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Leadership Examination
KOCHOUSEPH CHITTILAPPILLY-MD. V-Guard

Submitted by ANSU

6/14/2010

This is the result of my analysis about the great Indian business Entrepreneur Kochouseph Chittilappilly, the Founder of V-Guard as a leader. He is also a sociable person. His traits make him the highest tax payable person in the State Kerala.

CONTENTS:
1. Biography
2. Introduction
3. Vision and Mission
4. Diverse business Portfolio
5. Why Kochouseph Chittilappilly?
6. Traits Approach
7. Skill Approach
8. Style Approach
9. Situational Approach
10. Articles and readings
11. Other Approaches
a. Contingency theory
b. Path-goal-relationship
c. Transformational leadership
d. Charismatic leadership
e. Authentic Leadership
12. Conclusion: Which type of leader is he?
13. References.

BIOGRAPHY:
A baby born in 1950 at Parappur, a small village, in Thrissur, the cultural capital of Kerala, India into a family traditionally engaged in agriculture. He completed his early studies at the village school and went to St. Thomas College, Thrissur and attained his Master’s Degree in Physics (1970). Nobody dreamt that one day he will become a well known Entrepreneur in Indian Business Industry, more than that his ambition was to become a scientist. Kochouseph Chittilappilly started his career as a Supervisor in an electronics company, Telics, a new medium-scale company in Thiruvananthapuram promoted by the state government to make electronic stabilizers where he served for three years. He talked about the same to M.G.Radhakrishnan



References: Highest Individual Income Tax Payer from the State 1993 to 1995 Vyavasaya Jyothi Award given by the Ernakulum Chamber of Commerce (1996) Industry Excellence Award for Medium Scale Industries awarded by The Institution of Engineering (India), Cochin (1998) Millennium Businessman of Kerala awarded by Business Deepika (2000) Businessman of the Year awarded by Dhanam Magazine (2007) Kerala’s No.1 Consumer Durable products category forms Dhanam Magazine.

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