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THE INVISIBLE CEO
How Decision-Makers Really Think in a Fast-Changing World
This is not a self-help book.
And it is not a leadership manual.
It is a book about how decisions are really made
before they become actions, outcomes, or regrets.
Written for those who sense that
thinking clearly is becoming harder,
noise is becoming louder,
and choosing well matters more than ever.
Some will read this as a book on leadership.
Some as a book on life.
Some as a quiet guide they return to
when a decision won’t leave them alone.
For people who want to make better decisions
at work, at home, and in life.
This book does not tell you what to choose.
It changes how you choose.
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Sravani Chettupalli
Sravani Chettupalli is a healthcare entrepreneur, institution builder, and the Founder & CEO of Sravani Hospitals, a multi-specialty healthcare system in India delivering patient-centric, high-quality medical care. Under her leadership, Sravani Hospitals has been recognized among the Best Hospitals in South India by The Times of India.
She is known for building and leading complex organizations where decisions directly impact lives, teams, and long-term outcomes. Her work spans hospital operations, leadership development, healthcare innovation, and institutional growth—requiring clarity, emotional discipline, and consistency under pressure.
Sravani’s leadership has been recognized by both government and national platforms. She is a recipient of the Pride of Hyderabad Award (Government of Telangana), the Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Seva Puraskar, and multiple national honors including Women Entrepreneur of the Year, Business Excellence Awards, and Outstanding Patient Care Awards.
Beyond healthcare, she is deeply committed to education and social impact. Through Ayush Educational Society, she supports the education of 600+ underprivileged children, reflecting her belief that sustainable progress is built at the intersection of health, education, and opportunity.
She has represented and spoken on leadership and healthcare at international platforms including the University of Oxford and the House of Lords, and has been associated with Forbes platforms.
The Invisible CEO reflects her belief that the strongest leadership is often invisible and that the most important decisions are made calmly, quietly, and with responsibility.
