Name: Your Leadership Brand & Voice (APAC)
Start: 2026-03-12T02:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-03-12T03:15:00+00:00

APAC

WeQual Rising Leaders:  Your Leadership Brand & Voice

Strong leaders are not only judged on what they deliver, but on how they are known across the organization. Visibility is not vanity or self-promotion. It is a leadership responsibility that shapes trust, credibility, and opportunity.

This session is for Rising Leaders who want to strengthen their leadership brand and accelerate personal, professional, and business impact.

Your leadership brand already exists. It is defined by how others experience you in key moments and decisions. Organizations also hold unspoken expectations about what leadership looks and sounds like, which influence who is heard, trusted, and recognized.

Using the PIE model (Performance, Image, Exposure), this session reframes visibility as a leadership duty. You will clarify what you want to be known for, sharpen how you articulate your value, and use visibility intentionally so your impact is understood, not assumed.

This clarity strengthens credibility, builds momentum, and creates the foundation to extend influence through relationships and collaboration.

Anupama Rao Singh – Vice President, Latin America and GCC; Head of Centre of Excellence, Oncology and Hospital Business, Dr. Reddy’s. Anupama brings extensive senior enterprise leadership experience, having built and scaled businesses across multiple global markets. She offers a grounded perspective on leadership credibility, visibility, and effectively articulating impact in complex organizations.

Takeaways: 

 Clarify what you want to be known for

Understand how you are perceived

Use visibility with intent

Strengthen credibility and presence

Extend impact through others

Anupama Rao Singh

Dr. Reddy’s

VP Latin America and GCC

Anupama is the Vice President for Latin America & GCC and heads the Centre of Excellence for Oncology and Hospital Business at global biopharmaceutical company, Dr. Reddy’s. Prior to joining Dr Reddy’s, she led the oncology business at Pfizer for India and Asia-Pacific.

A seasoned leader with over 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, Anupama has earned numerous accolades, including being featured among Top Women Leaders in India Inc by The Economic Times (one of the India’s leading business publications) and winning the APAC WeQual Award for Leadership.

She leads teams across multiple countries and serves as a P&L head, driving growth, spearheading new product launches and fostering innovation to build future business models. Her extensive experience includes building businesses from the ground up and scaling them into profitable models across regions such as Latin America, Asia, Africa, and Australia.

Anupama is a Mentor for aspiring and mid-level professionals through internal and external forums. She is also a fitness enthusiast and recently completed multiple high-altitude treks, including Mt Kilimanjaro in Tanzania and Everest Base Camp in Nepal.

She holds a B Pharm and an MBA, along with executive education credentials from IIM Ahmedabad and Harvard Business School.

Cristina Condoleon

WeQual

Facilitator and Coach

Cristina Condoleon is an experienced facilitator and coach with more than 20 years’ experience designing and delivering leadership and team development programs across industries and geographies. She works with leaders to build stronger teams, healthier cultures, and sustainable performance.

Before establishing her independent practice, Cristina held senior learning and development roles at Cochlear and Adidas, where she led global initiatives that strengthened leadership capability and organizational culture.

Cristina’s facilitation style combines depth of insight with practical tools that drive real behavior change. She is passionate about helping people become more self-aware, confident, and collaborative leaders.

Outside work, Cristina enjoys the outdoors, playing tennis, and volunteering with Primary Ethics, an organization that teaches ethics to primary school students.