To lead the
country in the path of economic progress, the country needs better and
visionary long-term goals, he said while addressing the Nepal Management
Conclave 2017.
“With the
successful completion of elections, the prolonged transitional phase has been
over. It is now essential to set clear long-term goals like 10 or 15 years plan
to generate prosperity in the country,” he said.
So-Young Kang,
founder of Awaken Group in Singapore
said that human-centric approaches, including leadership and skills, needed for
better management in the age of technology.
“Machine will
take over human but human priority is must for any successful venture,” she
said.
Chairman and
Chief Executive Officer of Bharat Light and Power Limited, India Tejpreet Singh Chopra said
that leaders should take care about people, take the job nobody else takes and
follow their own heart.
Senior
Vice-President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry
(FNCCI) Shekhar Golchha said, “The County is heading towards the golden era
where the private sector is ready to have reforms in the economy.”
Most of the
managers stressed on leading with action rather than words.
The conference
was successful in meeting its aim of providing the top-level management in the
nation a platform to discuss about the management issues, said Mohan Ojha,
Director of the conference organiser Corporate Club Nepal .
According to him, the conference concluded on
Wednesday with a note that human centered leadership is required for proper
management and only good managers can lead the country.
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