Harveer Sahni, Chairman, Weldon Celloplast Limited, New Delhi 12.23.22
Born to Malayali parents in the south Indian state of Kerala, Hari Nair, CEO of Digital Labels in Toronto, Canada, does not sound like a Malayali. On the contrary he sounds like a typical Mumbaikar (local, longtime residents of Mumbai). The Malayali people are a Dravidian ethnolinguistic group originating from the present-day state of Kerala in India, occupying its southwestern Malabar coast. They are predominantly native speakers of the Malayalam language, and they constitute the majority of the population of Kerala.
Hari is proud of his Indian heritage and firmly believes in the oneness of being an Indian rather than be recognized as a part of separate religious or caste-based segment of the society. Many years ago, Hari’s parents had moved residence to Mumbai, where he grew up. They lived close to the airport in Santa Cruz. He did his schooling from Kalina Education Society and university in Parle College. He followed this accomplishment with a Masters in Organic Chemistry from Bombay University. Finally, he completed his MMS (Master of Management Studies) from Sydenham Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai.
Post education in 1989 he a
Hari is proud of his Indian heritage and firmly believes in the oneness of being an Indian rather than be recognized as a part of separate religious or caste-based segment of the society. Many years ago, Hari’s parents had moved residence to Mumbai, where he grew up. They lived close to the airport in Santa Cruz. He did his schooling from Kalina Education Society and university in Parle College. He followed this accomplishment with a Masters in Organic Chemistry from Bombay University. Finally, he completed his MMS (Master of Management Studies) from Sydenham Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai.
Post education in 1989 he a
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