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Dear WISTA Sisters,
There is a lot of news to share and I hope reading all these
positive developments will make all of you proud to be part
of this great “WISTA Family”. We have till date 81 members
all over India! Of this Mumbai has 52 members, Chennai
with 20 members and Delhi with 5 members. We hope to
have 10 ladies to launch the Delhi sub chapter soon. This
way Delhi can host their own events. Please go reach out to
your contacts at Delhi and invite them to be part of the
WISTA family.
We have one member each in Goa, Surat, Baroda and
Kochi. We are planning to launch our Kochi sub chapter
soon and our member Ms. Roshni Manuel has taken the
lead to do so. Way to go Roshni!
I had the privilege to meet the Chennai sub-chapter Ladies
during my visit and their enthusiasm was infectious!
Meeting Vinita [Vinita Venkatesh] and hearing her story was truly inspiring. Thank you Vinita for
your warmth and hospitality!
I am honoured to be invited to speak at The WISTA International 2013 conference at Montreal.
This being the first year WISTA India is attending, it will be a great opportunity to meet fellow
WISTA members from all over the world.
One of the objectives of WISTA is mentoring –so I appeal to the ladies to reach out to your WISTA
sisters and take them under your wing. Let them benefit from your experiences and guidance. Do
share industry news with each other.
WISTA is also a great support system and have formed an amazing bond with a lot of members
whom today I call good friends.
NEWSLETTER AUGUST
2013
PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS
The last month has been extremely hectic-at work and at home. As I struggled with dividing time
between work and home [like most of you], I pondered about how we as women constantly face
limits of time.
We juggle multiple responsibilities to achieve an “ideal” work –life balance, as we don’t want to be
perceived as less dedicated to our work. Please remember that is OK to give yourself a break
sometimes.
Since not all our members are on social media - I decided to repeat some of the posts / news
available online–.
The Maritime Magazine has published a very nice article on “Women Changing the face of World
Shipping”. Please read it online on http://www.maritimemag.com
Also a very nice article on Why the Shipping Industry Needs to deliver a Unified Message.
http://www.seatrade-global.com/news/americas/the-shipping-industry-needs-to-deliver-a-
unified-message.html
Ladies, please join and “like” our WISTA India and WISTA International Facebook site
I urge all of you members to go to the brand new WISTA International website
http://wista.net/en/site/home and login. Upload your photo and your professional details, so that
you can benefit with the contacts of WISTA sisters in other countries and they can connect with
you.
All credit for this newsletter goes to Miriam Mathews
who has been rather patient with me for my erratic
schedule and am glad to announce that she shall be
managing our social media. If any member wishes to
post any news online –on our Facebook WISTA India
page they can contact her on
With Warm Regards,
Sanjam Sahi Gupta
WHAT’S THE BUZZ? Here’s a round-up of what’s been happening in WISTA India in the past couple of months.
IN CHENNAI …
On 8th June 2013, WISTA Chennai held a meeting at the Presidency Club, presided over by
Ms. Sanjam Sahi Gupta, the President of WISTA India. The gathering saw the coming together of 12
Chennai members.
The meeting commenced with Ms.Sushmita welcoming the members and the guest speaker for the day - Mr. Sumant Mehrish, President of German Express CFS. Being a witty and excellent orator, Mr. Mehrish shared some interesting stories of his experience where women were more capable of adapting to tough and changing situations than men.
This was followed by a presentation on the Montreal Conference, as presented by Ms. Vinita Venkatesh, with the aim to spread awareness about the upcoming conference and to encourage members to register for the same. Ms. Sanjam Gupta addressed the gathering, firstly delivering the much deserved appreciation to Vinita and Sushmita for all their efforts at organizing the meet and getting the Chennai chapter going, followed by updates on the AGM and Annual Event at Mumbai. Prior to the vote of thanks by Ms. Gopi Priya, the enthusiastic and innovative Chennai ladies took upon the kind gesture of asking Ms. Sanjam to release a WISTA Flag for the occasion. They presented one to her and Mr.Mehrish (who sponsored the flags for all the Chennai members) . Ms. Sanjam holds this flag close to her heart, and has it perched proudly on her work desk!
