The Leader Who Commands the Room
Owns the Outcome

I am a career soldier turned leadership educator, narrative strategist, and executive coach.

After over two decades of command experience in the Indian Army, I now work with leaders who must influence, inspire, and communicate with clarity in complex environments.

In the Army, I had the privilege of commanding a battalion of 1,000 soldiers. I later taught tactics, leadership, and strategy at the Army War College and the Army Air Defence College, shaping the thinking of officers preparing for higher responsibilities.

For the past 13 years, I have been closely associated with the Indian School of Business. At ISB's Manufacturing and Infrastructure Centres of Excellence, I mentored more than 50 action learning projects undertaken by mid- and senior-level managers. I also led commercial operations during the development phase of the ISB Mohali campus, an experience that deepened my interest in large-scale project management and organisational execution.

Today, as Visiting Faculty for Executive Education at ISB, empanelled faculty with Emeritus, and Faculty at the Hari Shankar Singhania School of Business (HSB) where I teach the Think Communicate Lead programme, I work with students and leaders on leadership, executive presence, personal branding, and narrative building.

My work focuses on helping professionals become leaders who can command attention, build trust, and communicate ideas that move people to action. Through workshops and leadership programmes, I design learning experiences on leadership storytelling, business storytelling, data storytelling, brand narrative, and executive presence — drawing on the rigour of military command and the discipline of world-class business education.

I am also an Erickson-accredited executive coach and certified practitioner for EQ-i 2.0 emotional intelligence assessment, working one-on-one with leaders who wish to sharpen their influence and leadership presence.

My work helps leaders move from authority of position to authority of narrative.