Penguin presents an insightful memoir ‘Making it Big by Binod Chaudhary’
New Delhi, April 29, 2016: The man behind the immensely popular Wai Wai noodles and one of Asia’s most prominent businessmen, Binod Chaudhary launched his inspiring memoir on April 27th, 2016 at the Taj Palace in New Delhi. The evening witnessed Mr. Chaudhary’s friends, family and the capital’s crème de la crème come out to support the author, with names like Varun Chaudhary, Shatrujit Singh, Naina Balsavar, Dumpy Ahmed, Nalini Singh, Neeva Jain, Hindol Sen Gupta, Nighat Abedi of Rampur, Adil Ahmed, Maharani Raseshwari of Jaisalmer to name a few.
President of the CG Corp. Global (formerly Chaudhary Group), Mr. Chaudhary’s multinational conglomerate has a portfolio of 122 companies, spread over 5 continents with 76 renowned brands in the global market. His autobiography, ‘Making it Big by Binod Chaudhary’ is a candid account of the costs and compulsions of doing business in the Himalyan nation. This memoir, already a massive bestseller in Nepal, tells Binod Chaudharys ’s takes you through hinspiring success story in his own words.
‘In Nepal, there is a man working with his every breath to make life better for his country and his fellow countrymen. This autobiography is the special story of that man’s life’ Mike perlis, CEO, Forbes media LLC
The Author: Binod Chaudhary is the President of CG Corp. Global, a multinational conglomerate, headquartered in Nepal. He is an internationally respected name in FMCG as the man behind Wai Wai noodles, the most iconic brand from CG. His other business interest include electronics, hospitality, infrastructure, education, telecom and realty, which are among the fifteen business verticals, he runs with CG. The Chaudhary Group’s assets include a controlling stake in Nepal’s largest private-sector commercial bank, Nabil Bank and a string of hotels, and JV’s with the Taj (TATA Group), Alila, Fern and the Farm at San Benito, to name a few prominent brands. Chaudhary is also regarded as the leading philanthropist in Nepal.