Subhash Agrawal, President |
Subhash Agrawal is a business and political analyst, and has been a senior advisor to many
foreign companies on macro-level strategic issues in India, including political scenarios,
economic trends, geo-political developments, forecast of investment climate, government
policy, and overall country risk assessment. Prior to starting Business Foundations
he had worked in management consultancy for over 10 years, including senior positions with
the Indian associate of KPMG Peat Marwick.
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MBA from
Georgetown University, Washington DC; special focus in ‘International Business
Diplomacy’ through a joint program with the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown
Published
over 30 articles and papers in prestigious newspapers and journals, such as The
Times of India, The Economic Times, Far Eastern Economic Review, Asian Wall
Street Journal, Look Japan, BCA Emerging Markets Strategist and Indian
Management Journal
Columnist
for a year with Outlook, one of the largest circulation and
influential magazines in India
Contributing
author of the book "New Product Success Stories," an
analysis of market success by new and existing Fortune 500 companies, published by John
Wiley & Sons in 1995
Interviewed
and quoted by various international media, including The Economist, Lehrer
News Hour on PBS (USA), Associated Press (USA), The Financial Times (UK),
Radio Deutsche Welle, The Times (London) and The
Minneapolis-St.Paul Star (USA)
Member of
the Strategic Management Group, a leading Indian think-tank which
includes senior government officials, economists, editors and industrialists.
Invited in
April 1999 by the Confederation of Indian Industry to serve on the
national committee of CII’s ‘Young Business Council’
Invited to
speak at many national and international seminars, such as: 1) Tokyo, August 1992:
residency seminar on "International Business: Asia & Japan" hosted by Nippon
Life Insurance Company, 2) New Delhi, October 1996: conference
on "International Service Standards" hosted by the Bureau of Indian
Standards, and 3) New Delhi, November 1997: international
seminar on "Global Competition and the Indian Response" jointly sponsored by FICCI
and EU Commission in India, and 4) New Delhi, January 1999:
international seminar on "India as an Emerging Power" sponsored by the World
Policy Institute (New York)
Editor of India
Focus, a bi-monthly political risk report for international executives,
diplomats and bankers on a range of government, political, economic and policy issues in
India
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