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| 4th June, 2015 |
Dear Mr. Sagar, Developing leaders with values is one of Ananta Centre’s key missions. As part of our leadership work we offer a number of programs: The India Leadership Initiative, The Shri Ram Ananta Aspen Leadership School, Ideas India, The CEO Series, The Ananta Aspen Seminar and the Avantha International Fellowship. I am writing to share with you the details of our next Ananta Aspen Seminar: The Challenges of Leadership scheduled for 30th June to 4th July in Kovalam. This seminar is unique – an Aspen style readings based dialogue which challenges leaders to look within themselves and think more critically about their leadership roles and the legacy they leave behind. The moderators are trained in Aspen USA and are also Fellows of the Ananta Aspen India Leadership Initiative. More details are available herehttp://anantacentre.in/pdf/seminar-brochure.pdf The seminar has tremendous transformative power in cultivating the understanding of others’ values, as well as one’s own. It is designed to enable its participants to become better leaders by understanding the goals that motivate us and how our values both coincide and conflict with those of others. This is an exceptional seminar for middle to senior management and especially for those who have been earmarked for bigger roles in the future. Suggested participants include senior leaders from all walks of life who are looking for a challenging professional development program; successful leaders who want to clarify their core values; visionary leaders who are looking to understand better the tensions inherent in conceptions of the good life and concerned leaders who wish to be challenged to think more deeply and act more justly. I am writing to request you to share this information with deserving people whom you feel could take advantage of this unique opportunity. The nomination form is at http://anantacentre.in/pdf/nomination-form.pdf for your convenience. Should you need any further information, please feel free to reach out to me or my colleague Ramit Grover, Director, can be reached at ramit.grover@anantacentre.in or 011-40733310. I look forward to hearing from you. Best, Kiran |
| Kiran Pasricha | Executive Director & CEO Thapar House, First Floor, 124, Janpath, New Delhi 110001, India T : +91 11 407 33 302 | F : +91 11 407 33 350 Email: kiran.pasricha@anantacentre.in Webpage: www.anantacentre.in    |
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