He quit his job after being passed over for a promotion and unwittingly set himself up to control what would be the largest advertising company in the region. He also bought the company that denied him the promotion but says that it was a strategic decision not driven by vengeance or the need to prove any point. In our money and power segment tonight, Samuel Kantai talks to the founder and chief executive of Scangroup, 59 year old Bharat Thakrar.
Money and Power: Bharat Thakrar
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