Achyut Godbole

Achyut Godbole
Born (1950-08-15)15 August 1950
Solapur, Maharashtra
Nationality Indian
Education Chemical Engineer from IIT Mumbai
Occupation Writer, industrialist

Achyut Godbole is Maharashtrian and Marathi and English writer from solapur, Maharashtra. His interests are in Music, Literature, Economics, Science, Management and psychology along with Information Technology and he has written books in those topics. [1] [2]

Early life

Achyut Godbole was born in Solapur and completed his school education from H D Highschool, Solapur. Later he became a Chemical Engineer from IIT Mumbai in the year 1972.[3] [4]

Professional life

Godbole has over 32 years of experience in IT industry and was heading top management positions in companies like Patni computers, Syntel, L & T Infotech, Apar and Disha etc. He was responsible for multifold growth of these organisations. He contributed in building various companies in terms of capacity and capability like Patni Computer Systems as GM from the strength of 20 to 1000, Syntel as Managing Director from 30 to 1000, L&T InfoTech as CEO from 400 to 2000, Apar Technologies as CEO from 20 to 600 and Disha Technologies as Executive Director from the strength of 200 to 450.

Godbole also played a role of independent judge in various selection activities including prestigious Maharashtrian of the Year awards for 2011 arranged by Lokmat where the panel included Ashutosh Gowarikar, Dhanraj Pillay, Julio Ribeiro, Medha Patkar, Rajdeep Sardesai and Shobha De including him. [5]

Literary accomplishments

Godbole is well known for his writings in Marathi and English. He is a prolific writer in all genres and produced numerous original works as well as adaptations of works from other languages into Marathi. His writing style is informative and yet very informal. This enables his readers to enjoy the process of assimilating knowledge on diverse subjects. [6] His books are one of the highest selling books in Marathi. He has written many columns in Newspapers. [7] [8]

Books in Marathi [9]

Books in English

Awards and recognitions

References

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