WISTA INDIA MEMBER
BENEFITS FROM A
“ TRUE LEARNING
EXPERIENCE AT THE
NETHERLANDS”
At the recommendation of WISTA India, Ms. Sushmita Anand Shukla was selected by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs to participate in the Dutch Visitor’s Programme on logistics from 24th June to 3rd July 2013 at the Netherlands, a world leader in logistics and shipping, along with 6 other participants from Brazil, South Korea, Oman, Egypt, Malaysia, and Vietnam. The Dutch Ministry, through this 10 day programme provides insights into the country’s heritage, history politics, its struggle against the sea and also organizes visits to its key logistics business and organizations. Ms. Sushmita was fortunate to visit the following places, which added on to her experience of this
comprehensive programme:
Ports of Rotterdam and Amsterdam – leading global ports with automated processes and sharp focus on building business opportunities.
Inland terminals of Seacon Logistics and VCK Logistics – specializing in rail, road and barge movements within and outside Netherlands.
Training institutes of Fontys and Shipping and Transport College – that trains students on shipping and operations in logistics and transport chain process industries.
Breeding house at Anthuria – that reproduces Anthurium and Orchids which are bought and sold across the world ; Netherlands being the world leader in the production of these flowers.
Demonstration and tour of the FloraHolland— a co-operative organization for growers of horticultural products. FloraHolland actively develops chain-wide solutions in areas such as logistics, e-business and entrepreneurship. The country is an international trade centre for flowers and plants.
Site visit to CB Logistics —a logistics service provider for media, fashion, healthcare and books.
Site visit to Greenport Venlo—the logistic hot spot of the Netherlands. It is a unique co-operation between companies, government, researchers, education and environment for focuses on economic development in horticulture and agro products.
Schiphol Airport – at Amsterdam which is one of the top 10 airports in the world is an important trade center in terms of passenger and cargo traffic.
A meeting with a prominent Member of Parliament—Ms. Betty de Boer of the VVD party gave valuable insights to the policies of the Government with regard to the logistics business. At the Port of Amsterdam Sushmita also met an active Wista Member – Ms. Dorothy Winters in the Commercial division. The interaction was both informative and encouraging of our Wista India and Wista Chennai efforts.
The programme was an enriching experience which also included a visit to the Windmills, clog factory and cheese factory – inherently Dutch!
Those interested in participating in this programme next year March, please do intimate us so that we can forward your names.
There is an age criteria-below 35 years. Please further note that final selection is the sole discretion of the Dutch Embassy.
MEET YOUR WISTA SISTER
In this section, we aim to introduce a WISTA member from another city, so that we get to
know each other a little better. Meet Ms. Manisha Thaker, Regional Manager – Gujarat,
Atlas Logistics Pvt Ltd, Baroda.
Ms. Manisha did her post-graduation in Home Science from the prestigious Sardar Patel university of Vallabh Vidyanagar. She got an opening in the field of customer service with Atlas logistics Pvt ltd during the year 2000, an area very different from her academic background, and is a part of this company till date. She chose to further build up her career in shipping and logistics by beginning right from the grass root level. She has grown professionally, climbing the ladder of success and is now the Regional Manager for the state of Gujarat.
She is based in Baroda – in charge of business development, logistics /supply chain for Gujarat branches and her main focus is on freight forwarding, projects and break-bulk cargoes, being a specialist in the movement of odd shaped and overweight cargoes within and outside the country. She possesses a keen interest in freight forwarding, project logistics and ship chartering and gets the opportunity to travel overseas for agent networking and business development. With a working experience of 13 years, she has been invited as the key speaker for various events and seminars on break-bulk movements, handling projects, warehousing and other key areas of logistics. Manisha‘s vision is to capture the strategic advantage of India’s longest coastline and develop the coastal areas of Gujarat to make it the growth engine of the State.
