Wednesday 17th October,
1. Shriji arrived in London. 2. Ms. Margaret Lipworth was Shriji’s guest at Restaurant Artigiano, Belsize Park, NW3. |
 Ms. Margaret Lipworth |
Restaurant Artigiano, Belsize Park, NW3
Thursday 18th October,
1. Shriji visited Cass Business School, City University, London where he met Mr. Richard Gillingwater, CBE-Dean of Cass Business School, Professor Steve Haberman, Deputy Dean before participating in a video interview with Professor Ajay Bhalla of Global Innovation Management and Professor Joseph Lampel, Professor of Strategy and Innovation. Following on from their discussions at the FBNI, Professor Ajay recorded a short video-interview with Shriji on aspects of Custodianship and the principle of governance in the House of Mewar.
From left: Mr. Joseph Lampel, Professor of Strategy
and Innovation; Mr. Richard Gillingwater CBE,
Dean of Cass Business School;
Shriji, Mr. Steve Haberman, Professor of Actuarial Science,
Director and Deputy Dean of Cass Business School
and Mr. Ajay Bhalla, Professor of
Global Innovation Management
Shriji participating in a short video interview
with Prof. Ajay Bhalla and Prof. Joseph Lampel
From left: Ms. Sabina Bailey, Prof. Ajay Bhalla,
Shriji and Prof. Joseph Lampel
Professor Bhalla researches and teaches family business models at Cass. He commented: "Mr. Mewar's family has held legendary status in India over many centuries. His visit to Cass is of huge significance as business leaders in the City and beyond are facing an uphill battle to rebuild reputation and restore public trust. Senior executives have lessons to learn from Mr. Mewar's story. They need to think and act like custodians. If they can move away from short-term thinking and consider the implications of their actions in the long-term, they will be able to both create company and personal reputations that last and prosper.