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This book is for those strong men who can take it. This book is for those strong women who want to make it. With real-life stories and practical tips, it’s your guide to taking control and making your voice heard. Whether you’re moving up in a company or starting something new, this book will show you how to be a leader. Ready to laugh, learn, and lead? Let’s prove that leadership roles are for women too, one step at a time. Get ready to take charge and show the world what you’re made for!
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Kavitha Ramakrishnappa
Kavitha Ramakrishnappa has 22+ years of experience in the IT industry. With Leadership mindset Kavitha is the best in managing Portfolios, Programs, Projects and People in diverse sectors like service, product, networking, Datacentres, infrastructure, Fintech, software domains (including Retail & healthcare).
Kavitha has made significant contributions for End to End Datacentre setup, AWS cloud migrations, Global service centre setup and part of several other significant initiatives for various orginisations. Kavitha has contributed immensely in mentoring aspiring leaders as a passionate professional. Kavitha's passion is to mentor and coach Sr leadership team and helping them to be better leaders than they are already.
Wisdom & Humour are two sides of Kavitha, just like a coin has two sides.
Kavitha with her passion has mentored more than 25-30 leaders across various domains including non-IT Industry sector. Kavitha loves to motivate, inspire people of all walks of life. Kavitha's passion to solve problems with a growth mindset has not only helped organizations but also individuals in their career.
Kavitha aspires to see more women in leadership roles with titles. Kavitha believes "Women don't need to be empowered, they just need equal opportunities".
