ITC chairman ranked 7th best CEO: HBR
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ITC chairman ranked 7th best CEO: HBR

Last Updated: Sunday, December 23, 2012, 21:02
 
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New Delhi: Harvard Business Review (HBR) in its January-February 2013 edition has named ITC Ltd chairman YC Deveshwar as the seventh best performing CEO in the world.

In a global study on the 100 best performing global CEOs, seven other Indian business honchos have also marked their presence. The list includes- ONGC former chairman and managing director Subir Raha (ranked 13), RIL chairman and CEO Mukesh Ambani (28), Larsen & Toubro’s A M Naik (32), former Bharat Heavy Electricals CMD A K Puri (38), Bharti Airtel’s Sunil Bharti Mittal (65), Jindal Steel & Power’s Naveen Jindal (87) and former SAIL chief V S Jain (89).

Deveshwar ranks first amongst the Indian CEOs featured in this elite list. The evaluation criteria included how much total shareholder returns had changed over their tenure and the overall increase in market capitalization.

Former Apple chief Steve Jobs, who passed away last year, has topped the list followed by Jeff Bezos of Amazon.com in number two spot and Yun Jong-Yong of Samsung Electronics in the third place. The other two people in the top 5 are Roger Agnelli of Vale and John C Martin of Gilead Sciences.

The 65-year-old joined the Kolkata-based cigarette-to-hotels major joined ITC in 1968 and became its chief executive and chairman in 1996.

During Deveshvar’s tenure ITC’s market value increased by USD 45 billion.

In 2011, he was conferred with the Padma Bhushan by the government of India, honouring his contributions to the nation.

First Published: Sunday, December 23, 2012, 21:02

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Thank you sir because giving a more employment -S Mahaboob Basha -Guntakal
I think it is important to have a more indepth evaluation criteria while asessing the performance of CEOs, just using the barometer of market cap appreciation etc may be a misnomer eg, the case of ITC from India Its a monopoly product driven business model, a Sellers market - and with an explosion of cigarette smoking Indian population, the revenue/profit and market cap appreciation is bound to happen as long as the company manages to keep the right relations with the Government (excise duty cost checks) and Indian Media (ensuring no Anti-Tobacco protest are covered) While Mr Deveshwar maybe a good leader in a monopoly business like Tobacco, it is well known that he has been rather blindsighted in ing his leadership team for ITC`s diversification initiatives eg, He is also the Chairman of one of India`s most unprofessionally managed Information Technology Companies, namely ITC Infotech Ltd and has ed a rather unethical and unprofessional Top team for this Software firm who are taking -Rajan -Kolkata
its very plearur for all the indians t-Dhananjay Verma -Delhi
We are proud of ITC chairman becoming the 7th best performing CEO and for the revolutionary ideas the ITC has put in to improve the conditions of the farmers thro their `Chaupals` concept is really a blessing for them and it should have been enlarged/expanded to all parts of the country and even wasteful lands would have got cultivatedThere is no surprise if the ITC CEO becomes no1 -venkataramanaiah ramu -bengaluru
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