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Name the decision first. The format can wait.

Advisory, executive development or a talk: the right one depends on which people decision your organisation most needs to get right next. Dr Kaur starts there, and the shape of the engagement follows.

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Track record

One track record, whichever door you come in by.

  • 10

    Peer-reviewed papers

    5 in ABDC-A ranked journals

  • 3

    Best Paper Awards

    AOM HR Division, EDII and Anusandhan RDAIS

  • 6

    Academy of Management meetings

    Every year, 2021 to 2026

  • 5,900+

    Downloads of one article

    Most-read of 30+ in Management Practice Insight

Three ways in

What clients say when they first get in touch.

Each of these is a version of something leaders actually say. Each points to a different kind of work.

Advisory

“Our HR systems look fine in the policy manual and fall apart on the floor.”

Strategic people and HR advisory

  • Retention strategy built from stakeholder interviews
  • Learning-organisation and diversity and inclusion systems
  • Diagnosis of leadership and HRM systems
  • Governance, from a sitting independent director

Where this work has run

  • Bosch India
  • HURL
  • ICAI
  • Atos Global
  • PUNCOM (board)

Executive development

“Our managers have to lead differently now, and an off-the-shelf course won't get them there.”

Programmes designed for one room

  • Leadership and high-performing teams
  • Emotional intelligence
  • Design thinking and innovation
  • AI and human resource management
  • Stress and time management

Delivered through

  • SPJIMR MDPs
  • PGEMP
  • Start Your Business (SYB)

Speaking

“The opening session decides the tone of the whole event. We can't afford a flat one.”

Talks, lectures and masterclasses

  • Peer-reviewed conference papers
  • Invited lectures
  • Masterclasses
  • Podcasts and fireside conversations

Stages

  • AOM 2021 to 2026
  • EURAM Dublin
  • EGOS Vienna and Cagliari
  • BCERC Knoxville
AI inside all three

AI is not a fourth service. It runs through the other three.

Whether the brief is retention, a leadership programme or a keynote, the question of what algorithms do to people at work is usually somewhere in it. It is also the subject of her lead-authored research.

Lead author, Communications of the AIS, 2024

Watch out, you are live! Toward understanding the impact of AI on the privacy of employees

One to one

Not every question needs a room full of people.

A role transition, a career question, a founder's decision. Sometimes the useful format is a conversation between two people.

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