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Thought Leadership Model
20TH AIMS ANNUAL CONVENTION 2008

A PAPER ON

ECOLOGY FOR THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

By
Shankha Chaudhuri
PGDM
Welingkar Institute of Management Development & Research Mumbai Shankha_c@yahoo.com
+91-9320112778

Word Count: 3768
Pages: 17
(Excluding Cover Page, Index, Bibliography and Illustrations)

AUTHOR’S PROFILE
NAME: Shankha Chaudhuri
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:
|QUALIFICATION |INSTITUTE/ORGANIZATION |
|PGDM |Welingkar Institute of Management Development & Research |
|BE(Electronics & Telecom) |Terna Engineering College |

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
ISO 9001:2000 Lead Auditor for Quality Management Systems
Cisco Certified Network Professional
Cisco Certified Network Associate

WORK EXPERIENCE:
COMPANY: Reliance Communications (Nov '' 04 to May '' 08)
Designation: Deputy Manager (Design & Planning of Data Networks)

ACHEIVEMENTS:
MERIT ranker in Mumbai University at engineering level.
Represented RCOM at 22nd Open Policy Meeting for Internet governance at Taiwan.

EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:
Fellow Innovation Crusader at INNOWE at Welingkar Institute of Management.
Member of Placement council at Welingkar Institute of Management.

INDEX

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4

AN INTRODUCTION TO THOUGHT LEADERS AND THOUGHT LEADERSHIP 5

ECOLOGY FOR THOUGHT LEADERSHIP 6 INTRINSIC FACTORS 7 EXTRINSIC FACTORS 7 1. WRITE AND SHARE 8 2. CULTIVATE THE PRESS 8 3. START A BLOG 8 4. SPEAK 11 5. MAKE THOUGHT LEADERSHIP A STRAGETIC IMPERATIVE 11

PROPOSED MODEL FOR NURTURING THOUGHT LEADERS 12 ACTION PLAN 13

TANGIBLE BENEFITS 20

BIBLIOGRAPHY 22
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

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