IN
MUMBAI…
The Mumbai
WISTA ladies
decided to hold a
networking meet
and spend an
evening
together, to take
a break from the
monotony and
just relax with
their fellow
members, at an interesting joint called Café Zoe in the happening area of the city. This is what Ms. Zinnia
Mandrekar (seen standing second from left in the photograph) had to say about this wonderful evening,
which also happened to be her first WISTA event- "Being my first meet with the WISTA ladies, I didn't know
what to expect when I entered Café Zoe. But, as soon as I met the WISTA gang I knew this was going to be
a fun evening of mixing work with play. It was a privilege for newbies like me to engage in enriching
conversations with the stalwarts of the industry. Hearing about their experiences, sharing my own over a
tall glass of ice tea and sandwiches was just ideal. I will surely look forward to more of such interactions as I
thoroughly enjoyed myself."
Sea Ports Knowledge Series Event Partner:
WISTA India was an event partner at the Sea Ports
knowledge series Outlook & Emerging Challenges –
Ports & Shipping, held on 10th July 2013, at the Nehru
Centre, Mumbai. We were represented by our General
Secretary, Ms.Rukhsana Vohra who received the
Memento for WISTA . Our member Ms.Ittu Sharma
was also felicitated.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Ms. Shanta Martin, CEO – Indian Subcontinent and
Middle East - Allcargo Logistics (second from left as
seen in the photograph) made us proud when she
won the much-deserved title of ‘Leading Woman in
Logistics’ at the International Women Leadership
Forum. This event, held on 25th April 2013, at
Mumbai, supported by WISTA India, included panel discussions, presentations, workshops and case
studies, and was given wide coverage in shipping publications.
WE ARE FAMOUS IN THE
VIRTUAL WORLD ALSO!!
The WISTA international website at
www.wista.net went live recently, thereby
providing a common platform for all
WISTA members to interact (especially via
the WISTABOOK, our very own version of
Facebook ) and to keep themselves
updated with the buzz. All members have
been sent their individual log in details,
and it does not take more than a minute
to get yourselves registered. Go ahead
and log in to explore this wonderful website!
JOIN US ON
WISTABOOK!!
What to watch out for
Prepare to be part of history-
Indias First Women’s Sea Congress! WISTA India is pleased to announce the theme for its first Annual Conference –
“Women’s Role in Progressive Industries and Countries”.
The programme includes
A Marketing workshop by Prof. Murthi , visiting faculty at India’s premier business school SP Jain Institute of Management and Research
Panel discussions and Talk by prominent personalities
It shall be a half day event tentatively from 4:00 to 7:00 pm, followed by a GALA DINNER which shall be attended by WHOS WHO from the Shipping Industry.
Venue shall be announced shortly.
For outstation members please contact us for any assistance required for arranging accommodation.
The registration forms shall be out in September.
Call for Participation and Sponsorship:
Calling members to volunteer for the Event Committee. Please do come forward and be part of this event. We also solicit Sponsorship for the event-should you be able to assist in any way please do call right away or email us at [email protected]
Ladies - this is your event, and only your participation can make it
a huge success.
WISTA International Conference
The Montreal International Conference will be taking place in October at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in the heart of downtown. The theme of the Conference is “Navigating the Seas of Change” and the speakers will be presenting their thoughts on the challenges facing the international shipping community.
We are proud to report that this being the first time WISTA India is participating and prominent speakers include our very own Sanjam Sahi Gupta, along with Sylvie Vachon, President & CEO of the Port of Montreal, Rod Jones, President & CEO, The CSL Group, Terry Bowles, President & CEO, The St. Lawrence Seaway Management, Katherina Stanzel, Managing Director of Intertanko and Pamela Tansey, Senior Deputy Director, IMO. There will also be the opportunity to participate in workshops including recent tax issues in shipping, environmental initiatives in shipbuilding and how to do business in various countries from a WISTA perspective.
The Gala dinner will be a night to remember including captivating speakers, one with humor and another inspirational. Of course, the Conference will end with excursions in the city by bus, boat, museum and country tours, all to enjoy autumn in Canada. I urge you to register for the Conference. For further information and updates, visit www.wistacan.net.
Please join us as it will be a wonderful event in a captivating city!
