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HUMAN RESOURCE JOB PROFILES:

*VICE PRESIDENT (HR)

* PERSONNEL MANAGER

ASSISTANTS:

1. FRONT OFFICE

2. BACK OFFICE

COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS

1. MANAGER(COMPENSATION)

2. MANAGER(BENEFITS)

3. BENEFITS ADMIN

4. OTHERS(ANALYSTS, CONSULTANTS)

5. PAYROLL ASSISTANT

TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT1. SUPERVISOR

2. STAFF PLANNER

3. CONSULTANTS

4. RECRUITERS

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PRODUCTION JOB PROFILES:

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER/ VP

ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENTS

DIRECTOR MANAGEMENT SERVICES

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR(OPERATIONAL STRATEGIES

IMPORT CONTROLLER

QUALITY CONTROLLER

TECHNICAL SUPPORT STAFF

PRICING STAFF

OTHERS

30 Most Influential Under30CEOs of 2010

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The nominations and votes are in from the Under30CEO audience and below we have put together the 30 most influential

Under30CEOs from 2010. Influence was asked to be judged on how much the persons ventures were impacting the world and

the way we live everyday. This entire group is tremendous and together their ventures are valued near $100billion and reach

millions if not billions of people across the world. While most of these companies are private, weve done our best to find as

much financial information available about their companies.

1. Mark Zuckerberg
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Company: FacebookAge: 26Net Worth: $6.9 BillionMark Zuckerberg launched Facebook in 2004 at Harvard and since then the social network has grownto over 500 million users. He is the worlds youngest billionaire with Facebook receiving a valuation ofover $30 billion in 2010. Zuckerberg has literally changed the way people interact and has brokendown social walls faster than ever imagined. Time Magazine named Zuckerberg Person of the Year for2010 and his company Facebook shows no signs of slowing down.

2. Andrew Mason

Company: GrouponAge: 30Net Worth: Groupon Valuation $4.75 Billion

Groupon began in 2008 and has since exploded in growth letting it become the fastest company toever reach the billion dollar valuation mark. The company is reportedly expecting revenue to be ashigh as $2 billion in the coming year. Google made a reported $6 billion dollar buy out offer that wasturned down. Andrew has no doubt changed the way people buy things and the way companies marketthemselves with hundreds of knock-off companies popping up all over the web.

3. Matt Mullenweg

Company: WordPressAge: 26Net Worth: $40 MillionIf you use WordPress to blog you have Matt to thank for that opportunity. Mullenweg started WordPressin 2003 and then started working on it full-time in 2005. The platform has become one of the mostwidely used blogging platforms in the world. Matt has made it easier for all of us to publish ourthoughts online and his easy to use platform has been the power behind many startup companies inrecent years.
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4. Ryan Allis & Aaron Houghton

Company: iContactAge: 26 & 29Net Worth: 2010 revenue $40 millionRyan and Aaron started iContact in 2003 to help small businesses better manage their email marketingcampaigns. The company started by solely marketing through Google AdWords and has grown to over63,000 customers today. In August 2010 iContact closed a new round of funding at $40 millio

5. Gurbaksh Chahal

Company: GwalletAge: 28Net Worth: $100 million+

Gurbaksh founded Gwallet in 2009 as a social media currency platform that went on to raise over $12million later that year. Prior to Gwallet Gurbaksh had already sold two previous ad networks, one for$40 million and the other for $300 million. Today, he is still heading up Gwallet which re-branded toRadiumOne while launching an ad network for social content.

6. Naveen Selvadural

Company: FoursquareAge: 28Net Worth: Foursqaure value: $80 millionNaveen founded Foursquare with partner Dennis Crowley to simply help him and his friends exploremore things in New York City. Today, Foursquare has become a leader in location based networkinghelping to spring numerous other startups looking to capture a similar model. While many people arestill hesitate to jump on board with Foursquare it has opened new doors to businesses in big cities andprovided them a new way to connect with their customers.

7. Pete Cashmore
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Company: Mashable.comAge: 25Net Worth: N/AMashable is one of the worlds largest websites and reports on everything social media related.Cashmore bootstrapped Mashable in 2005 from his home in Scotland. The site does an estimated30+million monthly pageviews and has surpassed recently acquired Techcrunch (sold to AOL between$25-40million) in terms of size. Revenue is in the millions but that is as much as Cashmore will sayabout it.

8. Michael Seibel, Emmett Shear, Justin Kan and Kyle Vogt

Company:Justin.tv

Age: 27, 27, 27, 25Net Worth: N/AJustin.tv allows you to live broadcast anything out over the web. The four founders have created a life-casting platform that handles over 30 million visitors each month with over 50 million hours of videostreamed each month. Justin.tv has become the most widely used live video system in existence andwith a huge fan base and even major artists on board, it shows no signs of slowing.

9. David Karp

Company:TumblrAge: 24Net Worth: $40 million+ in fundingDavid started Tumblr in 2007 with his own savings from previously held jobs in the software industry.By early 2010, Tumblr was reportedly getting 15,000 new users per day with over 2 million daily postsbeing made. Tumblr has also raised over $40 million in funding from various partners with over $30
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million coming in December 2010. Today, Tumblr boasts over 2.6 billion posts and has an Alexaranking in the top 100 making it one of the most visited sites on the web.

10. Matt Mickiewicz

Company: Sitepoint.com, 99designs.com andflippa.comAge: 27Net Worth: Value of companies $100 million+Matt launched Sitepoint.com in 1999 to help educate web developers at the age of 14. The site quicklygrew into the industry leader and a multi-million dollar company with no outside investment. Sincethen he founded 99designs which is a leader in crowd-sourced design work and Flippa.com which is amarketplace for selling websites. Matt shows no sign of slowing with a new company launch planned

for 2011.11. Justine Ezarik

Company: iJustine

Age: 26Net Worth: N/AJustine Ezarik is the definition of internet celebrity. Justine has over 1.2million Twitter followers,400,000+ Facebook fans and almost 1 million subscribers to her YouTube channel all from creatingviral comic videos online. In 2009 it was estimated her videos had been viewed over 64 million timesand she makes over $75,000/year just from YouTube. This celebrity status has also led her tonumerous appearances in movies, tv shows, and commercials all while she keeps producing her ownvideos that brought her to this fame.

