THE SHE.E.O EFFECT

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The SHE.E.O Effect uncovers the vision, influence, and legacy of India’s most impactful women leaders. We dive into the philosophies behind their success - resilience, culture-building, tough decisions, and real-world impact. No fluff. No filters. Just the wisdom that shapes leaders.

  1. -2 j

    Legacy Is A Heavy Word | Bindu Subramaniam | Episode 19 | THE SHE.E.O EFFECT

    We are decoding the real mind, tough choices, and unfiltered frameworks of a female leader building a high-impact institution. In this episode of THE SHE.E.O EFFECT, host Vijayashree Parameswaran sits down with Dr. Bindu Subramaniam, Co-Founder and CEO of SaPa (Subramaniam Academy of Performing Arts), acclaimed singer-songwriter, and President of the Stanford Seed Transformation Network South Asia. Bindu has successfully taken a legendary family legacy in classical music and transformed it into a modern, scalable education business. Today, SaPa reaches over 50,000 children annually, integrating music into mainstream school curriculums across the country. But scaling an arts academy in a market obsessed with engineering and medicine is a grueling challenge. Bindu shares the unfiltered reality of dealing with traditional mindsets, scaling artistic quality, and stepping out of the shadow of her musical lineage to forge her own executive identity. In this episode, you’ll learn: How to build a scalable, financially sustainable business out of a creative passion. Strategies for maintaining high artistic quality while reaching mass scale. How to build an independent leadership identity when you come from a heavy family legacy. How to challenge and overcome deep-rooted traditional market mindsets. Connect with Bindu Subramaniam & SaPa: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/bindusub Website: https://www.sapaindia.com/ 🎙️ Follow THE SHE.E.O EFFECT on Spotify, leave us a 5-star rating, and share this episode with a creative entrepreneur who needs to hear this!

  2. 14 août

    Men Could Never Survive This | Kamna Raj Aggarwalla | Episode 18 | THE SHE.E.O EFFECT

    "Women are actually kept two steps behind, because otherwise we'd swallow them."In this powerful, deeply candid episode of THE SHE.E.O EFFECT, Vijayashree Parameswaran sits down with Kamna Raj Aggarwalla, a true titan in the traditionally male-dominated industrial manufacturing sector.Kamna’s journey defies every corporate stereotype. Married at 16 and having her first child at 16 years and 9 months, she lived in a traditional joint family of 13 people. Society told her that a woman wearing a saree and covering her hair couldn't be a serious corporate businesswoman.Instead of conforming to expectations, Kamna stepped into the brutal, heavy-duty industrial world of GDPA Fasteners, scaling it into an international export empire across a 43-year career. Today, she serves on prestigious corporate boards, advocates for grassroots skilling through her NGO, Edumust, and proves that true leadership never requires losing your ethics, sensitivity, or softness.In this masterclass, we cover:- The raw reality of being married at 16 and managing a 13-person household while building ambition.- Breaking into the hyper-masculine industrial manufacturing & export sector.- Overcoming subtle microaggressions, saree biases, and gendered assumptions in business.- Why sustainable, long-term businesses cannot exist without unshakeable ethics.- The internal battlefield of leadership: expecting discomfort and discovering permanent strength.- Grassroots skilling, digital equity, and giving back through Edumust.🎙️ Hit SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of THE SHE.E.O EFFECT!

  3. 31 juil.

    Manifesting with a Delusional Mindset | Ananya Khera | Episode 17 | THE SHE.E.O EFFECT

    "A kitchen without empathy is just a sad place to be in."In this profoundly moving episode of THE SHE.E.O EFFECT, Vijayashree Parameswaran sits down with 25-year-old pastry chef and entrepreneur, Ananya Khera.Behind the beautiful, artistic cafes of Ditya Bakehouse in Gurgaon lies an incredible story of resilience, unimaginable loss, and the harsh realities of the culinary world. Ananya, trained at IHM Aurangabad and Le Cordon Bleu, returned to India with a clear vision. But when she faced the devastating loss of her sister, Anandita, to cancer, she also had to face the deeply toxic, unempathetic culture of commercial kitchens where she was told to "just get over it" because "people lose people every day."Instead of letting the industry harden her, Ananya chose to lead with heart. She built Ditya Bakehouse (which translates to "answered prayer") to honor the dream she shared with her sister, scaling it to three thriving outlets while redefining what leadership looks like for a misunderstood generation.In this episode, we cover:- The raw, unfiltered reality of building a business through heavy grief.- Navigating the toxic, male-dominated culture of commercial kitchens.- Why Gen Z and younger founders are rejecting "delusional standards of success.- The operational reality of scaling a bakery and café brand in Gurgaon.- How to actively practice empathy and emotional intelligence in high-stress workplaces.🎙️ Hit SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of THE SHE.E.O EFFECT!

