The Mega Rail MD NVS Reddy gives a lecture on Leadership Failures during the crisis

Citing the founder and prominent entrepreneur of Café Coffee Day, the recent suicide case of Mr. VG Siddhartha, MD, HMRL, Mr. NVS Reddy illuminated a large gathering of businessmen and professionals who belong to the Rotary Clubs of the twin cities in " Management of leadership failures during the crisis "today (Wednesday).

In explaining how extreme passion, impractical objectives, high expectations, and social pressure can exert tremendous pressure on business leaders and high-profile project managers, he stressed the need to maintain emotional balance and equanimity in addressing adversities in business and life. He said that high-profile managers and ambitious entrepreneurs are alone at the top and are generally reluctant to share their problems with colleagues and family members and this sometimes results in a sudden explosion and suicidal tendencies unless they develop a mechanism. of safety valve to let out steam.

Giving examples of his own experience of leading a high-pressure and extremely difficult Metro Rail project with a series of problems in the form of daily turmoil, countless court cases, religious issues and other sensitive issues, invasions, threats and attacks on vested interests, etc. , the MD explained how he addressed the problems and made a PPP Metro Rail project "canceled" a reality and success. Value of conviction, strict personal discipline, communication and negotiation skills; He added that maintaining a cool and calm behavior and not being provoked even by defamatory comments, burning effigy and personal insults have helped.

The MD of the Mega Rail NVS Reddy explained how he kept the spirit of his team members high even during the episode of Maytas' failure and the initial period of agitation against the project by constantly giving them motivational lectures, etc. He said that the enormous patience, perseverance, attitude, and equanimity finally produced a world-class Metro Rail project and that will help Hyderabad become a global city in the coming years.

Rtn K. Mohan Rayudu, President, Rotary Club of Secunderabad,

Sri Marri Ravinder Reddy, former governor, Rotary clubs in twin cities and other Rotarians were also present.