Employees are a source of enterprise knowledge
The industrial perspective in Rajeev’s profile suggests that understanding a business includes listening to the people who make its daily work possible.

Rajeev Khandelwal
From World Trade’s founding in 2004 to a business network spanning capital, aviation and the real economy.
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The industrial perspective in Rajeev’s profile suggests that understanding a business includes listening to the people who make its daily work possible.
Rajeev’s business-owner perspective offers a lens on the supplier relationships that support an enterprise, often beyond what a purchasing comparison can show.
Rajeev’s enterprise and advisory background makes the customer’s account an important companion to management’s explanation of a business opportunity and its future.
Rajeev’s essential-infrastructure experience raises a practical question for enterprise development: what does a project contribute to the place in which it operates?
Rajeev’s government-advisory background offers context for the institutional understanding required when a business works alongside public bodies over an extended period.
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