  4. 17 juil.

    Building A Sisterhood | Tanvie Hans| Episode 16 | THE SHE.E.O EFFECT

    "When the system locks you out, you don't walk away. You build your own system." In this highly anticipated episode of THE SHE.E.O EFFECT, Vijayashree Parameswaran sits down with professional footballer and entrepreneur Tanvie Hans. Tanvie’s journey is a masterclass in resilience. After breaking through the intense ranks of English football to play for Tottenham Hotspur and Fulham, she returned to India with one goal: to play for the Indian National Team. But when systemic passport and citizenship regulations permanently locked her out of that dream, she had to make a choice. Instead of walking away from the pitch, she teamed up with Swetha Subbiah to co-found Sisters in Sweat. What began as a casual weekend game has now exploded into a multi-city sports and wellness movement, backed by top-tier investors like Zerodha's Rainmatter, bringing thousands of women back into sports. In this episode, we cover: - The intense reality of playing professional football in the UK. - How to navigate crushing career setbacks and systemic roadblocks. - The transition from an athlete’s mindset to a startup founder’s mindset. - The business of scaling a community-led movement. 🎙️ Hit SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of THE SHE.E.O EFFECT! #thesheeoeffect #tanviehans #sistersinsweat #womeninsports #femalefounders #entrepreneurship #indianfootball #leadership #startup #india #football

  5. 19 juin

    Taking Her Own Seat | Vijayashree Parameswaran & Aahika Harlalka | Episode 15 | THE SHE.E.O EFFECT

    Today, the host of THE SHE.E.O EFFECT has lent her seat to Aahika Harlalka. After 14 episodes of amplifying other women, Vijayashree Parameswaran is finally sharing her own story.She grew up believing she was destined to be a housewife and play second fiddle in a marriage. Her life took a drastic turn when she was diagnosed with one of the rarest autoimmune conditions, forcing her to stay home where even a small amount of stress triggered attacks.In an incredible display of resilience, she regained her strength and went on to start three separate companies of her own. In this special role-reversal episode, we reveal the origin story of the podcast and Vijayashree's ultimate mission: helping women find their space and their authentic leadership style.🎙️ The full episode is LIVE NOW! Hit play and make sure to SUBSCRIBE!#thesheeoeffect #femalefounders #womeninbusiness #resilience #entrepreneurship #originstory

  6. 5 juin

    Helmet On, Gender Off! | Aishwarya Pissay | Episode 14 | THE SHE.E.O EFFECT

    "I have almost lost my life... there is no way I would give up." At 18 years old, Aishwarya Pissay failed her 12th-grade exams and was told she would never amount to anything before being asked to leave her home. For most, that level of rejection would be the end. For Aishwarya, it was the starting line.Today, she is a 12-time national champion and the first Indian athlete—male or female to ever win a world title in motorsports. In this powerful episode of THE SHE.E.O EFFECT Vijayashree Parameswaran sits down with the trailblazer to discuss what it actually takes to build a world-class legacy in the dirt. Aishwarya holds nothing back, sharing the gritty reality of navigating a heavy male-dominated industry where she started as the only woman on a 62-person grid. In this episode, we cover: -Surviving the Crash: In 2018, Aishwarya suffered a life-threatening crash, resulting in a ruptured pancreas and 42 stitches. After spending 10 excruciating days in the ICU without food or water, she returned to the track in 2019 to win her first World Championship. - The Government's Silence: She reveals the harsh reality of non-cricket sports in India, noting that despite bringing home a world title in 2019 alongside P.V. Sindhu, she received zero financial support or recognition from the government. - Navigating the Boys' Club: Aishwarya discusses how she ignores the constant mansplaining about "scars" and marriage, proving that once the helmet goes on, the sport does not discriminate by gender. - Redefining Success: She reflects on how failing her 12th grade likely saved her from a life of being "married and unhappy," allowing her to find true purpose. - The Ultimate Dream: Looking ahead to her ultimate goal of conquering the Dakar 2027 rally, a grueling 14-day, 9,500 km race. Whether you are an entrepreneur facing endless rejections or a woman trying to break into a male-dominated field, Aishwarya’s fierce mindset and mental conditioning will inspire you to keep pushing through the chaos. 🎙️ Hit SUBSCRIBE for more incredible leadership stories from India's top female founders and trailblazers! #thesheeoeffect #aishwaryapissay #womeninsports #motorsport #worldchampion #resilience #femalefounders #smashpatriarchy #trailblazer #india

