Dr. Ramesh Ramachandran is this week’s Dubai Works business podcast guest, an innovative entrepreneur, and executive leader in the hydrocarbon and chemical sector across the Americas, the Middle East, and India with extensive experience in transformational stewardship, navigating organisations through periods of accelerated growth.

He is adept at forging alliances with global business partners to enhance synergies, driving profitable growth, and maximising ROI.

Dr. Ramesh is a principal at MEGVIN Advisors LLC he is an Executive Board Advisor, a Keynote Speaker, and an Academic Author and if you’d like to know more about the oil and gas industry, keep scrolling.

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LISTEN: Dr. Ramesh Ramachandran talks about the challenges and learning of being a leader during difficult times, the impacts of COVID on the oil and gas industry and what kind of future it is going to have, aligning with the big push towards sustainability

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