12. Cathrine and David Cook

Company: MyYearBook.comAge: 20 & 22Net Worth: $20 million+ revenue
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Cathrine and David Cook created one of the most popular teen websites in the world withMyYearBook.com. The site boasts over 5 million members and sees almost 20,000 new members joineach day. With over $17 million in funding and a passionate user base the two founders look to keepbuilding the platform to serve their community.

13. Trip Adler

Company: ScribdAge: 26Net Worth: N/ATrip founded Scribd to help people share documents online easier and more efficiently. The idea tookoff and led to over $13 million in funding and a platform that currently hosts and shares tens of millions

of documents. Recently Scribd was named by Time Magazine as One of the 10 Startups That WillChange Your Life. The timing of Scribds product with the publishing industry looking for onlinesolutions could have never been better for the company.

14. Tim OShaughnessy and Eddie Frederick

Company: LivingSocialAge: 28 & 29Net Worth: $230 million+ in fundingLivingSocial is a competitor of Groupon that offers group buying deals of up to 90% on various socialactivities. The company has grown to over 85 million users and has recieved over $230 million infunding. The company also hopes to surpass the $100 million mark for revenue this past year.

15. Sean Belnick

Company: BizChair.comAge: 23Net Worth: $42 million in revenue 2008
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Sean Belnick started BizChair.com out of his bedroom in 2001 when he was only 14. It started out as adirect selling business for office furniture and has grown to the point where today they now stock mostof their products. Sean simply saw how there were a lack of websites dedicated to selling furniture andturned it into a million dollar venture.

16. Garry Tan

Company: PosterousAge: 29Net Worth: Over 5 million in fundingPosterous lets you share things like photos, video and text all through email. If you see something youlike online you simply email it to posterous and it automatically posts it to a unique posterous URL.

Posterous has received over $5 million in funding and is betting that people will want to use email moreto share things rather than logging into their separate social accounts.

17. Aaron Levie & Dylan Smith

Company: Box.netAge: 25 & 24Net Worth: $30 million in fundingWhat started as a college project for their business class spiraled into what is now a venture backedbusiness with millions of users. Box.net is backed by almost $30 million in funding, one backer beingbillionaire Mark Cuban. The company boasts over 4 million users. Aaron and Dylan found a way tomake it easier for anyone to upload and share content across the web and have never looked back.

18. Anthony Volodkin

Company: HypemachineAge: 24Net Worth: N/AHypemachine has been called things like the future of media by Gawker and named to The Guardianslist of 100 essential websites of 2009. With millions of visitors each month looking for new and
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interesting music and with the changing of the music industry overall Anthony has put himself in aprime position to capitalize on a growing demand.

19. Sam Lessin

Company: Drop.ioAge: 27Net Worth: Acquired for around $20 millionDrop.io was a simple file sharing service that in only a few short years had raised almost $10 million infunding. At the end of 2010 the popular service was acquired by Facebook where Sam Lessin and histeam were brought on board to help Facebook product development.

20. Alexander Levin

Company: ImageShackAge: 26Net Worth: $50 million+

ImageShack is a free image hosting and sharing service. Alexander founded the company in 2003 andhas grown it today to a top 100 website on Alexa. While growth has slowed in recent years ImageShackdominated the industry in the mid 2000s and is still an industry leader.

21. Eric Koger & Susan Gregg Koger

Company: ModclothAge: 26 & 25Net Worth: $15 million+ revenueAn online clothing retailer that was launched in 2002 and has almost $20 million in funding. Modclothdoes alright for itself with $15 million+ in revenue and over 150 employees. With the funding receivedthis past year and the company now being profitable Modcloth is poised to grow even faster in theupcoming years.

22. Aodhan Cullen
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Company: StatcounterAge: 28Net Worth: N/AAodhan started statcounter in 1999 to help websites track how many people visited their sites. Thecompany exploded throughout the dot com boom and as of 2008 had surpassed 2 million members.Statcounter in ranked in the top 200 on Alexa and despite increasing competition is still widely used.

23. Tristan Harris, Can Sar, and Jesse Young

Company: AptureAge: 26, 26, 25Net Worth: N/A

Apture is a multimedia linking company that works with content publishers online. Over 10,000 blogsuse the service along with high profile clients like The Wall Street Journal, Reuters and The New YorkTimes. The company has been backed by over $4 million and is constantly experimenting with newways to develop and deliver media online.

24. Dan Yue, Chris Wang, Ling Xiao

Company: PlaydomAge: 26, 26, 28Net Worth: $763 million acquisitionPlaydom is a leader in social networking gaming boasting over 400 employees and over $50 million inrevenue in 2009. The company was purchased by Disney in 2010 for up to $763 million depending onwhat growth numbers are met in coming years.

25. Ben Lerer
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Company:ThrillistAge: 29Net Worth: N/AThrillist is a newsletter that caters to mens lifestyle in 17 cities in the U.S. and U.K. The newsletter hasover 2 million subscribers and has a revenue of over $10 million a year. The newsletter is stillexpanding and more local markets are on tap for 2011

26. Emily Olson, Rob LaFave, and Nik Bauman

Company: Foodzie.comAge: 26, 27, 26

Net Worth: N/AFoodzie is a marketplace to find and buy food directly from artisan food growers. The company hasreceived over $1 million in funding and is in a prime marketplace as more people look to buy organicand local. Foodzie helps the small food growers by providing a marketplace but also by handling creditcards, shipping labels and tax calculations.

27. Nick Friedman & Omar Soliman

Company: C0llege Hunks Hauling JunkAge: 26Net Worth: N/ANick and Omar started a franchise of junk collection and removal from a summer business they hadstarted in 2002. A way to earn some summer income during college turned into a company that hasover 30 franchises, over 50 trucks and 100 employees across the country.
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28. Daniel Ek

Company: SpotifyAge: 27Net Worth: $80 million+ fundingWhile not currently offered in the U.S., Spotify is a U.K. based music streaming service. The serviceallows users to listen to any track with almost no delay and offers ad free services to listeners. Thecompany has raised over $80 million in funding and boasts over 10 million users.

29. Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, and Nathan Blecharczyk

Company: AirBnBAge: 28, 28, 27

Net Worth: N/AAirBnB is an online marketplace that lets people list, discover and book unique places to stay. Thereare over 50,000 listings in over 8,000 cities around the world. The company also has secured over $7million in funding as it looks to make it even easier for people to market their open spaces to peopleacross the world.