  7. 22 mai

    The Power of Grit | Gomathi Shanmugasundaram | Episode 13 | THE SHE.E.O EFFECT

    "I was told I didn't have the capabilities to take the company to the next level. Within two years, I easily surpassed the numbers he said I couldn't reach."Imagine growing up as a carpenter's daughter where you were not taught to dream big, and your ultimate career goal was simply to become a secretary so you could work in an air-conditioned room.In Episode 13 of THE SHE.E.O EFFECT, Vijayashree Parameswaran sits down with Gomathi "Goms" Sridhar, the CEO of AhaGuru. Gomathi’s journey is defined by a single word: GRIT. From leading a massive college strike to save her historic campus from demolition, to turning down a high-paying corporate job to teach science for ₹2,000, Gomathi has always let purpose drive her path.In this unfiltered conversation, Gomathi breaks down the realities of scaling one of India's powerhouse EdTech firms without burning through investor cash. She holds nothing back, discussing the dark side of leadership that most founders hide:🔥 Mother's Guilt: The crushing societal pressure that makes you feel like you have to be a "bad mother" to be a "good leader."🔥 The Boys' Club: Why she refuses to compromise her comfort and safety just to fit in at male-dominated networking events.🔥 Underestimation: How she uses the sexism and judgment of male peers—who ignore her in meetings because she lacks "fancy degrees"—as fuel to build her empire.If you have ever felt underestimated or struggled with the myth of "work-life balance," this episode is your ultimate permission slip to tune out the noise and focus on your goals."The outfit doesn't matter, the attitude does."#thesheeoeffect #ahaguru #femalefounders #womeninleadership #womeninbusiness #edtech #workingmom #entrepreneurship #grit #leadership

  8. 8 mai

    Bharat vs India? | Divya Yachamaneni | Episode 12 | THE SHE.E.O EFFECT

    "Women from good families don't put themselves in these situations."In Episode 12 of THE SHE.E.O EFFECT, Vijayashree Parameswaran sits down with Divya Yachamaneni, the CEO of Naandi Community Water Services. Coming from a highly sheltered, urban background, Divya made a radical choice: she wanted to explore the real "Bharat."Driven by an intense combination of curiosity and conviction, Divya refused to let her gender be an excuse or a burden. She traveled through pitch-black nights in Punjab and navigated rural villages where sarpanches carried AK-47s, desperate to earn her place in the social sector.But looking back, she shares a profound realization. While she doesn't want to romanticize the danger, she refuses to carry the shame of taking those risks. As she powerfully states: "A woman doing her work in difficult terrains is not her problem. The fact that the terrain is unsafe for her... is society's problem at large."Prepare for an incredible masterclass in confronting fear, defining your own boundaries, and bridging the gap between corporate "India" and rural "Bharat."🎙️ Subscribe to THE SHE.E.O EFFECT for more leadership insights!

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The SHE.E.O Effect uncovers the vision, influence, and legacy of India’s most impactful women leaders. We dive into the philosophies behind their success - resilience, culture-building, tough decisions, and real-world impact. No fluff. No filters. Just the wisdom that shapes leaders.

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    Alcor Consultancy
  • Années d’activité
    2025 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    19
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