Dare Jennings and Ajay Piramal - Ideas Exchange - BBC

Dare Jennings' businesses have always focused on creating a memorable brand and a desirable product. He founded clothing and surf brand Mambo in 1984 and sold it 16 years later for $12m.

His latest project, Deus ex Machina, creates custom motorcycles, as well as clothing, accessories and artwork celebrating the legacy of motorcycles from the 1940s and 1950s.

Ajay Piramal leads the Piramal Group, a diversified conglomerate. Mr Piramal transformed the company from a textiles-centric business to a group embracing pharmaceuticals, packaging, financial services and real estate.

Piramal is now pushing to be the first Indian pharmaceuticals company to develop its own research and branded drugs.

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