If you take care of the people, people will take care of the business and the company : Suparna Mitra

Women are more beautiful together than individuals: Suparna Mitra

Watches will never go out of circulation: CEO Titan Watches & Wearable devices

Are mobiles making watches obsolete?  Suparna Mitra, CEO, Titan Watches & Wearable Devices says big NO.

Are watches competing with mobile phones? Are cell phones making watches obsolete? Ms. Suparna Mitra, CEO of Titan Watches & Wearable Devices says a big NO.

She was in conversation with Priya Gazdar, Chairperson, FICCI Ladies Organisation (FLO), Hyderabad Chapter at a session on the TATA Legacy —Living Values at T-Hub at Raidurg on Thursday evening.

There is no doubt the functionalities of each other of these two gadgets/devices interchanging. And there are multiple similarities between them, hence this question arises. It is not new and it has been going around for several years, the 54 years old CEO of Titan told the packed house of Pinnacle Amphitheatre in T-Hub

There is no comparison. Watches are bought for different reasons such as — status symbols, gifting(for anniversaries, milestone achievements, 40 to 50% sales happen for this reason), accessorising, and means of self-expression– who you are. Your watch tells a story about who you are. None of these are possible by mobile phone, said Suparna Mitra.

The CEO of Titan delved into the core values, challenges during the covid, her leadership skills, strategies behind brands and operational mantras, that have guided the Tata Group to become India’s pride and a globally respected powerhouse. And of course, her journey to the helm of Titan Co. Ltd., a gem of this wonderful conglomerate.

Titan is a people-centric company. If I say it is people-oriented, how can it simultaneously be performance-oriented? you may ask.  If you take care of the people, people will take care of the company, she said.

We are in the business of fashion and lifestyle. Indian women made many of our brands successful. While speaking about women’s role in making Titanic the most trusted brand, the CEO said women are more beautiful together than an individual

Watches were the worst hit category during the pandemic as they’re the most non-essential items, she shared.

Besides being a CEO of TitanWatches, she is currently serving on the Board of Governors of IIM Kozhikode and has previously served on the board of Tata Power Solar. She is also an Independent Director of the Board of Swiggy.

Giving opening remarks, Ms. Priya Gazdar, Chairperson of FICCI Ladies Organisation (FLO) Hyderabad said the Tata Group, a hundred and sixty years now, has woven its legacy into the very fabric of the nation, touching lives with its unwavering commitment to ethical principles, people-centric values, and humane approach that are its very lifeblood, Priya said.

From steel to automobiles, IT to consumer goods, edibles to wearables, is a testament to their deep-seated belief in giving back to society. Through tireless innovation, employee empowerment, and steadfast adherence to ethical governance, the Tata Group continues to inspire and uplift, giving the business world, and even the common man, lessons to learn from, and emulate, Priya added,

At FLO too, Priya said they strive incessantly, to imbibe best practices from across industries, and act with a deep sense of responsibility towards the society and environment.

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