30. Amos Winbush III

Company: CybersynchsAge: 26Net Worth: N/AAmoss company synchs smart-phones with a secure database online so users can pull and storeinformation from their devices. The company returned over $5 million in revenue last year and thepopularity is growing as corporations are using the system to pull information from mobile workers.
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The Top 100 Powerful CEOs in India

Name Company/Group Rank

2010 2009Ratan Tata Tata Sons 1 1

Mukesh Ambani Reliance Industries 2 2

NR NarayanaMurthy

InfosysTechnologies

3 3

Anil Ambani Reliance ADAG 4 4

Sunil Mittal Bharti Group 5 9

Azim HashamPremji

Wipro 6 10

Kumar MangalamBirla

AV Birla Group 7 11

Rahul Bajaj Bajaj Auto 8 19

Anand G

Mahindra

Mahindra &

Mahindra

9 13

Vijay Mallya UB Group 10 6

S Gopalakrishnan InfosysTechnologies

11 12

OP Bhatt State Bank of India 12 17

Chanda Kochhar ICICI bank 13 14

Vinita Bali Britannia 14 NA

Venu Srinivasan TVS Motors 15 26

Shiv Nadar HCL Technologies 16 25

Uday Kotak Kotak Mahindra 17 35

Harsh Goenka RPG 18 42


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A B Godrej Godrej Group 19 27

Shashikant N RuiaEssar Group 20 38

AM Naik L&T 21 15

Ravikant N Ruia Essar Group 22 NAT S Vijayan LIC 23 33

Aditya Puri HDFC Bank 24 22

Kishore Biyani Future Group 25 24

Shikha Sharma Axis Bank 26 52

Subhash Chandra Zee Telefilms 27 40

K P Singh DLF Group 28 39Vineet Nayyar HCL Technologies 29 39

Rajiv Bajaj Bajaj Auto 30 18

Manoj Kohli Bharti Airtel 31 NA

K R Kamath Punjab NationalBank

32 NA

Deepak S Parekh HDFC 33 7

G M Rao GMR Infrastructure 34 44

Gautam Singhania Raymond 35 53

Hari ShankarSinghania

JK Tyre 36 NA

Vineet Nayar Tech Mahindra 37 NA

Naina Lal Kidwai HSBC 38 32

Yogesh ChanderDeveshwar

ITC 39 16

Pawan Munjal Hero Honda Motors 40 31

Anand Burman Dabur 41 NA

Neeraj Swaroop Standard Chartered 42 84


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Naresh Goyal Jet Airways 43 20

Kiran MazumdarShaw

Biocon 44 28

SP Hinduja Hinduja Group 45 59Shinzo Nakanishi Maruti Suzuki India 46 77

Naveen Jindal Jindal Steel 47 36

Jaiprakash Gaur Jaypee Group 48 NA

N Chandrasekaran TCS 49 NA

MA Alagappan Murugappa Group 50 46

Nusli N Wadia Bombay Dyeing 51 NAM M Murugappan Murugappa Group 52 NA

R Seshasayee Ashok Leyland 53 49

Deepak Puri Moser Baer 54 NA

Yogesh Aggarwal IDBI 55 78

Ajay G Piramal Piramal Enterprises 56 91

PM Telang Tata Motors 57 NA

Nitin Paranjpe Hindustan Unilever 58 62

Ratan Jindal JSL 59 60

Venugopal NDhoot

VideoconInternational

60 51

Gautam Adani Adani Enterprise 61 92

B N Kalyani Bharat Forge 62 88

Habil FKhorakiwala

Wockhardt 63 NA

PRS Oberoi East India Hotels 64 37

Sajjan Jindal JSW Steel 65 56

R K Krishna Tata Sons 66 NA


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Kumar

Analjit Singh Max India 67 NA

P R Menon Tata Power 68 63

Suneel M Advani Bluestar 69 NAN Srinath Tata

Communications70 NA

R S Sharma ONGC 71 54

K M Mammen MRF 72 34

Dilip S Shanghvi Sun Pharmaceuticals 73 90

Anil Agarwal Sterlite Industries 74 50Atul Sobti Ranbaxy 75 NA

K Anji ReddyDr ReddysLaboratories

76 41

Narendra K Patni Patni ComputerSystems

77 NA

K K Patel Nirma 78 NA

Ramesh Chandra Unitech 79 NAT V Ramanathan Exide Industries 80 NA

Percy Siganporia Tata Tea 81 72

AmitabhJhunjhunwala

Reliance Capital 82 NA

Sanjeev Aga Idea 83 NA

S K Roongta Sail 84 97

Malvinder Singh Religare 85 67

Rajan Nanda Escorts 86 NA

Ashok Sinha Bharat Petroleum 87 73

Sarthak Behuria Indian Oil 88 NA


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Corporation

DebuBhattacharya

Hindalco Industries 89 57

Harsh Mariwala Marico 90 87B C Tripathi Gail 91 NA

Tulsi R Tanti Suzlon 92 NA

Ajay Shriram DCM Shriram 93 98

Atul Punj Punj Lloyd 94 NA

Onkar S Kanwar Apollo Tyres 95 81

Shyam Bhartia Jubilant Organosys 96 NAB P Rao BHEL 97 75

Ashwin Dani Asian Paints 98 71

Arun BalakrishnanHindustanPetroleum

99 76

Meher Pudumjee Thermax 100 N

Top 30 CEOs around d World


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1) Market Cap Change

Steve JobsApple1997-PresentUnited StatesInformation Technology

Insider CEOMBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 3,226%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 3,188%

2) Market Cap

Change

Yun Jong-YongSamsung Electronics

1996-2008South KoreaInformation TechnologyInsider CEOMBA: No


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Country-Adjusted TSR: 1,559%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 1,458%


Alexey B. MillerGazprom2001-PresentRussiaEnergyInsider CEOMBA: No

Country-Adjusted TSR: 2,032%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 2,427%

4) Market Cap

Change


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John T. ChambersCisco Systems

1995-PresentUnited StatesInformation TechnologyInsider CEOMBA: YesCountry-Adjusted TSR: 922%


Mukesh D. AmbaniReliance Industries2002-PresentIndiaEnergy

Insider CEOMBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 1,001%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 1,430%


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John C. MartinGilead Sciences

