.Leon K. Email & Phone Number

Mumbai, Mh, In

Sustainable Luxury for Eco-conscious Humans.You see, textile is the second most polluting industry in the world today. We are trying to change that fast. With slow fashion.Helping luxury brands worldwide, to transition from synthetic fabrics to sustainable ones; and stay relevant in a rapidly changing world.Tagline: A thread of consciousness.

Building a more sustainable, equitable, and prosperous future for indigenous communities & geographies.A non-profit organization committed to work primarily towards four key areas:1. Research & Development for Atmanirbhar Bharat2. Dignified Rural Livelihood Generation3. Sustainability & Climate Change4. Integral EducationMotto: Accelerated Evolution

Consciousness is the Master Key. And in the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo, I discovered the Key to the Master Key. Haven’t come across anything that is remotely close to its profundity. All Life is Yoga.

A Skin in the Game approach to Consulting.

Mumbai , Maharashtra, In

A giant rollercoaster ride. This opened up a whole new world to me. Gave me an insider view of the full life-cycle management of a garment; from enquiry to supply chain management to order management, and beyond. Feel deeply privileged to have got the opportunity to learn a lot within a very short span of time. Ironically, this was also where I discovered that Textile is the second most polluting industry in the world today, right behind oil & petroleum. Had a paradigm shift effect on me. Products:Integrated ERP for the Apparel IndustryIntegrated ERP for the Leather IndustryIntegrated ERP for Buying HousesIntegrated ERP for the Textile IndustryLocations: | Mumbai | Bangalore | Chennai | Los Angeles |

Mumbai, Maharashtra, In

It was probably my first big ticket to the big leagues (in the Indian market). Like John Wick getting a seat at the High Table!Also my first real exposure to the complexities of the Indian market and its unique requirements. Prior to this, I was mostly working with international clients. Had the opportunity and privilege to work and implement mission-critical solutions at Deutsche Bank, SBI, NSE, National Dairy Development Board, Starbucks, Sharekhan, Hiranandani Group, HPCL, Raymond, NCR, Lokmat Group, Kakinada Seaports Ltd, Shoppers Stop, Tata Projects, Mahindra Aerospace and many more.

It was an absolute marathon, of me constantly discovering how little I know of tech. Can happen to anyone when you get the privilege of working with a bunch of shy tech legends! And it was for the best. So much so, that I now want more & more of those kind of marathons.Consulting & Product Management for :• Inventory Management• E-Commerce • Enterprise Solutions• Digital Transformation• Application Management• Collaborative CRM

Singapore, Singapore, Sg

As India's first manufacturer of desktops & laptops in its initial days, I was quite excited to know what Zenith is upto next; when I joined.Futuristic projects, exceptional teams, and a few friends for life. That's how I would put my time there in a nutshell.It was the early days of the digital era. We launched a full-suite digital marketing software called 'Kutenda'. It was also when Hubspot was just starting up, and our offering was a direct rival. Helped B2B clients explore new territories, and grow their businesses by 10x with Kutenda's proven techniques.Another interesting product we worked on was HD Videoconferencing Solution with Interoperability as a key feature, which later became Vu Telepresence.

Mumbai, In

Remember Symbian? Yes, that ancient Mobile OS for Nokia, Motorola, and Sony.I still can't believe we were providing mobile security solutions to worldwide clients for it, but as per my colleagues I did pretty okay!

London, Gb

When you teach one, two learn.It wasn't any different from me. After all these years, I still hold this one close to my heart. Imagine a young guy just out of college trying to train people on telecom products. At times, I had to train zonal heads and the likes. And the only thing I knew better than them was the product. Everything else, they knew better. What a humbling experience.And oh, the Vodafone Pug! How can one forget that?