Ram Krishna Sinha

Ram Krishna Sinha, based in Mumbai, India, is a former General Manager at Bank of India. He is currently on the Boards of Bank of India Trustee Services Pvt Ltd, and UBI Services Ltd. An External Expert on interview boards of many banks and corporations, he also lends his services as corporate advisor to multiple organizations. Mr. Sinha has authored the motivational book “X-Factor @ Workplace” published by Tata McGraw Hill, and writes extensively on banking & finance, business strategy, corporate and public policy issues of importance. He has completed “Executive Education” in Strategic Communications, at Indian Institute of Management -Calcutta. An award-winning writer, Mr. Sinha has been recognized and honored by various industry and social bodies for his original, relevant and impactful articles, and also for his outstanding professional achievement and contribution to nation building.

Ram Krishna Sinha is an opinion columnist and Executive Council member at the CEOWORLD magazine. You can follow him on LinkedIn.

Tech and Innovation

Why social behaviour of CEOs will now matter more

Tech and InnovationRam Krishna Sinha

Driven by the very nature of businesses, CEOs are expected to display corporate behavior. Such behaviors are reflected in certain attributes of professionalism, chasing business targets, conducting frequent business meetings/reviews, attending corporate parties and events, activities on social media and other media platforms, verbal and written communications to staff and...

Tech and Innovation

Four books that CEOs may find greater value and relevance, amid pandemic

Tech and InnovationRam Krishna Sinha

Reading, wrote Ben Okri, the Nigerian poet-novelist, is one of the greatest acts of civilization because it takes the free raw materials of the mind and builds castles of possibilities. The lockdown and WFH/WFA afforded business captains some time to dive into the world of books and read, reflect, introspect...

Lifestyle and Travel

Here are 5 ways the big businesses are showing their compassionate face during the pandemic

Lifestyle and TravelRam Krishna Sinha

The challenges posed by the COVID-19 outbreak are forcing businesses to look for new strategies to raise money, cut their budgets and revamp damaged business. They are trying to restore the broken supply chains and forge reliable relations with suppliers, creditors, contractors and clients, which of late have become tenuous. While...

Lifestyle and Travel

This is the time for businesses to create good “smell” for longevity in business.

Lifestyle and TravelRam Krishna Sinha

Workplaces can be differentiated with the “smell” it has. That is how Sumantra Ghoshal, the genius management strategist, had put forward his illuminating concept on corporate culture. In a workplace with bad smell, the energy is low and people are tired and constrained. He argued that the conditions that sap...

Lifestyle and Travel

Show, of Learning, must go on! Come what may.

Lifestyle and TravelRam Krishna Sinha

CEOs, with a quest for learning, constantly learn, share and put their learnings to use. Making learnings an important part of their pursuit, they act as enablers in business growth, unleashing potential of employees, and dealing ably with challenges and crises. Learning Temperament-A Crucial Need A learning temperament is important,...

CEO Advisory CEO Insights

Post-pandemic, Empathetic Leadership is likely to bloom!

CEO Advisory CEO InsightsRam Krishna Sinha

CEO Satya Nadella’s story of his first-ever interview at Microsoft, where he was asked how he would react seeing a baby crying in the middle of the road, and his response found short on empathy, has by now gone into corporate folklore. Rational, intelligent and effective actions have always been...

Lifestyle and Travel

Cultivating CSR as Corporate Virtue

Lifestyle and TravelRam Krishna Sinha

Businesses across the world invest a modest part of their profits in areas such as poverty alleviation, health, sanitation, education, environment and other sustainable development projects, either voluntarily or as part of mandatory compliance, under “Corporate Social Responsibility”. Though the goal is so laudable, yet we see instances of omission...

Education and Career

CEOs as Corona Warriors!

Education and CareerRam Krishna Sinha

In the battle against the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, we are witness to a whole army of doctors, nurses, para-medical staff, health, and sanitation workers, emerging as warriors. Then there are dedicated police officials, media professionals, NGOs, and individuals who, as frontline heroes, are winning the hearts of people. Post-Corona, performance...

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