Year-ender 2023: From Microsoft's Satya Nadella to IBM's Arvind Krishna, 5 Indian-origin CEO's who made waves this year

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leadership of Indian-origin CEOs who, through their strategic decisions and impactful manoeuvres, made headlines and left a lasting mark on the corporate landscape.
The achievements and decisions of these Indian-origin CEOs in 2023 reflected a blend of adaptability and a commitment to fostering innovation in their respective organisations.
Let's take a closer look at five notable leaders who have grabbed headlines for their leadership in the corporate arena.

Alphabet — Sundar Pichai

Sundar Pichai, serving as the CEO of Alphabet and Google, faced challenges in 2023, notably the antitrust trial involving Fortnite developer Epic Games. Pichai addressed concerns about layoffs, asserting that Google's actions were not intended to stifle competition. His transparency and acknowledgement of room for improvement demonstrated a leader's responsibility in navigating corporate challenges with integrity.

Microsoft — Satya Nadella

Satya Nadella, at the helm of Microsoft since 2014, showcased his leadership prowess by seizing an opportunity amidst turmoil. The hiring of OpenAI's Sam Altman, even after Altman's abrupt dismissal from Open AI, demonstrated Nadella's agility and determination. Despite the roller-coaster events, Nadella's commitment to collaboration shone through, highlighting that partnerships transcend organisational boundaries. Microsoft's $10 billion investment in OpenAI further shows the tech giant's commitment to advancing artificial intelligence.

Adobe — Shantanu Narayen

Shantanu Narayen, leading Adobe since 2007, made headlines by reevaluating a $20 billion deal with Figma due to regulatory uncertainties. Additionally, Narayen's perspective on work-life