This story is from June 30, 2017
Thrive Global launches first international partnership in India with Times Bridge
NEW DELHI: Arianna Huffington and
Thrive Global aims to deal with global stress and epidemic burnout by offering businesses and individuals sustainable, science-based solutions to enhance well-being and performance. Its rationale behind partnering with The Times Group, India’s largest media company is to scale its business to advance its mission.
“I’m thrilled to be partnering with the Times Group to expand Thrive Global’s presence to India,” said Arianna Huffington, Founder and CEO of Thrive Global. “India has long held a special place in my heart, from the time I went to study comparative religion at Visva-Bharati University, outside of Calcutta. I’ve been in love with the country ever since. India faces many challenges with stress and burnout. But it also has many of its own solutions. India’s ancient spiritual traditions, in addition to traditional Indian practices like yoga and meditation, have been validated by modern science, and form the basis for many of Thrive Global’s tools and strategies. I’m looking forward to the opportunity for Thrive Global, along with Times Bridge, to bring them to India.”
Times Bridge, the global partnerships arm of The Times Group, with investments in Airbnb, Coursera, Uber, Vice, HuffPost and others, is excited to bring Thrive to India. Speaking at the launch of this partnership,
Thrive Global has a media platform and a suite of technology at its disposal to meet the requirements of its programme. It also organises corporate trainings with leading business partners.
Stress and burnout are a global epidemic and India is no exception. Many employees report multiple physical and psychological disorders due to work stress. Studies show that 30% of employees have developed insomnia, and 40% of employee’s report depression as a main consequence of workplace stress. Indian employers rank stress as the number one lifestyle risk factor, and their employees complain that their companies don’t have a stress management program in place. Thrive Global’s programs are designed to address the whole human – physical, mental, emotional and spiritual – and improve both well-being and performance across all dimensions.
Thrive Global is working with companies including Accenture, JPMorgan Chase, Safaricom, SAP and Uber to improve employee well-being and bring Thrive Global’s methodology into corporate cultures around the world. Thrive has already conducted trainings with
Presently, Thrive Global is setting up its offices, hiring leadership and a Country GM, who will run expansion, partnerships and the advancement of Thrive’s mission in India. The Thrive India team will establish the product, create content and lead workshops, which aim to revolutionize work culture, accelerating the shift that allows people to reclaim their lives and move from merely surviving to thriving.
Times Bridge
, a division of the Times Group, formally launchedThrive Global
in India on Thursday. Thrive Global is a well-being and productivity platform that offers corporate services, a media platform and technology. It was launched in New York in November 2016 aand is now launching its first international partnership in India. Thrive Global will begin assembling its team in India, beginning with a Country General Manager.“I’m thrilled to be partnering with the Times Group to expand Thrive Global’s presence to India,” said Arianna Huffington, Founder and CEO of Thrive Global. “India has long held a special place in my heart, from the time I went to study comparative religion at Visva-Bharati University, outside of Calcutta. I’ve been in love with the country ever since. India faces many challenges with stress and burnout. But it also has many of its own solutions. India’s ancient spiritual traditions, in addition to traditional Indian practices like yoga and meditation, have been validated by modern science, and form the basis for many of Thrive Global’s tools and strategies. I’m looking forward to the opportunity for Thrive Global, along with Times Bridge, to bring them to India.”
Times Bridge, the global partnerships arm of The Times Group, with investments in Airbnb, Coursera, Uber, Vice, HuffPost and others, is excited to bring Thrive to India. Speaking at the launch of this partnership,
Rishi Jaitly
, CEO of Times Bridge said, “In an increasingly connected world, leadership, creativity and personal well-being matter more than ever. Times Bridge mission is to bring the world’s best ideas to India, and share India’s best insights with the world, by leveraging the unmatched assets of the Times Group. Thrive Global is a cutting-edge idea whose time has come and we’re thrilled to be able to help advance Thrive’s mission, services and products across the length and breadth of India.”Thrive Global has a media platform and a suite of technology at its disposal to meet the requirements of its programme. It also organises corporate trainings with leading business partners.
Stress and burnout are a global epidemic and India is no exception. Many employees report multiple physical and psychological disorders due to work stress. Studies show that 30% of employees have developed insomnia, and 40% of employee’s report depression as a main consequence of workplace stress. Indian employers rank stress as the number one lifestyle risk factor, and their employees complain that their companies don’t have a stress management program in place. Thrive Global’s programs are designed to address the whole human – physical, mental, emotional and spiritual – and improve both well-being and performance across all dimensions.
Thrive Global is working with companies including Accenture, JPMorgan Chase, Safaricom, SAP and Uber to improve employee well-being and bring Thrive Global’s methodology into corporate cultures around the world. Thrive has already conducted trainings with
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