New Delhi: From the narrow lanes of a small village in Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, to the global stage of the G20, Upendra Giri, PfMP, Founder & CEO of UpBuild Global Inc., has charted a journey that is nothing short of inspirational. In an exclusive conversation, Giri shared his experiences, leadership philosophies, and the principles that have guided him in building a successful career in the United States while staying deeply connected to his Indian roots.
Giri recalled his humble beginnings, where resources were scarce but determination was abundant. “I carry my roots with pride,” he said, emphasizing how his upbringing instilled resilience, adaptability, and the value of hard work. These lessons became the foundation of his success as he navigated the competitive corporate environment abroad.
Speaking about his path to founding UpBuild Global Inc., Giri highlighted the importance of clear vision, disciplined execution, and strong leadership. “Project success doesn’t happen by chance—it requires a deep understanding of goals, a motivated team, and the ability to adapt in a dynamic business landscape,” he explained.
His presence at the G20, he said, was a moment of pride not just for himself but for the entire community he represents. “It’s a reminder that no matter where you come from, with focus and commitment, you can contribute to the global conversation,” Giri added.
Throughout the interview, Giri stressed three key principles that drive success:
- Clarity of Purpose – Knowing exactly what you aim to achieve.
- Leadership Excellence – Inspiring teams through trust, empathy, and accountability.
- Operational Efficiency – Streamlining processes to deliver results effectively.
As he continues to expand his company’s global footprint, Giri remains committed to mentoring emerging leaders, particularly those from small towns and rural backgrounds. His story stands as a beacon of hope for aspiring professionals, proving that the journey from a modest village to a global summit is possible with the right mix of passion, perseverance, and purpose.