Forthcoming events at Mumbai
Workshop on Nutrition, Etiquette and Styling and some basic yoga practices followed by a Q&A session, to be held exclusively for WISTA Women (See the section on Style tips on page 13 for more information on this). We encourage all members to enroll for this event at the earliest possible date. WISTA India First AGM is to be held in early September. Members shall be intimated the time and venue. Members are request to attend the AGM.
Learning is a never ending process
Here are some great educational opportunities and learning programmes that are worth
considering…
WISTA Hellas is collaborating once again with ALBA Graduate Business School at the American College of
Greece to proudly offer two partial Scholarships for their Postgraduate Programs in Shipping as part of the
“Women in Shipping Scholarship Series” which started in 2006. Visit these links to view the necessary
information on the academic programs and scholarship prerequisites regarding the:
1) ALBA MBA in Shipping program • http://www.alba.edu.gr/Academic/shipping • http://www.alba.edu.gr/Academic/shipping/Pages/InfoforAdmissions.aspx
2) MSc in Shipping Management • http://www.alba.edu.gr/ACADEMIC/MSCSHIP • http://www.alba.edu.gr/Academic/mscship/Pages/InfoforAdmission.aspx Should you be interested in applying for scholarship for either of the afore mentioned programs, kindly
contact us. Do not miss out on this great opportunity!
Executive MBA in Shipping and Logistics
A holistic view of shipping, integrating commercial and technological aspects
as well as maritime law, supply-chain management, and leadership
challenges.
This is a modular program with eight week-long modules spread over 23 months on a regular basis and supported by a virtual platform, where individual/group
assignments and group discussions enhance the learning process. It aims at giving participants up-to-date insight into shipping economics and modern management theories and their application in the maritime sector. Students study the material in
between modules and write an individual or group assignment for all but the final module. Start of the next class: 23 September 2013 (with an optional pre-MBA program 18-20 September).
In the words of WISTA Member Director, Irene Rosberg -The Blue MBA serves the maritime and associated
industries by equipping executives to handle at top level the challenges of globalisation, and those of
strategic direction in their own organisations. “It is well known that ACE takes a highly rigorous approach
when it scrutinises MBA programs. That there has been a positive outcome from its review of the Blue
MBA is a testimony to the standing of the program in the business community, and to the work done by
those associated with it over the years. This will reinforce the respect and recognition that we believe we
have earned throughout our sector. We are pleased to have worked with top-flight tutors and to have had,
and to continue to have, some of the most accomplished men and women in our field among our MBA
candidates.”
For further information, please contact Program Director, Irene Rosberg, e-mail:[email protected].
WISTA International Makes News
WISTA International President, Ms. Karin Orsel elected as first
female Vice-Chairperson of the International Chamber of Shipping.
It is our honour to report that our International President Karin Orsel has been elected as one of the four vice-chairmen of the International Chamber of Shipping, thus becoming the first woman to attain such a post. Her election took place on June 7 during the annual meeting of the ICS, which was organised in Oslo at the invitation of the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association. The three other vice-chairmen chosen were Gerardo Borromeo (Philippines), John C. Lyras (Greece) and Esben Poulsson (Singapore). Ms Orsel is the chief executive of Management Facilities Group and active within the Dutch association as chairman of the economic affairs committee, and as a board member since 2004. In 2009 she won the Dutch female entrepreneurship prize ‘Vrouwelijke ondernemer van het jaar’, organised by the Federation of Businesswomen. Since 2010 Ms Orsel has been on the executive committee of the ICS. The Dutch association said in a statement that the decision recognised Ms Orsel’s knowledge in the field of maritime industry and her intensive and valued involvement in several other maritime associations.
THE STYLE QUOTIENT
We got Ms. Mamta Deval to share certain tips
with us - what she had to say was extremely
practical and made perfect sense! Read on to
identify your personal style, and to bring out the
stylish woman in you!
Clothing and Personal Style
Be Yourself! Everyone else is taken – Oscar Wilde
Human beings have a photographic memory.
We listen with our eyes.
