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Sminu Jindal (born 1973) is an Indian industrialist. She is the managing director of Jindal SAW Limited [1] and Founder-Chairperson of Svayam, [2] an initiative of the Sminu Jindal Trust & India's leading accessibility rights organization.
An unrelenting warrior of inclusion with an undying fire in her heart to see an inclusive and accessible world, Ms. Sminu Jindal is, first and foremost, a visionary entrepreneur and the first lady entrant in India to do her gender proud by breaking the glass ceiling in the Steel, Oil and Gas sector.
Website of Sminu Jindal, Founder Svayam Global Centre for Inclusive Environments, India and Managing Director, Jindal SAW Ltd.
Born with an entrepreneur instinct, Sminu Jindal always wanted to enter her family’s industry business. She joined Jindal SAW Limited as a management trainee (1 August, 1992 to 30 June 1994) in one of its loss-making factories when she was 19.
A visionary entrepreneur, Ms. Sminu Jindal is the first lady entrant in India to do her gender proud by breaking the glass ceiling in the Steel, Oil and Gas sector. As the Managing Director of Jindal SAW Ltd, she belongs to the USD 18.5 billion O.P. Jindal Group.
Sep 16, 2022 · But Sminu Jindal, the managing director of Jindal SAW Ltd and the founder chairperson of Svayam, shows you how to do that.
Nov 5, 2011 · “IT WOULD, PERHAPS, NEVER have happened without the accident,” says Sminu Jindal, managing director of the pipe-maker Jindal SAW. Sitting in her South Delhi office, she talks of her 17-year journey at the helm of Jindal SAW, and what it means to be a woman born into a patriarchal business family.
Ms. Sminu Jindal has made exemplary and historic contributions to the building of modern steel industry by breaking the glass ceiling in the Steel, Oil & Gas sector in India. She is the first lady entrant in the country to do her gender proud by having rose to the position of the Managing Director of Jindal SAW Ltd. a part of the fourth
Sep 4, 2019 · Sminu has been at the helm of Jindal SAW, which is a part of the $18 billion Jindal Group of Industries. When she was 19 (between 1992 to 1994), she joined Jindal SAW Limited as a management...
Jindal has not only made all her factories disabled-accessible, but also won a bid to bring the world’s premier access and mobility conference, Transed, to India. She runs Svayam, one of India’s most influential not-for-profits, which works for better facilities for the disabled and the aged.
