Natarajan Chandrasekaran, the chairman of India’s biggest conglomerate, Tata Sons, is currently navigating a high-stakes power struggle within the company’s upper ranks.
- Chandrasekaran, affectionately known as Chandra, briefly considered stepping down amid friction with Noel Tata.
- The conflict centers on Noel Tata, who leads the foundations controlling the conglomerate.
- Chandra has since reversed his decision to leave, choosing instead to stay and fight for the company’s public listing plans.
Known for his endurance as a long-distance runner, Chandra is proving that he has the stamina needed to weather this corporate storm.