Research shows that 83% of communication is visual.
Your clothes speak before you do and make a statement without saying a word.
The elements of visual image or personal appearance are:
Clothing, including accessories.
Grooming, including body hygiene, hair, skin and nail care, and makeup.
Body Language, including figure or body type, personal colouring, posture, eye contact,
facial expressions, gestures, manners, and general etiquette.
Together, these elements create a unique and memorable image which leads to an
impression in the mind of those who see you. This impression is automatic and instantaneous.
It is formed in seconds.
Every clothing item contains 5 design elements – line, shape, colour, texture and pattern.
Each of these elements conveys a message. For example, darker colours are advancing in
nature and make the wearer appear more authoritative. You need to be aware of the message
you wish to communicate, your role and the occasion and dress accordingly.
Clothing directly affects the way you think, the way you feel, the way you act, and the way
others react to you. You need to give time and attention to your clothing and appearance,
especially when:
You are meeting someone for the first time and they do not know you.
The other person’s opinion or reaction is important to the achievement of your goals.
Your mood or confidence level needs a lift.
Keep in mind the 4 A’s of personal appearance:
Appropriate: Nothing about your appearance is distracting
Authentic: Looking true to yourself
Attractive: Looking at you is a pleasant experience
Affordable: Reasonable cost in time, money and effort
Ask yourself the following questions:
Who am I going to meet? Who is going to see me?
What will I be doing?
When will I be going?
Where will I be going?
What do I want or need to accomplish?
What message do I want my clothes to make?
It is important to think about these questions in advance as it will help you to plan ahead
while deciding what to wear.
While putting together your outfit, any one element or accessory should be the dominant or
the focal point (which attracts attention), everything else should be subordinate. Too many
dominant points create confusion and make your appearance distracting.
Has this happened to you? – You see someone who has similar physical characteristics like
you wear something and they look attractive and in harmony. However, when you wear the
same outfit, it does not create a similar impact. This is because each of us is unique and has
our own personal style.
Personal Style consists of the following 3 dimensions of an individual:
Physical Characteristics – Your body build, figure type and personal colouring.
Personality Traits – Your values.
Clothing Characteristics – Elements of design, i.e. line, shape, colour, texture and
pattern.
It is important to not only present your physical self appropriately and attractively but
also be authentic by being true to your values. Manipulate the clothing characteristics to
strike a balance and create a powerful impression.
An understanding of the ancient Chinese concept of Yin
and Yang will help you to understand personal style. Yin
and Yang are two opposing but necessary characteristics
in nature, like the sun and the moon, fire and water.
Yin represents subordinate, receding, receptive, gentle
traits while Yang represents dominant, advancing,
assertive traits. Since Yin traits are usually associated
with women and Yang traits with men, people often
confuse Yin and Yang as feminine and masculine.
It is very rare to find a person who is exclusively Yin or exclusively Yang. Most people, like
the symbol, are a combination of both, with one type dominant and the other type
subordinate. Both are equally important and interdependent.
To identify your personal style, think about what you like and what you don’t – on others and
in stores as well. Analyse the elements (line, shape, colour, texture and pattern) of these
clothing items. Take time to experiment with your clothes. Try out different looks, a
different accessory or a new colour. Observe how you feel while wearing those clothes; be
aware of how you act and how others react to you. This will help you discover what you like
and will help you to develop and understand your personal style. You will know what works for
you, what doesn’t and why!
Source: Judith Rasband
Conselle Institute of Image Management
Compiled by Mamta Deval
Mamta is an MBA from Mumbai University and has a work experience of over 8 years in the financial services
industry.
She is an Image Consultant and has been trained by the Image Consulting Business Institute (ICBI), under the
curriculum of Conselle Institute of Image Management, USA, founded by Judith Rasband.
Image Consultants trained by ICBI offer one-on-one and group coaching solutions for people to use the power of
personal appearance for success in their personal, professional and social lives. They advise clients on dressing
according to roles, goals, occasions, body shape, personal colours and personal style along with appropriate
grooming, body language and etiquette to inspire confidence in others.