1996-PresentUnited StatesHealth CareInsider CEOMBA: YesCountry-Adjusted TSR: 2,089%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 2,054%


Jeffrey P. BezosAmazon.com

1996-PresentUnited StatesRetailInsider CEOMBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 4,592%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 4,586%


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Margaret C. WhitmanEbay

1998-2008United StatesInformation TechnologyOutsider CEOMBA: YesCountry-Adjusted TSR: 1,434%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 1,368%

10) Market Cap

Change

Hugh GrantMonsanto

2003-PresentUnited StatesMaterials


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Insider CEOMBA: YesCountry-Adjusted TSR: 684%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 572%


Robert L. TillmanLowes1996-2005United StatesRetailInsider CEO

MBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 459%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 456%


William E. Greehey


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Valero Energy1997-2005United StatesEnergyInsider CEOMBA: No

Country-Adjusted TSR: 613%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 525%


Gareth DavisImperial Tobacco Group1996-PresentUnited Kingdom

Consumer Goods & ServicesInsider CEOMBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 937%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 638%

14) Market Cap

Change


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William J. DoylePotashCorp

1999-PresentCanadaMaterialsInsider CEOMBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 651%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 939%


Benjamin SteinbruchCompanhia Siderrgica Nacional

2002-PresentBrazilMaterialsInsider CEOMBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 2,337%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 3,360%


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Bart BechtReckitt Benckiser Group

1999-PresentUnited KingdomConsumer Goods & ServicesInsider CEOMBA: YesCountry-Adjusted TSR: 402%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 364%

17) Market CapChange

Masahiro SakaneKomatsu

2003-2007JapanIndustrialsInsider CEOMBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 652%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 497%


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18) Market Cap

Change

Terry LeahyTesco

1997-PresentUnited Kingdom

RetailInsider CEOMBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 309%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 307%

19) Market Cap

Change

John W. ThompsonSymantec

1999-2009United StatesInformation Technology


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Outsider CEOMBA: YesCountry-Adjusted TSR: 839%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 851%


Graham MackaySABMiller1997-PresentUnited KingdomConsumer Goods & ServicesInsider CEO


21) Market Cap

Change

Mikael LiliusFortum


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2000-2009FinlandUtilitiesOutsider CEO



Mikhail ProkhorovNorilsk Nickel2001-2007

RussiaMaterialsInsider CEOMBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 260%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 739%

23) Market Cap

Change


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Mark G. PapaEOG Resources

1998-PresentUnited StatesEnergyInsider CEOMBA: YesCountry-Adjusted TSR: 1,128%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 908


C. John WilderTXU2004-2007United States

UtilitiesOutsider CEOMBA: YesCountry-Adjusted TSR: 396%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 313%


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Frank ChapmanBG Group

2000-PresentUnited KingdomEnergyOutsider CEOMBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 333%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 242%


Paul Chisholm

Colt Telecom Group1996-2001United Kingdom

TelecommunicationInsider CEOMBA: YesCountry-Adjusted TSR: 1,923%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 1,770%


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David B. Snow, Jr.Medco Health Solutions

2003-PresentUnited StatesHealth CareOutsider CEOMBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 418%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 396%


Tomeo KanbayashiNTT Data1995-1999

JapanInformation TechnologyInsider CEOMBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 658%


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Industry-Adjusted TSR: 436%

29) Market

Cap Change

Chung Mong-KooHyundai Motor

1998-PresentSouth KoreaAutomobiles & ComponentsOutsider CEOMBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 357%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 822%



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John C. S. LauHusky Energy2000-Present

CanadaEnergyInsider CEOMBA: NoCountry-Adjusted TSR: 504%Industry-Adjusted TSR: 576%

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Laundry:- Surf Excel, sun light, Rin ,Wheel & Ala bleech

Dishwasher :- Vim

Disinfectants:- Domex, cif

Foods:- Kissan(Jam,Ketchup,Squashes), Annapurna(Aata and salt), Knorr Soups,Modern Bread

Ice-cream:- Kwality Wall's

Bewerages:-Tea:- Brooke bond, Lipton, taj mahal Coffee:- Brooke bond bruBeauty Products:- Fair & Lovely, Lakme, Ponds, Vaseline and AvianceHair-Care:- Sunsilk naturals, Clinic , Dove and Lifebouy

Oral-Care:- Pepsodent and Close-upDeo spray:- Axe and RexonaWater Purifier:- Pureit

Advertising is a big business in this era in India. Indian Advertising industry has witnessed a prominentglobalisation. With the inception of various divisions,the advertising industry has undergone a seachange. Indian consumer's deepening pocket and blooming markets for ad-spends have touched newheights in India. The Indian Advertising Companies are creating stories and brand experiences in a way

that engages and involves. The Best Indian sites offers the names of the top Advertising Organizations InIndia.

Here is a list of the top Indian websites and a quick glance at them willhelp you to get the required knowledge about the websites

Top Advertising Companies of India:


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Ogilvy and Mather:

This is one of the leading advertising company in India. This organization believes that devotion to thebrand defines the profile of their company. This company has offices across the globe. The objective of thecompany is to build brands. I t is a subsidiary of WPP Group plc. The headquarter of the company is inNew York.

J Walter Thompson India:

One of the most popular company in the advertising industry is J Walter Thompson India. Their objectiveis to make advertising a part of the life of the consumers. This is also world's best advertising brand withabout 200 offices in 90 countries. This company is the first one to introduce pioneer careers in ad forwomen,sex-appeal ads and also produced the first ever sponsored -TV program.

Mudra Communication Pvt. Ltd:

This is one of the renowned advertising company of India. This advertising organization was founded inthe year 1980 at Mumbai. Recently the Ad company declared the addition of public relations,rural

marketing,events etc. The head office of the company is in Bombay Area.

FCB-Ulka Advertising Ltd:

One of the best company in India in the advertising arena is FCB-Ulka Advertising Ltd. In US ,thisadvertising company ranks third and tenth in the world having about 188 offices in 102 countries. Theiraim is to reflect the needs of the brand and not the personality of the brand. It has about 500professionals and no prima donnas.

Rediffusion-DY&R:

This Advertising company of India has made a benchmark in the field of creativity. India's 5th largestadvertising company is Rediffusion. This advertising agency offers a wide array of integrated pr services

for external and internal communications. The primary strength of the company lies in the mediarelations.

