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The Employee’s CEO

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After the demise of Qimat Rai Gupta, the Founder and Chairman of Havells in November 2014, his son Anil Rai Gupta could sense the nervousness among employees that follows any top management change within a company. The younger son of the patriarch, ARG — as he is referred to within the 71-year-old firm — was the only one from the family to have joined the business. He had spent more than two decades managing the company with his father but knew it was crunch time for him as a professional.

“The big concern was, what will happen now? How will the organisation change? I made it a point

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