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WIN to host transformational discussions at Davos 2024 during World Economic Forum
Mumbai: Women Inspiring Network (WIN) proudly announced its participation during the upcoming World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Dedicated to the leadership, innovation, and inspiration of women globally, WIN will spearhead three compelling panels from 16 to 18 January 2024, delving into crucial themes such as women in leadership, innovation in business, and the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI).
Women Inspiring Network founder Stuti Jalan expressed her enthusiasm about the upcoming panels, stating, “At WIN, we believe in the power of inclusive dialogues to drive positive change. Our panel discussions at Davos aim to amplify the voices of women, showcasing their influence in leadership, innovation, and the rapidly evolving landscape of Artificial Intelligence. We look forward to inspiring and shaping the discussions on women’s roles in shaping a more innovative future.”
Renowned thought leaders and trailblazers are set to grace the stages at these extraordinary panels, each featuring a diverse line-up of global leaders. Each speaker brings a unique perspective, contributing to a holistic discussion on the role of women in leadership, innovation, and the transformative power of AI.
The first panel, “Women in Leadership: Discuss How Diverse Leadership Teams contribute to Innovation and Business Success”, scheduled for 16 January 2024. Will delve into the critical role of diverse leadership teams in driving innovation and business success. WIN with World Innovation Economics aims to showcase how the inclusion of women in leadership positions fosters creativity, innovation, and problem-solving. The panel will be graced by Kanika Tekriwal, CEO at JetSetGo Aviation Services Pvt Ltd, sharing her journey and perspectives on breaking barriers in the aviation industry, Daniella Foster, senior vice president, Bayer’s Consumer Health Division, Aarti Gupta, CIO at Family Office DM Gupta & Anikarth Ventures, providing a unique perspective on finance and technology, Kanta Singh, Deputy Country Representative at UN Women India, offering insights into gender equality advocacy; Pragati Sureka, Psychologist and Author, contributing insights into the psychological aspects of leadership; and the curator Stuti Jalan.
The second panel titled as “Trailblazing Women: In a New Era of Innovation” is scheduled on 17 January 2024. In a new era of innovation, trailblazing women have emerged as dynamic leaders, breaking barriers and reshaping the landscape of various industries. Women are taking a leading role creating positive progress on a global Scale & they are driving economic metamorphosis from tech innovation. Furthermore, the panel aims to explore how trailblazing women are driving innovation with a focus on sustainability. This insightful panel will feature trailblazers such as Sanskriti Thakur, Chairwoman at Tower Capital, bringing her leadership in finance; Vasundhara Oswal- executive director PRO Industries, Dr Aarti Gupta, chief investment officer at Anikarth Ventures, offering expertise in investment and finance and Komal Sharma – founder of TT Consultants. The panel will take place at India Engagement Lounge by Invest India.
On 18 January 2024, the stage will be set for the final panel, “Women and AI: 2 Powerful Forces Changing the World.” This engaging discussion will unfold at the “We Lead Lounge,” hosted by the ministry of women and child development, Government of India, the Confederation of Indian Industry, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. This session will encompass diverse facets, including the role of AI in Bridging the Gender Gap and an exploration of how AI can foster more gender-inclusive workplaces. This panel will see an expert panel featuring Kalli Purie executive editor in chief and vice chairperson of India Today Group, Tarja Stephens, co-founder of Mia, Mission Impact Academy; Spandana Ayachitam, founder of QuantumfAi, Faramarz Farhoodi, chairman of AI Nexus Healthcare Inc; Rashmi Joshi, CEO & founder of Asha AI and Mark Turell, founder of unDavos.
