Indi Rang came into existence
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Seamless Technologies
Geethika currently functions as the CEO of Seamless Technologies, the parent organization behind Resorcio. From starting her career with a media organization to directing a movie and launching her own technology start-up, she proves that a woman can
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Kochi Muziris Biennale Foundation
Manju, who initially joined KBF as communications director was appointed as CEO ahead of the third edition of Kochi Muziris Biennale in 2016. She is backed by a journalism degree from Sydney's Macquarie University and over a decade's experience of wo
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Jobveno
Based in Cochin, Poornima reiterates that her job portal eliminates the resume centric job search approach and solves this gap in the employment industry. Recipient of many awards Poornima aims to spread her portal services across the country
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Sentient Scripts
Armed with a B Tech degree, Priya was in UST Global as the Offshore Delivery Head where she honed her technology and management skills. She is acknowledged for establishing an organization that specializes in developing solutions based on data scienc
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Take a Gift
Rini and Milu have a very simple idea, but still, it needs to be worked upon to become successful. And these ladies dared to make their idea into reality. They started a business venture called `Take A Gift'. Anybody who wishes to give a surprise gif
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V Star
One of the most well-known woman entrepreneur from Kerala, her company V star is now a 75 crore business. The business also contributes by giving employment to around 180 people with 2000 tailors who are mostly women from rural background
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The Tamara Coorg
With her flagship resort Tamara Coorg launched in 2012 under Tamara Leisure Experiences, Shruti Shibulal has made a mark for herself in a conventionally male-dominated industry. Apart from giving guests a luxury indulgence, Tamara Coorg also cultivat