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    Adani Group Boosts Energy, Logistics Focus for Tier-2,4 Students

    Tech February 21, 20262 Mins Read
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    New Delhi witnessed a visionary address by Karan Adani, Managing Director of Adani Ports and SEZ Limited, at the All India Management Association’s Platinum Jubilee event marking its 70th foundation day and the 20th National Management Day. Karan Adani outlined the Adani Group’s ambitious roadmap, emphasizing a sharpened focus on energy, logistics encompassing ports and airports, and infrastructure as the core pillars driving future growth.

    Highlighting energy in all its forms as the next big frontier, Adani revealed that since 2010, the group has adeptly tapped into global bond markets for ratings and funding. The group is navigating a transformative phase, committing a staggering Rs 2 lakh crore annually to greenfield projects. ‘Speed and the ability to scale rapidly are non-negotiable for pushing the company forward,’ he asserted.

    In a bold move towards workforce democratization, the organization—with its 16 hierarchical levels from chairman to the grassroots—is empowering lower-tier employees with greater decision-making authority. Adani Ports operates its entire ecosystem in-house, from equipment operators and truck drivers to maintenance teams. ‘We built our systems from scratch through continuous improvement because no established playbook existed,’ Karan explained.

    Addressing India’s talent crunch despite its 1.4 billion population, the group prioritizes massive local hiring and structured skill development around project sites. This approach ensures timely project completion while generating employment for local youth, particularly from Tier-2 and Tier-4 cities. ‘These young people from smaller towns possess unmatched grit and dedication, making them ideal for our growth story,’ Adani emphasized.

    Looking ahead, the company aims to lower its average employee age from 38 and boost women’s representation beyond the current 15%. ‘A youthful workforce is essential for embracing advanced technology and AI,’ he noted. Remarkably, 80% of the group’s leaders started as trainees and rose to CEO levels internally, underscoring a merit-based culture that promises abundant opportunities for aspiring talent from across India.

    Adani group Energy Sector Greenfield Projects Infrastructure Growth Karan Adani Logistics India Tier-2 Cities Tier-4 Talent
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