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Chief Executive Officer · India

2026-03-18 edition

Devendra Qezrathi

I lead a mobility-equipment company by connecting the chair we manufacture with the parts, skilled service and financial commitments needed after it leaves our factory.

Section · The leadership journal

Read the commitments inside the attractive financial proposal

Channel strategy and product-service obligations · 2026-03-18 · 6 min read

A spare-parts clause can change the meaning of a sale

A proposed channel agreement made me examine the relationship between new-chair revenue and the people still supporting chairs already in use.

Manufacturing capital and product variety · 2026-05-27 · 6 min read

The order mix belongs inside the capital decision

A convincing standard-chair demonstration did not show how a proposed investment would handle the configured work around it.

Ownership, distributions and service investment · 2026-08-11 · 6 min read

Employee ownership still needs a difficult cash conversation

Changing a dividend proposal required me to explain working capital, corporate approval and my own shareholder interest without turning the choice into an effortless success.