McCann-Erickson India Ltd:

The prominent name among the best advertising companies of India is McCann-Erickson India Ltd. Theydefine work in relation to the impact that advertising has on the lives of masses. The testimony of thecompany in which it firmly believes is the campaign of Coca -cola-'Thanda Matlab Coca Cola'.

RK Swamy/BBDO Advertising Ltd:

It maintained the record of remaining consistently among the top ten advertising agencies in India.Established in 1973,this advertising reached great heights. This is also India's No.1 research company inthe market sector and is fully run by Indians. Brand Equity is an integral part of the company.

Grey Worldwide (I) Pvt. Ltd:

A significant name in India in the world of advertising agencies is Grey Worldwide (I) Pvt Ltd.The companyis primarily based in Mumbai and has offices in Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Bangalore and New Delhi. It is asubsidiary of Grey Worldwide. The company specializes in advertising and marketing services.

Leo Burnett India Pvt. Ltd :
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It has a significant presence in about 96 offices in 10 countries. This advertising agency was awarded the'Worldwide Agency of the Year' in 2004.They are proficient in explaining how a single image is worththousand words and can break the barriers of language but not at the cost of the ad's emotional power.

Contract Advertising India Ltd:

This advertising company of India is one of the leading advertising agencies in India. It is one-to-onecustomer lifecycle management advertising agency. It was founded in 1992 and is situated in Mumbai. Itoffers a wide range of services like online marketing and strategy and many others.

Top 25 Advertising Agencies of IndiaDecember 23, 2008 at 10:52 am Filed under Advertising

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BEST GLOBAL BRANDS

1 Coca-Cola$67,000 million
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2005 Rank/Value1 / $67,525 million-1% change from 2005Based in U.S.

Flagging appetite for soda has cut demand for Coke, but the beverage giant hasa raft of new products in the pipeline that could reverse its recent slide.

Photo by HOANG DINH NAM/AFP/Getty Images

2 Microsoft$56,926 million2005 Rank/Value2 / $59,941 million-5% change from 2005Based in U.S.

Threats from Google and Apple haven't yet offset the power of its Windows and

Office monopolies.

3 IBM$56,201 million2005 Rank/Value3 / $53,376 million5% change from 2005Based in U.S.

Having off-loaded its low-profit PC business to Lenovo, IBM is marketing on thestrategic level to corporate leaders.

4 GE

$48,907 million2005 Rank/Value4 / $46,996 million4% change from 2005Based in U.S.The brand Edison built has extended its reach from ovens to credit cards, andthe "Ecomagination" push is making GE look like a protector of the planet.

5 Intel$32,319 million2005 Rank/Value5 / $35,588 million

-9% change from 2005Based in U.S.

Profits and market share weren't the only things slammed by rival AMD. Intel'sbrand value tumbled 9%, as it loss business from high-profile customers.

6 Nokia$30,131 million2005 Rank/Value6 / $26,452 million


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14% change from 2005Based in Finland

Fashionable designs and low-cost models for the developing world enabled themobile phone maker to regain ground against competitors.

7 Toyota

$27,941 million2005 Rank/Value9 / $24,837 million12% change from 2005Based in Japan

Toyota is closing in on GM to become the world's biggest automaker. A slated10% increase in U.S. sales this year will help even more.

7 Toyota

$27,941 million2005 Rank/Value9 / $24,837 million

12% change from 2005Based in JapanToyota is closing in on GM to become the world's biggest automaker. A slated10% increase in U.S. sales this year will help even more.

9 McDonald's

$27,501 million2005 Rank/Value8 / $26,014 million6% change from 2005Based in U.S.

A new healthy-living marketing campaignand the premium-priced sandwichesand salads that came with ithave led to a fourth year of sales gains.

10 Mercedes-Benz$21,795 million2005 Rank/Value11 / $20,006 million9% change from 2005Based in Germany

The new S-Class sedan and M-Class SUV are helping repair a tarnished qualityreputation. High costs and weak margins will take longer to fix.

11 Citi$21,458 million2005 Rank/Value12 / $19,967 million7% change from 2005Based in U.S.

Already the biggest U.S. bank, Citigroup's quest to generate more revenues fromworld markets has it introducing its brand to new emerging markets.

12 Marlboro


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$21,350 million2005 Rank/Value10 / $21,189 million1% change from 2005Based in U.S.

Marlboro remains firmly in the saddle, particularly outside the U.S., as it expandsinto developing markets.

13 Hewlett-Packard$20,458 million2005 Rank/Value13 / $18,866 million8% change from 2005Based in U.S.

Under CEO Mark Hurd, HP is skipping glitzy image ads to push specific products.Improving profits and a 40% stock price increase haven't hurt.

14 American Express. $19,641 million2005 Rank/Value14 / $18,559 million6% change from 2005Based in U.S.

A preeminent financial-services brand among high-end customers, the companyis recasting itself as hip to broaden its appeal to a younger set

15 BMW$19,617 million2005 Rank/Value

16 / $17,126 million15% change from 2005Based in Germany

BMW continues to churn out hot models that buyers love to drive and Japaneseautomakers can't seem to replicate.

Photo by Bloomberg News

16 Gillette$19,579 million2005 Rank/Value15 / $17,534 million

12% change from 2005Based in U.S.

Gillette's new six-bladed Fusion razor met with ridicule when it was introduced.But with Fusion sales soaring, Gillette is still king.

17 Louis Vuitton$17,606 million2005 Rank/Value18 / $16,077 million


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10% change from 2005Based in France

With a glitzy new flagship on the Champs Elyses, the world's richest luxurybrand celebrates yet another year of robust growth.

18Cisco$17,532 million2005 Rank/Value17 / $16,592 million6% change from 2005Based in U.S.

Cisco's decision to lead with its Linksys brand for consumers hasn't made thecompany a hold.

19 Honda$17,049 million

2005 Rank/Value19 / $15,788 million8% change from 2005Based in Japan

As gas prices rise, Honda's gas sippers are helping the Japanese carmaker gnawinto the Big Three's market share.usehold name yet, but it's helping.

20 Samsung$16,169 million2005 Rank/Value20 / $14,956 million8% change from 2005

Based in S. KoreaSamsung is rolling out hot LCD TVs and ever more powerful memory chips. But itis missing in action with low-end handsets, hurting market share.

