If you look across the modern corporate landscape, a fascinating trend emerges. From the tech juggernauts shaping artificial intelligence to legacy industrial giants, some of the most powerful enterprises in the world are helmed by individuals of Indian origin. We aren't just talking about a minor statistical blip. Over the past decade and a half, the footprint of Indian-origin leaders in Fortune 500 and global multinational boardrooms has surged by nearly 400%. Today, these executives are running corporate entities boasting a combined market capitalization surpassing $3 trillion . It’s an extraordinary flex on the global stage. But beyond the headline-grabbing valuations and tech titan status (think Satya Nadella at Microsoft or Sundar Pichai at Alphabet ), a deeper question remains: What is driving this phenomenon, and why are Indian leaders outlasting their global peers? The Longevity Factor: Why Indian CEOs Stay the Course Corporate leadership at the highest level is not...
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