Ajit Singhvi

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Ajit Singhvi

Born|

Jodhpur

Other names| Ajeet Mal Singhvi
Citizenship| United Kingdom
Alma mater| Harvard Business School
Manchester Business School
Chartered Institute of Management Accountants
Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
Middlesex University London
Occupation(s)| Philanthropy, Management Consultant and Author
Known for| Individual Social Responsibility (ISR)
Website| ajitsinghvi.com

Ajit Singhvi is an Indian origin philanthropist and a management expert based in London.[1][2] He is best known as professorial chair donor at IIT Roorkee and IIT Madras and IIM Mumbai.[3] Together with Abdullahi Adamu and Ernest Shonekan, Singhvi received attention for campaigning with letters to the presidency for a shift in Nigeria's economic recovery model in 1993.[4][5]

## Career

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Singhvi has worked in several countries with many multinational companies such as BICC (British Insulated Cables company London), GEC Alsthom (MD),[5] Leyland Nigeria (MD), NES group of companies,[4] CarnaudMetalbox, Aditya Birla Group (President - WCM) and Argo Pantes Group.

Singhvi is the alumnus of Harvard Business School, Manchester Business School, School of Engineering-Middlesex University, Japan Institute of Plant Management, Ashridge Management College, Institute of Chartered Accountants, and Chartered Institute of Management Accountants.[6] Dr Singhvi had closely worked with professor David A. Garvin (12 May 1952 – 30 April 2017) an American economist at Harvard Business School.

Singhvi was awarded two research degrees Doctor of Philosophy and Doctor of Engineering.[7]

## Philanthropy

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Singhvi made major donations to education and women empowerment in India, and endowed three professorial chairs at IIT Roorkee, IIT Madras and IIM Mumbai. He also donated large amounts to Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA) in Chennai, Institute of Cost Accountants Kolkata and Mohanlal Sukhadia University in Udaipur among others.[8] Singhvi has mooted the idea of ISR (Individual Social Responsibility) as a mirror age of CSR to support and promote philanthropic activities in the society.[9]

In February 2019, Loyola Institute of Business Administration named a micro Centre for Good Governance after Ajit Singhvi.[10]

He is the founder and promoter of the Ajit Singhvi Education and Training Trust.[11][1]

## Books

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* Fast Tracking to Managerial & CEO Roles, 2019, ISBN 9781646691012

## References

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1. ^ a b सिंह, विनोद कुमार (22 January 2018). "छात्रों को नयी प्रौद्योगिकी से जोड़े - डॉ. अजित सिंघ्वी". Amar Ujala.
2. ^ The Management Accountant. Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India. 2007.
3. ^ Desikan, Aparna (29 June 2017). "London-based Management Expert funds Professorial Chairs in IITs - Madras and Roorkee". TOI. Chennai.
4. ^ a b "Rethinking the efficacy of market forces". Moneywatch. The Guardian. 28 April 1993. pp. 11, 15.
5. ^ a b Phelan, Jonquil (October 1990). "Investment Needs Incentives". africanreview. p. 39.
6. ^ "Karnataka, Bangalore, A.M.Singhvi, FCA, FCMA (Lon) Ph.D, D.Engg (Lon) | Professional Profiles|Professional Profiles | www.karmayog.org". Karmayog.org.
7. ^ "London-based Management Expert funds Professorial Chairs in IITs - Madras and Roorkee". Punjabtribune.com. 28 June 2018.
8. ^ Pokhriyal, Sanjay (20 June 2018). "मैनेजमेंट एक्सपर्ट ने आई आई टी मद्रास व रूरकी में प्रोफेसोरियल चेयर के स्थाफना, अभूतपूर्व आर्थिक योगदान". Roorkee. Dainik Jagran.
9. ^ "Dr. A. M Singhvi". alumni.iitm.ac.in.
10. ^ "LIBA sets up centre for good governance". The Hindu. 11 February 2019.
11. ^ "RAJSHREE SUGARS & CHEMICALS LIMITED BRIEF PROFILE OF INDEPENDENT DIRECTORS" (PDF). rajshreesugars.com. Archived from the original (PDF) on 6 August 2018. Retrieved 5 August 2018.