21 Merrill Lynch$13,001 million2005 Rank/Value25 / $12,018 million8% change from 2005Based in U.S.

Merrill Lynch has made a dramatic transformation from a sleepy, stablebrokerage to a lean and mean investment bank.

22 Pepsi$12,690 million2005 Rank/Value23 / $12,399 million2% change from 2005Based in U.S.It tapped a growing obsession with obesity by shifting marketing dollars to DietPepsi. Another boost? Rival Coke's move to copy Pepsi Max with Coke Zero.


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23 Nescafe$12,507 million2005 Rank/Value24 / $12,241 million2% change from 2005Based in Switzerland

Sales of instant coffee are piping hot in emerging markets, while flavored coffeesand new products have boosted appeal in the U.S. and Europe.

24 Google$12,376 million2005 Rank/Value38 / $8,461 million

46% change from 2005Based in U.S.

Its recent inclusion as a verb in the Oxford English Dictionary confirms whatcompetitors feared: Google means search to an army of Web users.

25 Dell$12,256 million2005 Rank/Value21 / $13,231 million-7% change from 2005Based in U.S.

The king of the inexpensive PC is trying to regain trust with a campaign tobolster customer service and technical support.

26 Sony$11,695 million2005 Rank/Value28 / $10,754 million9% change from 2005Based in Japan

Sony CEO Howard Stringer has fixed the TV biz, but other electronics productsare struggling. He's betting PlayStation 3 can help turn things around.

27 Budweiser$11,662 million

2005 Rank/Value26 / $11,878 million-2% change from 2005Based in U.S.

A price war and changing tastes left the No.1 beer maker with a nasty hangover.The drop in profits for 2005 was its first in a decade.

28 HSBC$11,622 million


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2005 Rank/Value29 / $10,429 million11% change from 2005Based in Britain

With retail, private, and investment banking operations in 76 countries, theworld's local bank is fast becoming a major force in financial services.

29 Oracle$11,459 million2005 Rank/Value27 / $10,887 million5% change from 2005Based in U.S.

Last year, Oracle bought another major software brand, Siebel Systems. Thisyear it will have to sew it together and keep its customers happen.

30 Ford$11,056 million2005 Rank/Values

22 / $13,159 million-16% change from 2005Based in U.S.

The iconic auto brand has declined in every measure. Weak marketing, badpress, shallow product portfolio, and a bottomed-out U.S. stock price hurt value.

TOP RETAIL NETWORK

1. Pantaloon Retail:

It is headquartered in Mumbai with 450 stores across the country employing more than 18,000 people.

It can boast of launching the first hypermarket Big Bazaar in India in 2001. An all-India retail space of

5 million sq. ft. which is expected to reach 30 mn by 2010. It is not only the largest retailer in Indiawith a turnover of over Rs. 20 billion but is present across most retail segments - Food & grocery (Big

bazaar, Food bazaar), Home solutions (Hometown, furniture bazaar, collection-i), consumer electronics

(e-zone), shoes (shoe factory), Books: music & gifts (Depot), Health & Beauty care services (Star,

Sitara and Health village in the pipeline), e-tailing (Futurbazaar.com), entertainment (Bowling co.)

One of their recent innovations include e-commerce hybrid format of small shops , the area for these

stores will be 150 sq. ft. fitted with 40 digital screens. Customers will be encouraged to browse

through the entire range of products on digital screen. They will be able to place the order, the

delivery of which will be arranged by the shop to their homes within a few hours

2. K Raheja Group

They forayed into retail with Shoppers Stop, Indias first departmental store in 2001. It is the only

retailer from India to become a member of the prestigious Intercontinental Group of Departmental

Stores (IGDS). They have signed a 50:50 joint venture with the Nuance Group for Airport Retailing.

Shoppers Stop has 7, 52, 00 sq ft of retail space with a turnover of Rs 6.75 billion.

The first Hypercity opened in Mumbai in 2006 with an area of 1, 20,000 sq. ft. clocking gross sales of

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Crossword brand of book stores, Homes stop a store for home solutions, Mothercare a concept

stocking merchandise related to childcare are also owned by them. Recently, Rahejas have signed an

MoU with the Home Retail Group of UK to enter into a franchise arrangement for the Argos formats of

catalogue & internet retailing.

The group has announced plans to establish a network of 55 hypermarkets across India with sales

expected to cross the US$100 million mark by 2010.

3. Tata group:

Established in 1998, Trent - one of the subsidiaries of Tata Group - operates Westside, a lifestyle retail

chain and Star India Bazaar - a hypermarket with a large assortment of products at the lowest prices.

In 2005, it acquired Landmark, India's largest book and music retailer. Trent has more than 4 lakh sq.

ft. space across the country. Westside registered a turnover of Rs 3.58 mn in 2006.

Tatas has also formed a subsidiary named Infiniti retail which consists of Croma, a consumer

electronics chain. It is a 15000-17000 sq. ft. format with 8 stores as of September 2007.

Another subsidiary, Titan Industries, owns brands like Titan, the watch of India has 200 exclusive

outlets the country and Tanishq, the jewellery brand, has 87 exclusive outlets. Their combined

turnover is Rs 6.55 billion.

Trent plans to open 27 more stores across its retail formats adding 1.5 mn sq ft of space in the next

12 DLF malls.

4. RPG group:

One of the first entrants into organised food & grocery retail with

Foodworld stores in 1996 and then formed an alliance with Dairy farm

International and launched health & glow (pharmacy & beauty care)

outlets. Now the alliance has dissolved and RPG has Spencers Hyper,

Super, Daily and Express formats and Music World stores across the

country.

RPG has 6 lakh sq. ft. of retail space and has registered a turnover of Rs 4.5 billion in 2006.

It is planning to venture into books retail, with the launch of its own bookstores Books and Beyond

by the end of 2007. An IPO is also in the offering, with expansion to 450+ MusicWorld, 50+ Spencer's

hyper outlets covering 4 million sq. ft. by 2010.

5. Landmark group:

were launched in 1998 in India. Lifestyle is spread across six cities, covering 4.6 lakh sq. ft. with a

turnover of Rs 3.5 billion in 2005. A new division named Lifestyle International has emerged for their

international brands business comprising Bossino, Kappa and Springfield in their portfolio.


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Their retail mix includes Home solutions (Home centre), fashion (lifestyle, landmark International),

value retailing (max retail), hypermarkets & supermarkets (Max), kids entertainment (Funcity).

