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BRC, VMentor.ai And Sarathi.ai Partner To Modernize Indian Leadership
Three organisations in India are working together to bring traditional Indian knowledge into modern workplaces.
This knowledge includes ideas about leadership, ethics, learning and how organisations work.
The Bhaktivedanta Research Center will provide research and scholarship.
VMentor.ai will turn those ideas into programmes for leaders and organisations.
Sarathi.ai will create practical lessons and coaching for employees and frontline workers.
The programmes may cover decision-making, workplace culture and better performance.
The partners want the ideas to be useful in everyday work, not only in academic discussions.
They signed their agreement at the ISKCON Temple in Juhu, Mumbai.
Bhaktivedanta Research Center, VMentor.ai and Sarathi.ai signed a strategic partnership to apply Indian Knowledge Systems to modern workplaces.
The partners will combine research, organisational transformation and technology-enabled frontline learning.
Planned programmes will address leadership, organisational culture, decision-making, employee effectiveness and frontline performance.
VMentor.ai will translate IKS insights into leadership and business interventions, while Sarathi.ai will focus on frontline learning and performance coaching.
The memorandum of understanding was signed at the ISKCON Temple in Juhu, Mumbai, by representatives of all three organisations.
- Who
- Bhaktivedanta Research Center, VMentor.ai and Sarathi.ai, represented by their trustees and co-founders.
- What
- The organisations entered into a strategic partnership and signed a memorandum of understanding to develop programmes based on Indian Knowledge Systems.
- Where
- The memorandum was signed at the ISKCON Temple, Juhu, Mumbai.
- When
- The articles do not specify the date of the signing.
- Why
- To connect Indian Knowledge Systems with contemporary leadership, organisational development, employee learning and business performance.
Key facts
- Partners
- Bhaktivedanta Research Center, VMentor.ai and Sarathi.ai
- Focus
- Applying Indian Knowledge Systems to modern leadership and business
- Programme areas
- Leadership development, leadership pipelines, organisational culture, decision-making, employee effectiveness and frontline performance
- BRC role
- Providing research, scholarship and expertise in Indian Knowledge Systems
- VMentor.ai role
- Translating IKS insights into leadership, culture, organisational effectiveness and business interventions
- Sarathi.ai role
- Delivering practical frontline learning and performance coaching
- Signing venue
- ISKCON Temple, Juhu, Mumbai
Quotes
Meenu Bhatia
Cofounder of VMentor.ai and Sarathi.ai
“The future of leadership cannot be built only by importing frameworks created in very different cultural and historical contexts. There is an opportunity to rediscover India’s own intellectual heritage and ask a very practical question: what can this knowledge teach us about leading people, building institutions and creating sustainable performance? This partnership is an attempt to answer that question rigorously and responsibly.”
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“Indian Knowledge Systems offer a vast body of thought on human behaviour, leadership, ethics, purpose, learning and the functioning of institutions. The opportunity before us is to engage with this knowledge with intellectual rigour and translate it for contemporary contexts without losing its depth or authenticity. This collaboration creates an important platform for that journey.”
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Sources
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