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Adventures of an Itinerant Executive is an unusual, breezy, engaging and humorous memoir, filled with anecdotes of escapades in many parts of the world. These include stories of exploits at the Lawrence School, Lovedale, quirky teachers at Elphinstone College, Bombay and finding love at IIM Ahmedabad.
It describes a career spanning 41 years, which includes the maturing of a young MBA graduate into a Marketing Man, who transforms into a Banker, and later, into leading Knowledge Management Organisations. The book is peppered with insightful stories of the challenges of corporate life.
Interspersed with often hilarious stories of life in India, Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, Dubai and the U.K., it is a tale of shipboard and campus romances, of setting up a company at the tender age of 25 in a foreign country, of living through ethnic riots and war, of a mugging, thefts and all kinds of travel mishaps, of a gruelling motorbike ride in the Himalayas and the tumultuous arrival of children and grandchildren.
Whether you are a corporate employee in business or a student, you will find something in this book to chuckle, guffaw or, at least, smile wryly about.
Rajiv Inamdar
Rajiv is an alumnus of the Lawrence School. Lovedale, Elphinstone College, Mumbai and IIM Ahmedabad. A man of many parts, the author has worked in Advertising, Market Research, Brand Management, Corporate Communications, Mutual Funds, Consumer Banking, Credit Cards and Knowledge Management in some of the best companies in these fields. He has set up two companies and worked in five countries – India, Sri Lanka, the UK, Saudi Arabia and the UAE. He is a keen golfer and proficient tennis player.
Rajiv is married to Karti, his batchmate from IIM Ahmedabad and has two sons, Arjun (Banker) and Siddharth (Tech Wiz) and two adorable grandchildren, Yara Fey Inamdar and Mazin Rumi Inamdar, ages 7 and 1.5 respectively.
