MUMBAI — Natarajan Chandrasekaran made history in 2017 by becoming the first individual without familial ties to chair Tata Sons, one of India's largest and most renowned conglomerates. As his tenure approaches its end, the next chairperson of Tata Sons is expected to face five critical challenges.
Among the top priorities are the ongoing turnaround of Air India, a major subsidiary undergoing significant restructuring, and addressing the emerging threats and opportunities posed by artificial intelligence (AI). These issues underscore the complex landscape the new leader will navigate to sustain and grow the conglomerate’s diverse business interests.
The transition marks a pivotal moment for Tata Sons as it seeks to maintain its legacy while adapting to rapid technological and market changes.
Sources: Nikkei Asia
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