When I was a young girl, not knowing the intricacies of this world and how it functions, I had a lot of questions about our purpose here. I was in the third standard when I walked up to my father and asked him what the point even was if we were all going to die anyway. Way too soon for me to know about John Maynard Keynes’, “In the long run we are all dead.”
“The quality of our future depends on the quality of our imagination today. I see the future of the Aditya Birla Group as one of growth, continued leadership in our industries and delivering excellence for many decades to come” – these are the words of Kumar Mangalam Birla. And I always feel humbled under the magnanimity of the imagination, Seth Shiv Narayan Birla had back then in 1857. Is it just technology, or do organizations become this big only after an infusion of ideals and dreams?
Why Aditya Birla Group Is Big In Your Life:
Why Aditya Birla Group Is Big in My Life?
“You can escape even your heartbeat once, but you cannot escape from Aditya Birla Group.” That’s the reach of Aditya Birla Group aka ABG in the world, especially in India.
I was using Adiya Birla's brands long before I knew about the Adiya Birla Group. Be it shoes, pants, shirt or t-shirt I wore brands that are owned by Adiya Birla Group. As a teenager, I was fond of Van Heusen and Allen Solly. They became my favorite brands and I am still loyal to them. Pantaloons is my go-to shopping spot. As a Pantaloons green card holder, I make it a point to hit the stores in the month of January and July to shop from my favorite stores. Couple of years ago, my house was built. The cement used was UltraTech cement as it is the best in the segment. While working on a marketing project on ABG, I found the answer to why I had a natural affinity to these brands in particular. They all have one thing in common, they all have one parent company: Adiya Birla Group.
Aditya Birla Group, the third-largest Indian private sector conglomerate behind Tata G with revenue of US$74 billion, has been ranked fourth in the world and first in Asia Pacific in the 'Top Companies for Leaders' study 2011. The company has grown tremendously from 8 nationalities to 42 different nationalities; from an average age of 56 years to 36 years; from 0.4% women in the managerial cadre to 14%; from 60,000 to 1,20,000 colleagues and from 8 countries to 34 countries. The name Aditya Birla exemplifies integrity, quality, performance, perfection and above all character.
The age we live in is digital where almost everything is within the tips of your fingers from news to notes and whatnot, we even get our food online. But it was not so when I was a kid. Since childhood, I was curious about things I found intriguing and thought about it constantly until I find something more interesting. Today, when I see around me all I see is people doing everything their mobile phones. I remember my childhood and of the many things which may have seemed impossible then were not only possible now but I was also a part of it. Now I truly realize all you need to change the world is an Idea (Ek !DEA jo Badal de Aap ki Duniya!).
When I was a young girl, not knowing the intricacies of this world and how it functions, I had a lot of questions about our purpose here. I was in the third standard when I walked up to my father and asked him what the point even was if we were all going to die anyway. Way too soon for me to know about John Maynard Keynes’, “In the long run we are all dead.”
“The quality of our future depends on the quality of our imagination today. I see the future of the Aditya Birla Group as one of growth, continued leadership in our industries and delivering excellence for many decades to come” – these are the words of Kumar Mangalam Birla. And I always feel humbled under the magnanimity of the imagination, Seth Shiv Narayan Birla had back then in 1857. Is it just technology, or do organizations become this big only after an infusion of ideals and dreams?
Why Aditya Birla Group Is Big In Your Life:
Why Aditya Birla Group Is Big in My Life?
“You can escape even your heartbeat once, but you cannot escape from Aditya Birla Group.” That’s the reach of Aditya Birla Group aka ABG in the world, especially in India.
I was using Adiya Birla's brands long before I knew about the Adiya Birla Group. Be it shoes, pants, shirt or t-shirt I wore brands that are owned by Adiya Birla Group. As a teenager, I was fond of Van Heusen and Allen Solly. They became my favorite brands and I am still loyal to them. Pantaloons is my go-to shopping spot. As a Pantaloons green card holder, I make it a point to hit the stores in the month of January and July to shop from my favorite stores. Couple of years ago, my house was built. The cement used was UltraTech cement as it is the best in the segment. While working on a marketing project on ABG, I found the answer to why I had a natural affinity to these brands in particular. They all have one thing in common, they all have one parent company: Adiya Birla Group.
Aditya Birla Group, the third-largest Indian private sector conglomerate behind Tata G with revenue of US$74 billion, has been ranked fourth in the world and first in Asia Pacific in the 'Top Companies for Leaders' study 2011. The company has grown tremendously from 8 nationalities to 42 different nationalities; from an average age of 56 years to 36 years; from 0.4% women in the managerial cadre to 14%; from 60,000 to 1,20,000 colleagues and from 8 countries to 34 countries. The name Aditya Birla exemplifies integrity, quality, performance, perfection and above all character.
The age we live in is digital where almost everything is within the tips of your fingers from news to notes and whatnot, we even get our food online. But it was not so when I was a kid. Since childhood, I was curious about things I found intriguing and thought about it constantly until I find something more interesting. Today, when I see around me all I see is people doing everything their mobile phones. I remember my childhood and of the many things which may have seemed impossible then were not only possible now but I was also a part of it. Now I truly realize all you need to change the world is an Idea (Ek !DEA jo Badal de Aap ki Duniya!).
