Mansi Kirloskar is an Indian businesswoman best known as the daughter of Vikram Kirloskar, who was the vice president of Toyota Kirloskar Motor. After his death in 2022, Mansi became the director of the company. He has held the positions of Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer of Kirloskar Systems Limited, Director of Toyota Kirloskar Motor Private Limited, Kirloskar Technologies Limited and Toyota Tsusho Insurance Brokers India Private Limited. Ltd.
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Mansi Kirloskar was born on Tuesday, 7 August 1990 (age 33 years; as in 2023) in Bengaluru, Karnataka. His zodiac sign is Leo. She completed her schooling from Mallya Aditi International School, Bengaluru. He earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Rhode Island School of Design in the United States. Since she was an only child, she spent a lot of time with her parents and their older friends. They used to talk about important topics of the world and this helped Mansi to know and understand more about them. Mansi loved painting since childhood. She would also paint when she had to study for exams, but her parents never scolded her for it. At the age of 13, Manasi held her art exhibition in Bengaluru, which was attended by MF Hussain. In an interview, he mentioned that his mother inspired him to take up painting and also arranged for exhibitions so that other people could see his artwork.
One of the paintings by Mansi Kirloskar
When she was young, Mansi, apart from painting, also learned Kathak dance and performed on stage. He also played the tabla and took singing lessons in Hindustani classical music. Mansi did not like mathematics at all in 8th class. Her school teachers told her that she would not be able to pass the board exams. But Mansi did not give up; She found a teacher, studied very hard and managed to pass the exam. After graduating from Rhode Island School, he began working in his family’s business. When she returned to India, many people expected her to join the business, and she felt a responsibility to continue and grow the family business.
Physical Appearance
Height (Approx): 5′ 7″
Hair Color: Black
Eye colour: brown
Family
It was very common to see women working in his family. His mother worked at the company, his grandmother held positions on the board of Kirloskar Oil Engines and was vice-chairman and MD of the Blue Diamond Hotel in Pune, and his great-grandmother also served on the boards of various Kirloskar companies.
parents and siblings
Mansi’s father’s name is Vikram Kirloskar, who was the vice chairman of Toyota Kirloskar Motor. He died in 2022. His mother’s name is Gitanjali Kirloskar, who is the Chairperson and Managing Director of Kirloskar Systems Pvt. Ltd. He has no brother or sister.
Mansi Kirloskar’s parents
husband and children
Mansi married Neville Tata in 2019, son of businessman Noel Tata, who is the chairman of Trent and MD of Tata International. They have a son, Jeh.
Mansi Kirloskar’s wedding photo
Noel is the half brother of Ratan Tata. Their wedding took place at Tata’s residence in South Mumbai and was attended by close friends and family.
Signature
Mansi Kirloskar’s signature
livelihood
When she was 14, Mansi started teaching arts and crafts at an NGO called Christel House Foundation. This NGO helped underprivileged children, and she also taught in government primary schools and an orphanage run by nuns who cared for abandoned and abused girls. Mansi also organized an art exhibition to showcase children’s work in places like Samukha and Kinkini. In an interview he talked about working with him and said,
Working with these children was a life-changing experience. I saw the bitter reality of India and at that very moment, I promised myself that I would dedicate a major part of my life to giving back to the society and making lives better.
Mansi Kirloskar teaching students of Christel House Foundation
She has launched a social impact startup called “Caring with Colour”, a non-profit organization working with government schools in three districts of Karnataka. In an interview, she mentioned that she wanted to reform the education system and make it more constructive for children’s education. He talked about this in the interview and said,
About 85-90 per cent of India’s school-going population attends government primary schools, this is where the CWC will be exposed. We will teach art in a way that will help children improve their education and improve attendance ratios, use art as a tool to diagnose specific types of mental issues, and then use art as therapy. Will be used as, and finally, children will be encouraged. Age 14 to start ‘giving back’ to society and engaging in community service. I would like to encourage every high school in India to include community service as an integral part of the high school curriculum.
