Infinite Vision (Tamil)(Tamil, Paperback, Pavitra K Mehta, Suchitra Shenoy)

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Infinite Vision (Tamil)(Tamil, Paperback, Pavitra K Mehta, Suchitra Shenoy) is written by Pavitra K Mehta and published by Manjul Publishing House. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 8183224377 (ISBN 10) and 9788183224376 (ISBN 13).

In 1976, Dr. Govindappa Venkataswamy founded Aravind, an eleven bed eye clinic in South India, with no money, business plan or safety net. Dr. V was 58 years old at the time and over the next three decades his humble clinic would defy the odds to become the largest provider of eye care in the world. Aravind has now treated over 32 million patients and performed over 4 million surgeries, the majority for free. Its business model is emulated everywhere from Tanzania to the United States and a case study on Aravinds work is mandatory reading for every MBA student at Harvard Business School. Going far beyond typical business analysis, this book dives deep into the heart and mind of one of the most phenomenal visionaries of our time. Its narrative will appeal to a diverse audience ranging from management students and corporate leaders to social entrepreneurs and lay readers seeking an inspiring tale. Infinite vision tells an unforgettable story one that has lit the eyes of millions. About the Author Pavithra K. Mehta is a writer and filmmaker in a the hardback edition of the book has been family of 21 ophthalmologists. Her award- winning documentary (Also titled Infinite Vision) followed the life and work of Aravinds founder, Dr. V. She started Aravinds story archive in 2002 and currently serves on the boards of both the Aravind eye foundation and ServiceSpace, a trans-formative volunteerism. Suchitra Shenoy has worked on innovative market-based approaches to poverty and was the founding member of the inclusive markets team at monitor group. She is on the advisory board of Youth 4 Jobs Foundation, which works with companies to give impoverished young people the skills they need for meaningful employment.