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Vip Vyas

Biography

Vip Vyas partners senior executives to catalyse breakthrough shifts in performance. He has nearly 30 years of experience in building high-impact alliances and consortiums, and has advised industry leaders across oil and gas, mining, infrastructure, banking, FMCG, tech, and government sectors on complex global megaprojects worth over US$100 billion.

Vyas is a regular keynote speaker on governance, strategy, culture change, and project delivery. His new book Gorilla in the Cockpit reveals the hidden patterns behind project failure and a blueprint for success.

Vyas contributes to INSEAD Knowledge and has been published by Forbes, Duke Review and other outlets. He studied strategy execution at Harvard Business School and has been a visiting consultant at London Business School and Oxford's Säid Business School, with adjunct roles at Duke CE and Hong Kong University.

Reach him at [email protected].

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Strategy

Inside the Black Box Crucial to Megaproject Success

S. Shekshnia, V. Vyas

Despite their importance to the global economy, most megaprojects fail to be delivered on budget or schedule. Here’s how managers could improve on that dismal record.

Leadership & Organisations

Is Your Innovation Process a Corporate Illusion?

V. Vyas, D. Nannicini

The six common blind spots that severely constrain the performance of innovation labs.
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Leadership & Organisations

How Firms Can Nurture Internal Thought Leaders

V. Vyas, D. Nannicini

Far from a luxury, thought leadership is about capturing the future.
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Leadership & Organisations

Aim for Transformation, Not Change

V. Vyas, D. Nannicini

Transformation creates attractive futures, while change mends the past.
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Leadership & Organisations

What Really Matters for Your Business Is Forwardship

V. Vyas, D. Nannicini, D. Sherman

Leadership failures are often characterised by a lack of action or a knee-jerk reaction to disruptions.
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Leadership & Organisations

Overcoming the Misery of Megaproject Delivery

V. Vyas, D. Nannicini

The “people aspect” of projects is more important than ever before.
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