Meet Namrata Adani, who has powerful conversations with Gautam Adani about empowering women
Namrata Adani talked about women’s independence at the Women’s Summit held at Stanford University on Friday, highlighting how women can become independent and even contribute to India’s development. She is currently serving as a non-executive director at Adani Group.
Meet Namrata Adani, who has powerful conversations with Gautam Adani about empowering women
Empowering women is not a recent issue, blending with various issues related to gender and equality, it has sparked global debates that have evolved with new issues for a long time. Over the years, many activists, feminists, gender advocates and others have been involved in rallies, protests and negotiations. An Indian businessman associated with one of the wealthiest Indian business families gave a powerful speech on various issues related to women at a summit at Standford University.
Namrata Adani on empowering women
Namrata Adani talked about women’s independence at the Women’s Summit held at Stanford University on Friday, highlighting how women can become independent and even contribute to India’s development. “Women have to be responsible for their own destiny – we can not only drive change, but we should lead it.”
She highlights how women play a role in leading India’s development. “The pathway to India’s developed India will be laid through education and women will play a leading role.” She is discussing a panel called “Flexible Work Arrangements”: Women’s Challenges, Opportunities and Career Paths, with Smriti Irani, former Minister of Women and Child Development, the keynote speaker.
Who is Namrata Adani?
Namrata Adani is a businesswoman and currently serves as a non-executive director of the Adani Group. She married Pranav Adani, the nephew of Gautam Adani, founder of Adani Group, and is also managing director of Adani Wilmar, a subsidiary of Adani Group that focuses on edible oil and food processing. She serves on the Adani Enterprise Committee and contributes to strategic decision-making. She is very active in social programs and drives through the NGO Abhisar. NGOs are committed to empowering women and ensuring their development, demonstrating the commitment of the Adani family to social responsibility and community development, in addition to thriving businesses.
