Leadership Begins Before College: EThames Launches Teen Corporate Leadership Challenge
EThames Business School (EBS), Hyderabad, announced the successful completion of the Teen Corporate Leadership Challenge (TCLC) – a first-of-its-kind inter-school leadership and career-readiness initiative designed to introduce school students to real-world corporate leadership roles.
Hyderabad: EThames Business School (EBS), Hyderabad, announced the successful completion of the Teen Corporate Leadership Challenge (TCLC) – a first-of-its-kind inter-school leadership and career-readiness initiative designed to introduce school students to real-world corporate leadership roles.
Addressing the media, Mr. Kali Prasad Gadiraju, Chairman, EThames Business School, said, “Leadership is no longer a skill to be learned after graduation. It must be nurtured early, and TCLC is our effort to start that journey at the school level.”
The programme aims to bridge the gap between academics and practical leadership by placing students in simulated corporate environments where they act as CEOs, CFOs, CMOs, CTOs, and CHROs—making strategic decisions, pitching ideas, and receiving feedback from industry mentors.
Over 3,000 students from 30 schools across Telangana participated in the multi-stage challenge, which began with a leadership awareness quiz and culminated in scenario-based case challenges at the EThames campus.
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Mr. V.V. Laxmi Narayana, IPS (Retd.), appreciated the initiative, noting that early exposure to leadership helps build confidence, accountability, and responsible decision-making among youth.
Top honours went to:
Teen CEO & Teen CHRO: Ms. Saanvi Mahakala (The Vista School)
Teen CFO: Mr. Mohammed Adil Raza (The Vista School)
Teen CMO: Ms. B. Sai Vaidehi Reddy (Gyanville School)
Teen CTO: Mr. Anirwin (St. Andrews School)
The events were graced by Mr. Murali Kakarla, President – TiE Hyderabad, and an eminent jury including Mr. Anil Kumar Suravaram, Mr. Vijay Rangineni, Mr. Nilanjan Chatterjee, and Mr. Bhanu Varla.
EThames Business School reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing confident, ethical, and future-ready leaders, positioning TCLC as a pioneering model for leadership education at the school level.