To hire an expert Image Consultant, visit www.imageconsultinginstitute.com OR call +91–22–42041117/8.
Alternatively, if you wish to become an Image Consultant yourself, register on the same website to attend a free
presentation.
For further style tips please be sure to attend the next WISTA event at Mumbai :
This event is for THE WISTA WOMAN - A Workshop on Nutrition, Etiquette and Styling and some
basic yoga practices.
Personal Grooming is indeed a matter of individual and personal preference, but how you present
yourself can leave a lasting impression. This workshop will focus on presenting yourself in your
personal as well as professional life, in a manner that will get you noticed and also incorporates
business /personal etiquette to enable people to make a lasting impression. Hence don’t think
twice.... enroll for this event!
ABOUT THE EXPERTS FOR THE WORKSHOP:
Finishing Touches is a venture started by Shivani Sheth and Sunita Lalwani. It is dedicated to
helping clients develop their image, improve their look, confidence and skill set – personally,
professionally and socially. This workshop will be conducted by highly trained professional whose
profile is given below:
Rasna Behl (etiquette consultant) is one of India’s most well reputed etiquette experts. She has
covered various subject of etiquette right from social, corporate, business and fine dining
restaurant etiquette since the past 18 odd years. Her workshops have been tailored for retail
banks, asset management companies, hospitality sectors, beauty advisors and educational
institutions.
Uma Vaswani (Yoga Guru) is a reputed yoga instructor who has conducted numerous meditation
workshops, yoga sessions and corporate yoga workshops, adapting traditional yoga techniques
and posture to suit today’s lifestyle needs. Her methods aim to provide total fitness- strength,
flexibility, endurance and stability.
Samita Sawhney (Image Consultant and Health coach) A member of the Association of Image
Consultants International (New York) helps create value in appearance, behavior and
communication skills for individual and organizations. She has wealth of prior experience in the
corporate media and social sectors. She is also a Holistic health coach from the Institute of
Integrative Nutrition. Her approach is to create a happy, healthy life in a way that is flexible, fun
and rewarding. The date of the workshop shall be announced shortly.
In the Spot Light
WISTA India was started with
an aim to provide an avenue to
the women in this tough industry
to shine bright, and to ensure
that their efforts received the
well-deserved recognition.
We have among us, such a star,
who has proved her grit and
efficiency by being an industrial
toughie and a loving mother at
the same time – Ms. Shantha
Martin, the Regional CEO for NVOCC vertical for
Allcargo Logistics Limited heading the Indian
Subcontinent and Middle East, responsible for 23
offices in 5 countries, and also the Joint Secretary in
the Executive Committee of WISTA.
On popular demand from fellow WISTA members, we did
an interview with her, to find out how Ms. Martin (who
also recently won the title of ‘Leading Woman in
Logistics’ at the International Women Leadership Forum)
maintains her cool despite her varied responsibilities,
and serves as a role model for the other women in the
industry.
-Your work and travel schedule are extremely hectic. How do you
manage home and family despite this?
“Team work applies at home too - me and my husband share the
responsibilities of home and family, and the times when I am
travelling my husband manages not just take care of himself but my
daughter too, and he does a very good job of it!! I also try to
effectively manage time by prioritizing work and home schedules.”
-When you take leave to look after your daughter, is the organization
supportive vis a vis other male counterparts who don't take any
paternal leave?
“My organization has been very supportive in allowing me the
flexibility I desire, and my male counterparts had no issues expressed
with this, and I never held them back in seeking any paternal leave
either.”
Ms Martin joined Allcargo
Logistics Limited in 2003 as the
National Import Manager.
Allcargo was then an SME in the
logistics sector, a sector which
was unorganized but held great
future promises as India emerged
as one of the economic giants of
the future. She grew in ranks year
on year from GM, VP, CEO of
India and CEO for Indian
Subcontinent and Middle East.
Ms. Shantha Martin is a Science
graduate and holds an MBA in
marketing from T A Pai
Management Institute, Manipal.
