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In the article “How CHROs can help other CXOs,” Sreekumar Pillai highlights how HR, especially Learning & Development, can help CTOs not just spot skills needed for future growth but also close today’s gaps, build employee adaptability, and cultivate a culture of continuous learning so the organisation stays agile.

In the Moneycontrol feature “Air Force Day 2024”, Binu Jacob reflects on his IAF journey, stressing that being an officer isn’t just about flying planes, it’s about embracing every assignment, no matter your preferred stream, treating your squadron like a family, and respecting that all roles, whether in missiles, radars, or elsewhere, are equally vital.

In the ET Edge Insights article “Celebrating Engineers’ Day: Shaping the Future with Innovation, Technology, and Responsibility”, Jaimy Thomas, Co-founder and CDO of Experion Technologies, asserts that engineers do far more than build products; at Experion, they create intellectual property that drives revenue across sectors such as transport, healthcare, automotive, and retail

In the CXO Today article “Innovating for a Sustainable Future”, Neetu Sara Mathew, emphasized continuous learning, empathetic leadership, and proactive ownership. She shared that true engineering impact comes from anticipating customer needs, fostering open communication, and staying value-oriented – principles that shape resilient teams and solutions aligned with both business and sustainability goals.

In the Financial Express article “How GCCs are tackling talent issues”, Binu Jacob, MD & CEO of Experion Technologies, highlights a strategic shift in how GCCs are expanding. He notes that by pushing into tier-2 and tier-3 cities like Kochi, Nashik, and Coimbatore, companies are moving closer to where the talent actually is, rather than crowding traditional tech hubs and this is where Kerala emerges as a particularly compelling choice for next-phase GCC expansion

In this article, non-Keralite Experionites reflect on why Kerala feels like home. They praise the state’s calm lifestyle, clean environment, short commutes, and welcoming culture. Many highlight how Kerala offers a rare blend of professional growth and personal well-being, something they struggled to find in metro cities.