‘Caring with Colours’ employees training teachers of government schools
Kirloskar Group
Mansi trained at Toyota Kirloskar Motor for three years. After that, he started working with the Lexus division of Toyota Kirloskar. During his time there, he learned about technical processes, manufacturing, Japanese work culture, advanced quality control methods, and business operations. Additionally, he started the real estate division and along with his mother Gitanjali Kirloskar, established their financial services division. His first project was part of his mother’s initiative to build a new advanced hospital in Sakra. Mansi was responsible for designing the interiors of the hospital in both medical and non-medical areas. During an interview, she mentioned that she decided to make the interior of the hospital colorful and was nervous about the decision, but she believed that hospitals, which are often depressing places, were needed to promote a positive atmosphere. Some bright colors are required. His idea was greatly appreciated by everyone in the office and he received a lot of praise for it.
Walls of Sakra Hospital painted by Mansi Kirloskar
After that, she became the Executive Director at Kirloskar Systems Limited. He worked on a residential project worth Rs. Rs 1,500 crore in a prime area of Bengaluru. A Rs 1,200 crore project for commercial spaces and a health care project for rural areas. Following his father’s death in November 2022, he was appointed as a director on the board of joint venture companies of Kirloskar Systems. He serves as a director on the boards of the company’s joint venture companies Toyota Industries Engine India Pvt Ltd, Kirloskar Toyota Textile Machinery Pvt Ltd (KTTM), Toyota Material Handling India Pvt Ltd (TMHIN), and Denso Kirloskar Industries Pvt Ltd (DNKI). Did.
award
- 2017: Asia Spa Award
Mansi Kirloskar after winning Asia Spa Award
- 2017: Corporate Debutant Award at Hall of Fame
Mansi Kirloskar Announces Corporate Debutant Award Winner
- 2017: Bengaluru NGO Leadership Award
Mansi Kirloskar’s ‘Caring with Colour’ receives Bengaluru NGO’s Leadership Award
- 2018: An award by the Government of Karnataka
Manasi Kirloskar’s ‘Caring with Colour’ receives award from Karnataka government
car collection
She drives a Lexus RX.
Mansi Kirloskar posing with her car
Favorite
- Travel Destination: Tokyo
Facts/General Knowledge
- She follows a non-vegetarian diet.
Mansi Kirloskar is eating chicken and eggs
- Her hobbies include painting, traveling and trying out various adventure sports.
- Mansi’s parents supported her decision to pursue her passion and aspirations. Although some people advised him to study economics instead of enrolling in design school, his parents ignored those suggestions. He encouraged her to follow her love for painting.
- During her college years, she was selected as the first Youth Business Champion for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in India.
- In 2018, he displayed his paintings at Raja Ravi Varma Art Gallery, Ghole Road.
- In 2018, he delivered a speech on ‘New Age Startup Ecosystem’ at Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani.
- In 2019, he was invited to speak at the MIT India Conference 2019 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The conference focused on ‘India’s Competitive Edge’ and the topic he chose for his speech was ‘Education to Empower India.’
- She has been featured on the covers of various lifestyle magazines.
Mansi Kirloskar appeared on the cover of a magazine
- In an interview, he recalled a situation where one of his hospital projects was almost completed, but rain caused the operating room equipment to get wet. She immediately gathered managers, reached out to her contacts and arranged for technical support. During the interview, he mentioned that such experiences taught him lessons about decision making.
- Indian entrepreneur Kiran Mazumdar Shaw is Mansi’s role model.
Mansi Kirloskar with Kiran Mazumdar Shaw
- In an interview, he revealed that he likes watching TV, which helps relieve stress and calm his mind.
- She follows a naturopathic diet.
- She has received training and holds a scuba diving license, which includes certification to dive to 30 meters and use nitrox. In an interview, he explained that scuba diving has helped him deal with the pressure of his job.
Mansi Kirloskar while scuba diving
- She also enjoys activities like swimming, mountaineering, deep water scuba diving, playing tennis and participating in water sports.
- She describes herself as an introvert and does not have a large group of friends.
- She really loves dogs and owns three of them: a pug named Gadget, a beagle named Doodle, and a Labrador named Midget.
Mansi Kirloskar with street dogs
- She often goes to the gym and exercises for an hour daily.
Not the prettiest landing!! But first attempt!! Tell me what do you do to stay fit? It is very important to stay active. healthy body = healthy mind pic.twitter.com/2bXGhjGaTX
– Manasi Kirloskar (@ManasiKirloskar) 10 November 2018
- She goes on trips every week and enjoys visiting factories and offices of different industries. Additionally, she explores various art galleries, museums, and historical places.
Mansi Kirloskar visiting a toy factory
- In an interview, he expressed his desire to become an actor since childhood.
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