India offers unprecedented opportunities; domestic talent highly regarded globally, says Tata Motors chief
Grow inclusive, sustainable, and model yourself into a transformational leader, he advised graduating students of Nirma University at its 28th convocation

Ahmedabad: India being the fastest growing economy provides multiple unprecedented opportunities, Tata Motors CEO and MD Guenter Butschek told a batch of graduating students here on Wednesday."You may probably go abroad and find better opportunities as Indian talent is highly regarded, globally competitive. India opportunity is unique; our economy is the fastest-growing, with multiple unprecedented opportunities," he said. While we may say there is too much talent and too little opportunities in India, the best talent will always find a way, he added.Inclusive, Sustainable, and Transformational (IST) approach will be the only success criterion in the context of ever-changing and evolving customer expectations, disruptions, and government regulations, Butschek said.[caption id="attachment_4338547" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Representational image. Reuters.[/caption]Grow inclusive, sustainable, and model yourself into a transformational leader, he advised graduating students of Nirma University at its 28th convocation.In the context of ever-changing and evolving customer expectations, disruptions, and government regulations, the Inclusive, Sustainable and Transformational (IST) approach is going to be the only success criterion, he said.As many as 1,644 students of different institutes of the University were awarded degrees at a function held at the university campus.Addressing the students, he further said, Do not end up working behind the desk, take charge and leave your footprints and fingerprints on a larger canvas. What will make you stand out of the crowd will be your abilities and to connect with people, drive teams of diverse nature, resolve conflicts and bring alignment. He also advised students to compete within, than others to get the best out of you."

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