Event Details:
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Women Inspiring Network @ DAVOS 2024 |
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Speakers |
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16th January 2024 |
4 PM |
World Innovation Economics Sunstar Hotel Davos 3 Oberwiesstrasse 7270 Davos Switzerland |
Women in Leadership: Innovation and Business |
· Kanika Tekriwal, CEO at JetSetGo Aviation Services Pvt Ltd · Daniella Foster, Senior Vice President, Bayer’s Consumer Health Division · Aarti Gupta, CIO – Family Office DM Gupta &Anikarth Ventures · Kanta Singh, Deputy Country Representative, UN Women India · Pragati Sureka, Psychologist, Author
· Stuti Jalan , Founder & Curator, Women Inspiring Network |
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17th January 2024 |
11.00 AM |
India Engagement Lounge by Invest India Promenade 63 |
Trailblazing Women: In a New Era of Innovation |
· Sanskriti Thakur -Chairwoman Tower Capital · Vasundhara Oswal– Executive Director PRO Industries · Komal Sharma – Founder of TT Consultants · Dr. Aarti Gupta, CIO – Family Office DM Gupta &Anikarth Ventures · Margery Kraus – Founder and CEO of APCO Worldwide
· Stuti Jalan , Founder & Curator, Women Inspiring Network |
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18th January 2024 |
11.15 AM |
We lead lounge by CII at p57 |
Women & AI – 2 Powerful Forces Changing the World |
· Kalli Purie– Executive Editor in Chief and Vice Chairperson of India Today Group · Tarja Stephens – Co-founder of Mia, Mission Impact Academy. · Spandana Ayachitam- Founder of QuantumfAi · Faramarz Farhoodi-Chairman of AI Nexus Healthcare Inc · Rashmi Joshi -CEO & Founder of Asha AI · Mark Turell, Founder of unDavos
· Stuti Jalan , Founder & Curator, Women Inspiring Network |
WIN invites attendees, delegates, and media representatives to join these thought-provoking discussions, contributing to a dynamic exchange of ideas and insights that have the potential to reshape the global narrative on women in leadership and innovation.
Registration link:
https://www.womeninspiringnetwork.com/win-at-davos-2024/
Join the conversation using #WINatDavos2024
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How beverage brands are rethinking marketing strategies for weather-led demand
SLMG Beverages Private Limited joint managing director Paritosh Ladhani.
MUMBAI: As Sun climbs up the hemisphere, summer has clearly arrived in India. On 7th March 2026 Delhi registered a maximum temperature of 35.7 degrees Celsius which is the highest reading logged for the first week of March in the last 50 years. Climate Change has been prolonging summers by causing earlier spring warming, delayed autumn cooling, and more frequent, intense heatwaves that persist for much longer periods.
In an endeavor to stay ahead of the curve, Beverage Brands are shifting from fixed seasonal marketing tactics to weather responsive strategies backed by data-driven insights, flexible campaigns, and diversified portfolios to capitalize on unruly temperature spike. In 2025, India’s beverage market experienced a massive, heat-triggered surge with carbonated drinks and ice cream volumes spiking 20–25 per cent in the March quarter itself on the back of hottest February in 125 years.
Clearly campaign timelines are being advanced to reap the seasonal shift in line with the jumping mercury. In the Indian context where Cricket is nothing short of religion, big ticket tournaments like T20 World Cup, Indian Premier League, ICC Champions Trophy provide plethora of opportunities to calibrate marketing campaign designs and associated business strategies to associate refreshment with community viewing both outdoor and indoors. A new trend that has taken the world by storm is that of booking the theatres for bonhomie viewing. It has also opened avenues for joint marketing initiatives by the Multiplex and Beverage Brands.
Price disrupting small potions and value packs tend to drive significantly higher volumes owing to volumetric flexibility and affordability to the consumers. Ramping up of cold supply chains for transit and at point of sales (POS) are strategic business imperatives that again define success of beverage brands.
In the era of AI and Big Data it is easy to track and calibrate messaging based on daily or weekly weather changes. Geo-targeted digital advertisement campaigns are also being run during heatwaves to make the business and marketing imperative very contextual. These pre-emptive strategies fueled by real time data and technology immensely help beverage brands to adjust supplies to the areas that are likely to generate more demand.
Novelty brings premium to the FMCG Sector and Beverage Brands are no exception. Newer SKUs build up excitement in consumers besides imparting the scope of frequent revitalization of brand marketing campaigns. Ensuring continuum of supply chain across material suppliers, logistics providers, distributors/wholesalers, and retailers become a strategic business strategy imperative for beverage brands during peak season.
Carbonated drinks among other beverages including packaged mineral water sell like hotcakes in summers, a period where holiday season gives big impetus to sales volumes. Tying up with air carriers railways, amusement parks, malls, convention centers for inclusion in the onboard beverage deck also holds a big window of opportunity for brands.
Limited period diversification into special summer categories entailing juices and functional beverages to capture the broader hydration market is also a business cum marketing imperative that beverage brands eye on. This also brings to fore the responsible side of the brand placing the compass on wellness of consumers.
Seasons are cyclic, hence summers are inevitable. Further, due to anthropogenic climate change, summers surely have been staging prolonged appearance that keep bringing beverage brands on to their drawing boards frequently for strategizing business and marketing campaigns that are agile, refreshment-focused, visually dominant in retail, affordable, and optimally promoted through seasonal campaigns in above and below the line media.
