Our guest today Mr. Rakesh Shukla has been speaking in business conferences across the world for decades, and animal welfare for 5yrs but his TEDx talk has funneled into a series of speaker requests as it showcases his commitment to the now-750 dogs in his care through a turbulent three years designed to bankrupt a multimillion-dollar enterprise. The personal and professional threats that precipitated these three challenging years; Rakesh’s response to these attacks; and the current turning of the tide make for a classic resourcefulness-in-the-face-of-adversity story -- with one major difference. When you have 750 lives depending on you, your choices need to be more than just strategic or pragmatic. Rakesh’s choices and experiences describe a uniquely personal journey against a landscape that is equal parts business, and non-profit. It is a real-life story that is inspiring, innovative, and courageous. It is tailored for senior & middle management, as well as newer hires. Rakesh combines the ‘personal’ principles of character, commitment, defining success & planning for it, with years of his own hands-on management experience as well as the rigor of having taught in a B-school for several years. Rakesh is an electronics engineer and MBA by training,

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