They plan to invest Rs. 300 crores in the next two years to expand on Max chain, and Rs 100 crores on

Citymax 3 star hotel chain. They have already instituted a separate company christened Citymax

Hotels (India).

6. Piramal Group

In September 1999, Piramal Enterprises announced their arrival into retail with the launch of three

retail concepts: India's first true shopping mall of international standards, called Crossroads; a lifestyle

department store named Piramyd Megastore; and a family entertainment centre known as Jammin.

Piramyd Megastore and Jammin were anchor tenants for Crossroads (recently sold to Pantaloon for Rs

4 billion). In 2001, the group entered the business of food & grocery retail with the launch of TruMart

supermarkets in Pune.

They have around 18 TruMart stores covering 1.90 lakh sq. ft. registering a turnover of Rs 37.6 mn in

2005. Piraymd Megatsores contributes more than 70 % to their retail mix with a turnover of Rs 112.8

mn. They plan to open 150 stores covering 75 mn sq ft of retail space in the next 5 years.

7. Subhiksha

Subhiksha is a Chennai-based, decade old, no frills, food, grocery, pharma and telecom, discount retail

chain. ICICI Venture Capital holds 24% in the equity capital of Subhiksha. It has more than 500 stores

across the country covering a retail space of more than 1 million sq ft with a registered turnover of Rs

3.34 bn in 2006. It has a planned investment of Rs.300 crores to ramp up its operations to 1200

stores by 2008.

New but potential BIG players

8. Bharti-Walmart

Their plans include US$ 7 bn investment in creating retail network in the country including 100

hypermarkets and several hundred small stores. They have signed a 50:50 percent joint venture

agreement with Walmart. Wal-Mart will do the cash & carry while Bharti will do the front-end.

9. Reliance

Indias most ambitious retail plans are by reliance, with investments to the tune of Rs. 30,000 cr ($

6.67 bn) to set up multiple formats with expected sales of Rs 90,000 crores ($20 bn) by 2009-10.

There are already more than 300 Reliance Fresh stores and the first Reliance Mart Hypermart has

opened in Ahmedabad. The next ones are slated to open at Jamnagar, followed by marts in Delhi /

NCR, Hyderabad, Vijaywada, Pune and Ludhiana.

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They have a strong presence in apparel retailing through Madura garments which is subsidiary of

Aditya Birla Nuvo Ltd. They own brands like Louis Phillipe, Van Heusen, Allen Solly, Peter England,

Trouser town.

In other segments of retail, AV Birla Group has announced investment plans of Rs 8000 - 9000 crores

in the first 3 years till 2010.

The acquisition of Trinethra (food & grocery) chain in the south has moved their tally to 400 stores in

the country. Their More range of 15 supermarkets are slated to open at Nashik, Pune and other tier

II cities in Western India in 2007.

List of Top Marketing Companies of India

Hindustan Lever Network :

This is the leading marketing company of India, which believes that someone somewhere chooses theirproduct about 160 million times a day.14 categories of 400 brands ranging from personal care, food products

and home touches the lives of many which is done by no other company .The company has about 174 000people in 100 countries across the globe and also supports many suppliers, contractors and distributors.

Tata Mc Graw Hill :

It is one of the most popular marketing companies of India. It is the Indian subsidiary of the McGraw-HillCompanies and also the market topper in educational books encompassing books on variety of subjects andinterest. Their main activity is reprinting, publishing and marketing of McGraw-Hill books. This company wasfounded in 1970.

Proctor and Gamble:

This is the second largest FMCG Company in India which does not lag much behind than the topper Unilever.The company has two subsidiaries in India- P&G Home Products and P&G Hygiene and Health Care Ltd. Thelatter is the fastest growing Fast Moving Consumer Goods Company of India with turnover of about Rs 500crores.

Godrej:

Noted among the top Indian marketing companies, Godrej aims at innovation. It dealsin fast moving consumer goods and operates in India and other cities across the globe.The company provides variety in the brands like cosmetics, toiletries, hair care, fabric

care, baby care, household care and many others.

Ogilvy & Mather :

This is one of the most famous marketing company of India. It not only provides services in marketing butalso other spheres like advertising,brand consulting,PR, Healthcare Communications and Sales promotion.Their relationship and interactive marketing strategy stands out among other services. Their offices arespread world wide in Middle East,North America, Latin America and many other places.

Maruti Udyog Ltd:

It is the market leader in the automobile sector especially the small car segment. It was founded in the mid-80s.The flagship brand of the company, Maruti 800, is a great success and is synonymous with the Indian

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cars. The company offers direct marketing as a communication tool and also conducts regular consumerresearch to assess the market trend and demand.

ITC Limited:

The ITC is undoubtedly one among the premier marketing companies of India. The company has a marketcapitalization of about $19 billion and turnover of more than $1.5 billion. It is also rated among the world'sbest big companies. It specializes in hotels, agri-business, FMCG products, personal care, and brandedapparel. Their business motive is to create multiple drivers from corporate strategies. They have peerlessdistribution reach, great supply chain management, and effective brand building.

Videocon:

One among the finest marketing companies in India is Videocon. It is one of the leading consumer durablesbrands of India. Their marketing strategy is the multi-branding in consumer durables keeping in mindIndias consumer durables industry. The company's direct-to-home venture is aiming 10% subscription.Now it is focusing on how to reiterate the role of mass marketer.

Tata International:

It is considered as the gateway of Tata Group's business to the world. The company was founded in the year1962.The global business units of the company are minerals, engineering, steel, chemical and bulkcommodities. This marketing company also markets consumer products and IT services. It has offices inThailand, India, UK, Singapore and across other countries of the world.

Essar:

It is a fully integrated oil company of international size. It is currently aiming to increase their exploration

acreage across the world and open 5000 retail outlets. Essar's oil refinery in Gujarat has the ability to

produce diesel and petrol in India and international markets

List of Top Finance Companies of India

SBI Capital Markets Limited :

It is one among the oldest organizations in the capital markets sector of India. It was established in the year1986 as an ancillary of SBI.It ranks second in Asia's Project Advisory services. The company is a traiblazer inprivatization and securitisation. The companies subsidiaries are SBICAPs Ventures Ltd., SBICAP TrusteeCo.Ltd. And many others.

