Anand Mahindra has long been the face of Indian capitalism, lauded by Forbes, Fortune Magazine and The Economist for his stewardship of the Mahindra Group, a sprawling €20 billion Indian conglomerate with operations in 100 countries and 250,0000 employees. Educated in Harvard, Mahindra joined the family business in 1981 and has led it since 2012, driving the group – and its network of 150 companies – into new markets and new territories. One of those territories has been in Ireland, though its technology offshoot Tech Mahindra. It first arrived on Irish shores in 2015, opening a 300-seater delivery centre in…

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