She started her career with Reed
Elsevier PLC, a British
Multinational publishing house,
and gathered herself the
distinction of working for diverse
sectors and later with the French
hospitality multinational, Accor
Corporate Services, as a Branch
Manager before joining Allcargo.
Under her leadership the NVOCC
division of Allcargo Logistics
Limited has won the leading
Consolidator of the Year
consecutively for the last 3 years
and also the Logistics Company of
Year 2010.
She was adjudged the runner up
in the Leading women CEO
category of the Women Leaders
of India awards organised by I -
Global in 2010. The All India
Business Management
Association recognised her
contribution to the National
Development through her field of
work and conferred upon her the
“Bhartiya Vikas Ratan” in
February 2011.
-Do you think that women take the majority of responsibility in child rearing? Would you encourage a more
equal role for both parents?
“Our society has come of age now, and in a metropolis like Mumbai such roles are largely shared, it is true
that it will take a while for the mindsets to change, especially in smaller towns and the rural India, and I'm
optimistic that as India progresses our outlook will also progress.”
-What message would you give to other young women who aspire to reach top management positions?
“Don't sleep and dream; don't sleep over your dreams ... dreams turn into reality only when we are fully
awake to it!! Women need to be aware of the potentials they have within themselves and they need to
continuously strive to create a position they rightfully deserve to be in and not wait for any special
allocations. One must bring in this self- realized potential to the workplace and contribute thus to the
diversity of talent within the organization .Being focused on what she aims to be and consistently working
towards it gets her to what she aspires.”
-How would you define your leadership style?
“Create more leaders, allow innovation, communicate openly, encourage and reward good team work.”
-What was the crucial decision you took, which helped shape your career?
“Moving out from security and comfort and taking on challenges by working in diverse industries from
healthcare to data base and event management to hospitality to logistics.”
Editors :- Sanjam Gupta and Miriam Mathews
MEMBER
DATABASE
WISTA INDIA
COMMITTEE
NAME COMPANY
NAME
OFF NO MOB NO EMAIL ID
Sanjam Gupta Sitara Shipping
Ltd
66355471 9820186740 [email protected]
Sumeet Sahi Sitara Shipping
Ltd
66318568 9820097051 [email protected]
Rukhsana Vohra Sai Maritime &
Management
Pvt Ltd
66516311 9820084574 [email protected]
Anjali Kumar The Great
Eastern
Shipping Ltd
66613104/
6661 3000
9820142071 [email protected]
Shantha Martin All Cargo Global
Logistics
66798100 9821316959 [email protected]
m
WISTA
MEMBERS
Aarushi Girish
Pagare
Express Global
Logistics Pvt.
Ltd
66339898 9819310816 [email protected]
Anupama
Varaskar
Boxco Logistics 3346 6310 9920622437 [email protected]
Alamelu
Ramaswamy
Geo institute of
Logistics
27757520 9821322235 [email protected]
Avnee Asher Devi Shipping
Ltd
65821003/0
4
8108770050 [email protected]
Binita Tanna Links Cargo
Agencies Pvt Ltd
23516058 9820400799 [email protected]
Bhakti Negandhi Devi Shipping
Services Pvt Ltd
65821003/
04
9820560050 [email protected]
Beena Trivedi Auxin Shipping
Pvt Ltd
22700524 9167675726 [email protected]
Bhakti B Barve Advocate High
Court
9820504934 [email protected]
Bakhtawar James APL India
Limited
39854030 9833268442 [email protected]
Deepa Joshi Shreyas
Shipping
66220480 9819550637 [email protected]
Georgina Alvares Aquarius
Maritime Pvt
Ltd
66553915 9833447017 [email protected]
Hetal C Phillips Seatech Shpg &
Projects
42254502, 9819640989 [email protected]
Inderjit Sahi Sitara Shipping
Ltd
Ittu Sharma Procam
Logistics Pvt Ltd
42283300 972920906 [email protected]
Jane Nazareth Siemens Ltd 39677157 9830861852 [email protected]
Jyoti Shinde Forbes &
Company
Limited
40749158 9004870101 [email protected]
Jashma Shetty Savino Del Bene
Freight
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