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Don't you LOVE this face?

By Shane O’Connor on March 30, 2009

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  • Child Pedestrian Road Safety
  • India
  • road safety
  • Safe Kids

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The beaming expression of pride and joy on the face of the mother in this photo (far right) is stunning. She is so proud of her son, who is seen receiving an award on March 6 for his participation in a story-writing and poster contest held by Safe Kids Foundation in Mumbai, India. The contest was part of Safe Kids' ongoing campaign to bring visibility to its child pedestrian safety programs which are sponsored by FedEx. Prize Winner-Picture Story-Marathi.JPG
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Building Our Brand and Reputation Globally

By Rajesh Subramaniam on March 12, 2009

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  • advertising
  • China
  • India
  • international marketing
  • marketing

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MASTER_K10179_med res.jpg Over the past few months, I have been hearing the question, “given the current economic slowdown, is now a worthwhile time to invest in building brands in emerging markets like China and India?” In my opinion, the answer to the question is a resounding “yes.” Despite the global economic slowdown, China and India remain two growth engines of world economy and present long-term opportunities, especially when you factor in their growing brand consciousness and middle class.
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A Prayer for Mumbai

By Rajesh Subramaniam on November 27, 2008

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  • India
  • mumbai

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What a tragedy that's unfolding in Mumbai. The financial center of India is under siege. Terrorist outfits equipped with modern arms and ammunition entered several prominent establishments like the Taj Mahal Hotel, Hotel Oberoi and Trident, Chattrapati Shivaji Rail Terminus and wreaked mayhem! My heart cries out for all those impacted by this senseless tragedy. The unknown innocents, the brave policemen who died answering the call of duty, visitors to India who had come for business or pleasure - the number of deceased has crossed the 100 mark as I write this.
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World Economic Forum - Update from New Delhi

By Rajesh Subramaniam on November 18, 2008

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  • India
  • India trade mission
  • trade
  • World Economic Forum

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"Be fearful, but don't panic". I always like short and simple conclusions that I can understand.  These words were spoken by a prominent economist in India after a thoughtful two-hour discussion of the current economic meltdown and its implications in India. Some excerpts are below.
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India Trade Mission - "It looks chaotic, but somehow everything works."

By Rajesh Subramaniam on November 17, 2008

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  • India
  • trade
  • trade mission
  • World Economic Forum

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"This city needs a new coat of paint." "It looks chaotic, but somehow everything works." "The exterior of a building can be completely deceptive." These are just a few of the very insightful comments I overheard from some colleagues during the recent FedEx sponsored Trade Mission to India (November 9-14, 2008).
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