In India, Making Small Changes on a Large Scale

March 04, 2013 15:36

It was the taxi ride from the Mumbai airport that pulled Sharath Jeevan off the corporate ladder. Although born in Chennai, India, he had been raised mostly in Saudi Arabia and England, graduating from Cambridge with a degree in economics. An M.B.A. from Insead, a prestigious France-based business school, led to a management consultant's job at Booz Allen and then a job with eBay in Britain. Read

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