Bajaj Capital Limited:

The company offers best investment advisory and financial planning. It provides institutional investors, NRIs,corporate houses, individual investors , high network clients with investment advisory and financial planningservices. It is also the largest provider of finance products offered by public and private organizations,several

government bodies,investment products like bonds,mutual funds,general insurance etc.

DSP Meriyll Lynch Limited :

It is the key player of equity and debt securities in India. It renders financial advises to many corporationsand institutions. It also offers a wide array of wealth management and investor services along withcustomized advices related to financial matters. This company is the pioneer to form research facility toresearch in financial products and services,improvements and innovations. The company also has its hand inthe Government securities and holds an eminent position in the market of equity and debt in India.
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Birla Global Finance Limited :

It is a subsidiary of Aditya Birla Nuvo Ltd. Their motto is to be the first choice of thecustomers as a major provider of financial services through technology and valuecreation. The primary activities of the company are Corporate Finance and Capital

Market. Aditya Birla Nuvo has also formed alliane with Sun Life Financial of Canada which has given rise tothe following financial services companies like Birla Sun Life Insurance Co Ltd., Birla Sun Life Distribution Co.

and many others.

Housing Development Finance Corporation :

This company offers the best financial solutions and guidance for home loans,property related services,loansfor NRIs etc. in India. The one stop destination for comprehensive information on personal finance is HDFC.The company has a wide network in India and abroad. HDFC overseas offices are inSingapore,Kuwait,Qatar,Saudi Arabia and many others.

PNB Housing Finance Limited :

This is completely owned by PNB and offers premium solutions to relieve the borrowers. This subsidiary ofthe PNB has recorded a growth a 73% and is a leading finance company of India. The Home Loan Life

Insurance Plan of this company in association with TATA AIG offers the lowest premium in compare toothers. The chart for loans of 5 lacs and tenure of 15 years is just premium. It renders other services likeDeposit schemes,Loan schemes and many others.

ICICI Group :

ICICI offers a wide spectrum of financial products and services in India. The company provides solutions forall needs like Instant Banking,Online Trading,Insta Insure,ICICI Bank imobile etc. The company keeps up thefinancial profile healthy and diversify earnings across geographies and businesses. The company's philosophyis to deliver high class financial services for all the cross sections of the society. Their products are MutualFund,Private Equity Practice,Securities,Life Insurance etc.

LIC Finance Limited :

It is the leading player in the finance sector of India being the biggest Housing Finance Company of India.The function of the company is to provide finance to individuals for repair or construction or renovation ofthe old or new apartment or house. It also offers finance on the existing property for personal or businessmatters. The company has 14 back offices,6 regional offices and 126 units of marketing in India.

L & T Finance Limited:

This company was established in the year 1994 by the Larsen and Turbo group and now it is a significantname in the financial sector. The company offers schemes like funds for automobiles, funds for AgriculturalInstruments,secured loans,funds for automobiles and many others. It offers loans for a long tenure and theloans are given in exchange of valuable items.

Karvy Group:

The company has about 575 offices in 375 destinations in India. It offers services like the Mutual Funds

Services,Depository Services,Debt Market Services,Investment Banking and many others.

List Of Top BPO Companies Of India:

Genpact:

The Top most BPO company in India is Genpact. The company manages its business across the world with

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a wide network of 30 centres in nine countries. It renders services in different sectors like customerservice,accounting and finance,supply chain and procurement,IT infrastructure and enterprise application.It is among the best ten in IAOP's 'Global Outsourcing 100' list in the year 2007-08.

WNS Global:

It was certified as the No.1 BPO company for the year 2005. This leading BPO company in India wasfounded in the year 1996 with about 9,000 professionals. It provides services in other industries likeinsurance,travel,manufacturing,retail etc. It offers world class service to the leading companies with itsdeep business process knowledge. The revenues of the company stand out at $ 459.9 million which isabout 30.5% up from the fiscal 2007.

IBM Daksh:

This is one among the best Indian BPOs. This five year old company has reachedgreat heights. IBM Corporation formed the Daksh-e-services to work as a global hub for managing thespace of business process outsourcing for the clients in the world. This BPO in India has about 14 deliverycentres in India and 36 centres in the world. It has a workforce of about 20,000 people. It also receivedthe title of the most respected BPO company in the world.

Aditya Birla Minacs Worldwide:

This is one of the best Indian BPO when Canada's leading BPO company, Minacs and TransWorks,the BPOdivision of Aditya Birla Group came together to become the leading player in global business processoutsourcing. It is India's No.2 BPO company and offers BPO solutions to Fortune 500 clients.TCS BPO:

It is significant name in the BPO industry of India. This is ranked as world's one of the top BPO providersin the year 2006 by the International Association of Outsourcing Professionals. It offers services in theareas like HR outsourcing,KPO,payroll,banking and many others. It has about 155 offices in 41 countriesand the company's head office is in Bangalore.

Wipro BPO:

This BPO company of India gave a great jump in the BPO services by acquiring Spectramind. This BPOcomplements the services provided by the Wipro Technologies. It is one of the largest BPO players inIndia and world wide. The clients of this BPO,company belong to the sectors likebanking,travel,hospitality,hi-tech manufacturing etc.

First Source:

This popular BPO company of India was formerly known as ICICI One source. This company ranked thirdthe 'Hot player list of off shore outsourcing companies' by the Business Week. In India the BPO, companyhas a work force of about 17,000 employees. It was also ranked among the top ten ITES companies in theyear 2007 by NASSCOM.

Infosys BPO:

It is a subsidiary of the Infosys Technologies established in the year 2002.It is ranked among the mostpopular and leading BPO companies in India. They focus on end-to-end outsourcing in lesser costs,Itoperates in China,India,Poland,Bangkok,Mexico employing about 16,295 people.

HCL BPO:

This is one of the renowned BPO companies in India. It is a division of the HCL Technologies having about13,200 professionals outside India. This leading BPO has about 14 delivery centres in India. It focuses on

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the spheres like banking,media,publishing,insurance etc. It ranked second in the PurdueBenchmark(2003) Global Peer Group of BPO service Providers.

EXL service Holdings:

This BPO company has recorded a fast pace growth with about 50 clients and a employee strength of8,200 staff. It was recognized as one among the top 100 hot growth companies in 2007.It is also amongthe top 10 best performing BPOs in the list of CMP Media.

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