Exit of Flipkart CEO adds to fears in Corporate India about sexual misconduct


  • TECH
  • Friday, 16 Nov 2018

Antony Alex, CEO of consultancy firm Rainmaker, and his employees look at training material as they pose for a photograph inside his office in Mumbai, India, November 15, 2018. REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas

NEW DELHI/BENGALURU: In 2015, when Antony Alex pitched his training products for tackling sexual harassment in the workplace, large and small businesses in India mostly turned him away saying it was not worth the investment.

This year, however, Alex's Mumbai-based consultancy firm Rainmaker is witnessing its sharpest growth ever as companies quickly try to educate employees about anti-sexual harassment laws and company policies.

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